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Posted: September 22 2024 at 16:19

After all the talk about Jazz-Rock/Fusion in another thread, I'd like to show my love to these genres and refresh this thread. Tongue

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Posted: March 19 2023 at 12:11

Saperlipopette! wrote:

David_D wrote:

Saperlipopette! wrote:

^I guess I made a 74-album strong Jazz Starter Kit Tongue

. I really hope Moshkito doesn't see this, because I wouldn't want to make him sad once again Cry

Anyway, there're surely quite a bit of different Jazz albums in this thread already. Smile

Yes. It was just meant as a joke of sorts. I thought that was pretty obvious for anyone who's visited the PA Starter Kit-thread.

Yes, it is very obvious.

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Posted: March 19 2023 at 09:22

David_D wrote:

Saperlipopette! wrote:

^I guess I made a 74-album strong Jazz Starter Kit Tongue

. I really hope Moshkito doesn't see this, because I wouldn't want to make him sad once again Cry

Anyway, there're surely quite a bit of different Jazz albums in this thread already. Smile

Yes. It was just meant as a joke of sorts. I thought that was pretty obvious for anyone who's visited the PA Starter Kit-thread.

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Posted: March 19 2023 at 09:12

Saperlipopette! wrote:

^I guess I made a 74-album strong Jazz Starter Kit Tongue

. I really hope Moshkito doesn't see this, because I wouldn't want to make him sad once again Cry

Anyway, there're surely quite a bit of different Jazz albums in this thread already. Smile

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Posted: March 19 2023 at 03:38

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I have too many jazz albums. And my wife looking over my should just reminded me I have even more blues albums (which I don't think is necessarily complimentary).

Anyway, my 20 favorites in no particular order:

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Posted: March 19 2023 at 01:10

^I guess I made a 74-album strong Jazz Starter Kit Tongue

. I really hope Moshkito doesn't see this, because I wouldn't want to make him sad once again Cry

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Posted: March 19 2023 at 00:26

Sorry for quoting myself again. A bad habit of mine. But I seem to agree with myself the most often. And this new post of mine needs the context of my previous to make sense.

Saperlipopette! wrote:

I've got more jazz albums than any other kind of music.

20 of my favorites from my 1960's collection

Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
Grachan Moncur III - Evolution
John Coltrane - Olé Coltrane
Andrew Hill - Compulsion
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
Anthony Williams - Life Time
Pharoah Sanders - Tauhid
Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles
Eric Dolphy - Out There
Pharoah Sanders - Karma
Jackie McLeam - Destination Out!
Horace Tapscott Quintet - The Giant Is Awakened
Prince Lasha & Sonny Simmons - Firebirds
Chico Hamilton - Man From Two Worlds
Ahmad Jamal - Extensions
Pete La Roca - Basra
Paul Bley - Footloose
Herbie Hancock - Inventions & Dimensions
Andrew Hill - Point of Departure

-and 20 favorites from my early to mid 1970's collection

Don Cherry - Don Cherry/Brown Rice
Herbie Hancock - Crossings
Miles Davis - Big Fun
Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda
Jan Garbarek Quartet - Afric Pepperbird
Herbie Mann - Stone Flute
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
The Ahmad Jamal Trio - The Awakening
McCoy Tyner - Asante
Miles Davis - Get Up With It
Mal Waldron - The Call
Khan Jamal - Drum Dance to the Motherland
Wayne Shorter - Odyssey of Iska
Mal Waldron - Number Nineteen
Weather Report - Weather Report
Alice Coltrane - Ptah, the El Daoud
Julian Priester Pepo Mtoto - Love, Love
Mal Waldron - Up Popped the Devil
Music Inc. - Live at Slugs', Volume II
Eddie Henderson - Realization

...loads of favorites missing, but gotta stop at some point

edit: a bonus ten favorites from the 1950's (which I don't own nearly as many albums from)

Ahmed Abdul-Malik - Jazz Sahara
The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out
The Chico Hamilton Quintet - Gongs East!
Charles Mingus - Mingus Ah Um
The Horace Silver Quintet - Finger Poppin' With the Horace Silver Quintet
The Cecil Taylor Quartet - Looking Ahead!
Miles Davis - Ascenseur pour l'échafaud
Jimmy Giuffre - The Jimmy Giuffre 3
Kenny Graham - Moondog and Suncat Suites
The Modern Jazz Quartet - Modern Jazz Quartet Vol. 2

A handful of my most treasured albums/artists aren't even represented. This I simply cannot live with.

