Sonny Rollins on Retiring His Sax, His Legacy, and the Secret to Life
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The Jazz Workshop #2
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It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
Kal ‘Roger Cock’ Hodgson wrote:I have just discovered that the fake Markus account was not John...I would like to apologise for suggesting it was him.
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It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
Kal ‘Roger Cock’ Hodgson wrote:I have just discovered that the fake Markus account was not John...I would like to apologise for suggesting it was him.
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My top 40 jazz releases of 2017
1. Ambrose Akinmusire – A Rift in Decorum: Live at the Village Vanguard
2. Charles Lloyd – Passin’ Thru
3. Leo Richardson Quartet – The Chase
4. Helge Lien Trio – Guzuguzu
5. Colin Vallon Trio - Danse
6. Vijay Iyer Sextet – Far From Over
7. Girls in Airports - Live
8. Mark Guilana - Jersey
9. Sean Jones – Live From Jazz At The Bistro
10. Shelly Berg and David Finck – The Deep
11. Melanie De Biasio – Lillies
12. Richie Beirach & Gregor Huebner – Live at Birdland New York
13. Misha Mullov-Abbado – Cross Platform Interchange
14. Jan Lundgren – Postdamer Platz
15. Terence Blanchard – The Comedian (OST)
16. Tommy Smith – Embodying The Light
17. Julia Hulsmann Trio – Sooner and Later
18. Tomasz Stanko New Quartet – December Avenue
19. Alexi Tuomarila - Kingdom
20. Christian McBride Big Band – Bringin’ It
21. Adam Baldych & Helge Lien Trio – Brothers
22. Denys Baptiste – The Late Trane
23. The Necks – Unfold
24. Tom Rainey Obbligato - Float Upstream
25. Julian & Roman Wasserfuhr – Landed in Brooklyn
26. Mammal Hands – Shadow Work
27. Kamasi Washington – Harmony of Difference
28. Binker and Moses – Journey To The Mountain of Forever
29. Dieter Ilg – B-A-C-H
30. Zara McFarlane – Arise
31. Chris Potter – The Dreamer is the Dream
32. Lars Danielsson – Libretto III
33. Verneri Pohjola - Pekka
34. Avishai Cohen Quartet – Cross My Palm With Silver
35. Joey Alexander – Joey. Monk. Live!
36. Youn Sun Nah – She Moves On
37. Phronesis – The Behemoth
38. Shanin Novrasli - Emanation
39. Scott DuBois – Autumn Wind
40. Trichotomy – Trichotomy
1. Ambrose Akinmusire – A Rift in Decorum: Live at the Village Vanguard
2. Charles Lloyd – Passin’ Thru
3. Leo Richardson Quartet – The Chase
4. Helge Lien Trio – Guzuguzu
5. Colin Vallon Trio - Danse
6. Vijay Iyer Sextet – Far From Over
7. Girls in Airports - Live
8. Mark Guilana - Jersey
9. Sean Jones – Live From Jazz At The Bistro
10. Shelly Berg and David Finck – The Deep
11. Melanie De Biasio – Lillies
12. Richie Beirach & Gregor Huebner – Live at Birdland New York
13. Misha Mullov-Abbado – Cross Platform Interchange
14. Jan Lundgren – Postdamer Platz
15. Terence Blanchard – The Comedian (OST)
16. Tommy Smith – Embodying The Light
17. Julia Hulsmann Trio – Sooner and Later
18. Tomasz Stanko New Quartet – December Avenue
19. Alexi Tuomarila - Kingdom
20. Christian McBride Big Band – Bringin’ It
21. Adam Baldych & Helge Lien Trio – Brothers
22. Denys Baptiste – The Late Trane
23. The Necks – Unfold
24. Tom Rainey Obbligato - Float Upstream
25. Julian & Roman Wasserfuhr – Landed in Brooklyn
26. Mammal Hands – Shadow Work
27. Kamasi Washington – Harmony of Difference
28. Binker and Moses – Journey To The Mountain of Forever
29. Dieter Ilg – B-A-C-H
30. Zara McFarlane – Arise
31. Chris Potter – The Dreamer is the Dream
32. Lars Danielsson – Libretto III
33. Verneri Pohjola - Pekka
34. Avishai Cohen Quartet – Cross My Palm With Silver
35. Joey Alexander – Joey. Monk. Live!
36. Youn Sun Nah – She Moves On
37. Phronesis – The Behemoth
38. Shanin Novrasli - Emanation
39. Scott DuBois – Autumn Wind
40. Trichotomy – Trichotomy
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It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
Kal ‘Roger Cock’ Hodgson wrote:I have just discovered that the fake Markus account was not John...I would like to apologise for suggesting it was him.
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Jazz writer, social historian, acclaimed photographer: over six decades, Val Wilmer has become “a world figure in the history of African-American musical culture”. What drives her?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05zx20c
As Serious As Your Life reissued too
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Serious-Your-L ... dpSrc=srch
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05zx20c
As Serious As Your Life reissued too
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Serious-Your-L ... dpSrc=srch
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Kal ‘Roger Cock’ Hodgson wrote:I have just discovered that the fake Markus account was not John...I would like to apologise for suggesting it was him.
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I need to get that, cheers gashy.
