What Are You Listening To (Jazz) 2013

[Moreno]

Hal McKusick: Jazz at the Academy

[Jackie P]

A very good sounding and enjoyable live session from Horace Silver



Live At Newport '58 - Horace Silver

with

Louis Smith (Trumpet), Junior Cook (Tenor), Gene Taylor (Bass) Louis Hayes (Drums)

[bluemonkey]

Teddy Edwards/Howard McGhee: Together Again!!!!


Milt Jackson & John Coltrane: Bags & Trane

[Asimov]

Barry Harris - At the Jazz Worskhop

[Asimov]

Ben Webster - See You At The Fair

[Justin V]

Booker Ervin - Structurally Sound

[Chutai]

Duke Jordon – Flight To Jordan

[Asimov]

Cannonball Adderley - Quintet In Chicago

[Asimov]

Charles Mingus - Mingus Ah Um

[Asimov]

Coleman Hawkins - With The Red Garland Trio

[walkin]

[Asimov]

Eric Dolphy with Booker Little - Far Cry

[JETman]

Originally Posted by HutchFan

I think only one of them was briefly available on CD, Suite for Trio (1978) with NHØP and Daniel Humair. If you see it, GET IT!

Worth the dosh if it's $20 shipped? Is it that good?

[HutchFan]

Originally Posted by JETman

Worth the dosh if it's $20 shipped? Is it that good?

That's about what I paid for it. To me, it's easily worth 20 bucks.

Have you heard Solal's NY-1 (Blue Note)? If you like NY-1, you will almost certainly like Suite for Trio. Speaking for myself, these two recordings are among my favorite trio records (by anyone) and prime examples of Solal's best work.

Of course, as ever, your mileage may vary.


EDIT:
I was just looking at the Suite for Trio CD cover image. It says: "Solal • Series" and "The MPS Years." It looks like the record label (now Universal) planned a series of MPS reissues for Solal -- but I don't think they ever got past this one release. Argh!

[JETman]

Originally Posted by HutchFan

That's about what I paid for it. To me, it's easily worth 20 bucks.

Have you heard Solal's NY-1 (Blue Note)? If you like NY-1, you will almost certainly like Suite for Trio. Speaking for myself, these two recordings are among my favorite trio records (by anyone) and prime examples of Solal's best work.

Of course, as ever, your mileage may vary.


EDIT:
I was just looking at the Suite for Trio CD cover image. It says: "Solal • Series" and "The MPS Years." It looks like the record label planned a series of MPS reissues for Solal -- but I don't think they ever got past this one release.

Yes, I like that one. Hyperbole runs rampant on these boards. Just checking to see if you're one of its supporters.

FWIW, for me to pay $20 for a disc, it better be damn near classic. There are so many REALLY GOOD piano trio discs around that it's very difficult to separate the bests from the second bests.