Full Range
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KISS is one band I never got into At that time I preferred Alice Cooper And my Prog favourites I have posted here Re Heart Of The Sunrise- Simply Brilliant is all I can say
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Thats one of my favourite albums Mike
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Wow what a way to finish a relaxing Jazz Sunday Spinning an album from 1957 - Yes well before the golden period of the mid 60s This particular artist combination with Philly Jones, Red Garland and Paul Chambers is something magic Just blown away with the alto saxophone and piano combination Artist - Art Pepper Title - Art Pepper meets The Rhythm Section My release is a 2009 Reissue 180 gr @Mossy bottom - https://www.discogs.com/Art-Pepper-Meets-The-Rhythm-Section/release/2384101
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Having a listen now
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Oooo looks like I need to search that one out Re - Herbie Hancock, I have - Head Hunters and Speak Like A Child
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I’m back - sorry for going AWAL This next record needs to be added to a best Sunday afternoon record spinning session Its toe tapping Jazz and addictive - these cats are jamming like there is no tomorrow First released in October 1964 Have a listen to the first stanza of the track beat in the video below and answer back on what popular song it was used in Artist - Horace Silver Quintet Title - Song For My Father (Cantiga Para Meu Pai) On Blue Note Records - 2008 Reissue Heads up to @Mossy bottom
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I have read that this next album is an understated masterpiece First released in 1962 but was actually recorded in 1957 and sat on by RCA My pressing is German Under RCA - Jazz Special series Released In 1982 and has a different cover to the original Heads up to @Mossy bottom - https://www.discogs.com/Charlie-Mingus-Tijuana-Moods-Jazz-Special/release/3270232 This album is emotional and reflects the artists moods, while on a holiday in Tijuana Artist - Charles Mingus Title - Tijuana Moods
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Another similarity to me I have a prosumer coffee set up at home And I roast my own coffee Yes if that sounds like a serious coffee enthusiast then you guess right 🤟
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I have one more Mingus LP Some pundits call it an understated masterpiece Be waiting for that tomorrow - AU time
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I don’t have any Bill Evans LPs But I do hear his piano work in Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue
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It’s my opinion that anyone into jazz would have this album as a favourite Recorded in 1959 and still sounding fresh today Wow what an album It’s has a sculptured beauty in musical form Im blown away with all this amazing jazz / Jazz fusion I am spinning Artist - Charles Mingus Title - Ah Um Heads up to @Mossy bottom
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That album is a beauty I spun it a couple of weeks back
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I love John Coltrane Great listening session
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@Mossy bottom Well I stand corrected on the ID The exact release version should be in the bar code ( if one is printed on the back cover ) Otherwise it’s either under Europe or France as you mentioned
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That number BST-81595 does not come up on Discogs You need to check with the ID number or scan code on the back cover And I agree I need to have this album on regular rotation
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Great minds - Yea a fantastic album and I’m enjoying it over and over This is my copy —- https://www.discogs.com/Cannonball-Adderley-Somethin-Else/release/635494
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I will continue spinning Jazz this weekend And this album is just superb Although this is a Cannonball Adderley release the other band members would be considered the “Dream Team “ They are Miles Davis, Hank Jones, Sam Jones, Art Blakey Artist - Cannonball Adderley Title - Something’ Else On Blue Note Records - 1997 Reissue 180gr Original release was in 1958 Heads up to @Tigerman
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Dave has had a fantastic spinning session Having a ball by the looks of it
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That avatar for @Mossy bottom is from the rear cover of the Jethro Tull album Songs From The Wood Im guessing his name is Tom ? Well he types like a Tom
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We get the cyclones and destructive storms every year And local flooding is a regular occurrence, but not in my area even though my place is a couple of streets from the river When we flood whole suburbs and houses go under water - but touch wood we have been lucky on my street as it’s a higher zone
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I have the LP album of Stormwatch And yes I have had a listen to refresh my memory Jethro Tull is unique and fantastic at the same time
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Better late than never 🤟
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You da man @Tarheel
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Now going further back in time to the release date of 1956 The Artist would have been about 26 years old at the time If you are a saxophone player you would be playing this music 🎶 On the track You Don’t Know What Love Is — is probably the best ever tenor sax ballad ever recorded Be amazed if you chose to listen to this album — and I recommend you do Artist - Sonny Rollins ( with brilliant musicians supporting him ) Title - Saxophone Colossus
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My pressing is Japanese from 1977 Its on Verve Records 180 gr and has amazing SQ