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It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
Kal ‘Roger Cock’ Hodgson wrote:I have just discovered that the fake Markus account was not John...I would like to apologise for suggesting it was him.
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It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
Kal ‘Roger Cock’ Hodgson wrote:I have just discovered that the fake Markus account was not John...I would like to apologise for suggesting it was him.
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Just finished Baby-Face Willette's Behind The 8 Ball, now playing Big John Patton...
Groove-tastic.
Groove-tastic.
Jonny Spencer wrote:fange wrote:I've got my quad pants on and i'm ready for some Cock.
By CHRIST you're a man after my own sideways sausage, Ange!
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The latest in Jazzman’s Spiritual Jazz series
https://spiritualjazz.bandcamp.com/albu ... japan-pt-1
Seems to be a thing, BBE just put this out (compiled by Britjazz resurrectionist Tony Higgins)
https://www.bbemusic.com/artist/tony-higgins/
https://bbemusic.bandcamp.com/album/j-j ... -1969-1984
Oof!
https://spiritualjazz.bandcamp.com/albu ... japan-pt-1
Seems to be a thing, BBE just put this out (compiled by Britjazz resurrectionist Tony Higgins)
https://www.bbemusic.com/artist/tony-higgins/
https://bbemusic.bandcamp.com/album/j-j ... -1969-1984
Oof!
It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
Kal ‘Roger Cock’ Hodgson wrote:I have just discovered that the fake Markus account was not John...I would like to apologise for suggesting it was him.
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Terribly grainy footage, but fascinating stuff and the sound is decent...
Horace Silver & Lee Morgan plus a crack back-up band on 'Soul' TV Show.
Horace Silver & Lee Morgan plus a crack back-up band on 'Soul' TV Show.
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The Trio - Green Walnut
Jonny Spencer wrote:fange wrote:I've got my quad pants on and i'm ready for some Cock.
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Hank Mobley - The Morning After
Lee Morgan, trumpet; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Hank Mobley, tenor sax; McCoy Tyner, piano; Bob Cranshaw, bass; Billy Higgins, drums.
Lee Morgan, trumpet; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Hank Mobley, tenor sax; McCoy Tyner, piano; Bob Cranshaw, bass; Billy Higgins, drums.
Jonny Spencer wrote:fange wrote:I've got my quad pants on and i'm ready for some Cock.
By CHRIST you're a man after my own sideways sausage, Ange!
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Jon Raskin from ROVA saxophone Qt. moved here earlier this year so I've had a chance to hear him play in a variety of bands in my two favorite local jazz venues including last night with a trio including bass trumpet/trombone, drums and Jon on bari and alto. He's very creative and a joy to hear/watch explore his ideas of jazz.
The second band that played was a saxophone quartet featuring two altos and two tenors (one tenor player also played bari).
This wasn't improv though but written pieces by one of the alto players. Hard for me to describe other than provocative and beautiful.
Tonight I have a date with my ex to hear more local jazz at Luna's Cafe. We've had several extremely talented jazz artists move to Sacramento in the last year or so and along with our steady list of musicians already playing here I'm feeling a bit of a jazz renaissance here which is fantastic. Might be economics or people getting tired of living in big cities that are becomng difficult for those who aren't flush with cash or real estate holdings.
The second band that played was a saxophone quartet featuring two altos and two tenors (one tenor player also played bari).
This wasn't improv though but written pieces by one of the alto players. Hard for me to describe other than provocative and beautiful.
Tonight I have a date with my ex to hear more local jazz at Luna's Cafe. We've had several extremely talented jazz artists move to Sacramento in the last year or so and along with our steady list of musicians already playing here I'm feeling a bit of a jazz renaissance here which is fantastic. Might be economics or people getting tired of living in big cities that are becomng difficult for those who aren't flush with cash or real estate holdings.
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It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
Kal ‘Roger Cock’ Hodgson wrote:I have just discovered that the fake Markus account was not John...I would like to apologise for suggesting it was him.
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^^ This sounds like an excellent artifact. I've often thought this period of Mingus' recorded output doesn't get as much praise or consideration as it should. It's a shame George Adams isn't there on sax; i've liked Stubblefield well enough on his records with McCoy Tyner or San Rivers say, but to hear Adams with Pullen and Mingus would have made this seriously essential. Still, i will be searching this out in some way for sure. Nice find, gashy!
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The Legend of Horace Tapscott and His Arkestra
https://daily.bandcamp.com/2018/09/24/h ... ssion=true
https://daily.bandcamp.com/2018/09/24/h ... ssion=true
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It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
Kal ‘Roger Cock’ Hodgson wrote:I have just discovered that the fake Markus account was not John...I would like to apologise for suggesting it was him.
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Oh wow, that's brilliant. Very exciting.
Jonny Spencer wrote:fange wrote:I've got my quad pants on and i'm ready for some Cock.
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NP
Wynton Kelly – piano, celeste
Oscar Pettiford (tracks 1 & 5-10), Franklin Skeete (tracks 2–4 & 11–19) – bass
Lee Abrams – drums, congas
1951
Wynton Kelly – piano, celeste
Oscar Pettiford (tracks 1 & 5-10), Franklin Skeete (tracks 2–4 & 11–19) – bass
Lee Abrams – drums, congas
1951
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