Bill Evans:
Explorations
You Must Believe In Spring

Yusef Lateef:
Eastern Sounds
The Diverse Yusef Lateef

Bobby Hutcherson:
Oblique
Patterns

Richard Davis:
Muses For Richard Davis
The Philosophy of the Spiritual

Sun Ra:
The Nubians Of Plutonia
Angels and Demons at Play

Terje Rypdal:
Whenever I Seem to Be Far Away
Terje Rypdal

Steve Reid:
Nova
Visions of the Third Eye (as New Life Trio)

I also got a bonus post 1970's (which also happens to be a post 1980's) list of ten treasurous albums. Just like with most of the 1950's scene, I'm not nearly as well-versed as to what has happened in jazz for the last 45 years or so - as I am ca. 1959-1975. Perhaps interestingly, these are in total probably less "out there" than most of what you may find on my 1960's list.

The Necks - Hanging Gardens
Bohren & Der Club Of Gore - Black Earth
Sons of Kemet - Your Queen is a Reptile
Greg Foat - The Mage

Sonny Sharrock - Ask The Ages

Bremer/McCoy - Utopia

Rabih Abou-Khalil - Al-Jadida

Chip Wickham - Shamal Wind

Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures - Skyway
Matthew Halsall - Salute to the Sun

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 23:29

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Saperlipopette! wrote:

I've got more jazz albums than any other kind of music.

We're not interacting, but I hope it's okay with my big thanks for this big contribution of yours to this thread.

Sure thanks! I, or we just needed a break as we constantly irritated/annoyed each other. That may of course happen again, but I don't really care about - or stay irritated for long enough - to follow such things trough anyway. Besides, more often than not, I just respond to what's written, without noticing who actually wrote it.

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 17:35

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David_D wrote:

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers would be a nice addition to my mainstream Jazz section if I could find a highrated album with

a cool cover I could like. Big smile

He has several great album covers.....That match the great music.

As we know tastes can be different. Big smile

What I find to be cool covers are more like the ones from these albums:

John Coltrane (USA) - Blue Train

Thelonius Monk (USA) - Straight, No Chaser

Sonny Rollins (USA) - Vol. 2

Charles Mingus (USA) - Mingus Ah Um

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 17:24

Saperlipopette! wrote:

I've got more jazz albums than any other kind of music.

We're not interacting, but I hope it's okay with my big thanks for this big contribution of yours to this thread.

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 17:12

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This thread inspired moi to designate two months per year...I'll only listen to Jazz.

Wow!, that's quite a commitment, Cindy, and makes me more happy to have started this thread. I'm also very impressed by your Jazz collection which indeed shows you as a dedicated Jazz aficionado. Smile

Edited by David_D - March 19 2023 at 04:01

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 15:26

David_D wrote:

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I have a lot of jazz records mainly BlueNote, probably 95% of it is in the late 50's to mid 60's, so that classic hard bop era. Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers is my all time fav group, I also enjoy the early Herbie Hancock stuff. My biggest surprise was Katanga by Curtis Amy and Dupree Bolton....brilliant!!

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers would be a nice addition to my mainstream Jazz section if I could find a highrated album with

a cool cover I could like. Big smile

He has several great album covers.....That match the great music.

BlueNote 84104

Art Blakey - Buhainas Delight [LP] - Amazon.com Music

BlueNote 84193

BlueNote 84029

Art Blakey - The Big Beat - Blue Note Vinyl Record Reissue

Edited by Catcher10 - March 18 2023 at 15:29

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 15:20

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'Maiden Voyage' (1965) and Speak lIke a CHild(1968) are superb ones by Hancock

Maiden Voyage is excellent yes...Inventions & Dimensions is another of my favs from him...

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 14:47

I've got more jazz albums than any other kind of music.

20 of my favorites from my 1960's collection

-and 20 favorites from my early to mid 1970's collection

...loads of favorites missing, but gotta stop at some point

edit: a bonus ten favorites from the 1950's (which I don't own nearly as many albums from)

Edited by Saperlipopette! - March 18 2023 at 15:16

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 14:05

I have too many jazz albums. And my wife looking over my should just reminded me I have even more blues albums (which I don't think is necessarily complimentary).

Anyway, my 20 favorites in no particular order:

Charles Mingus - Ah Um

Dave Brubeck - Time Out

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain

Return to Forever - Romantic Warrior

Mahavishnu Orchestra - Inner Mounting Flame

Di Meola, de Lucia, McLaughlin - Friday Night in San Francisco

Oscar Peterson - Night Train

Duke Ellington - Ellington at Newport

Keith Jarret - The Köln Concert

Weather Report - Heavy Weather

Wes Montgomery - The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery

John Coltrane - A Love Supreme

Billie Holiday - At Jazz at the Philharmonic

Thelonious Monk - The Genius of Modern Music, Vol. 1

Django Reinhardt - Djangology

John Zorn - Naked City

Louis Armstrong - Plays W.C. Handy

Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington - The Great Summit

Jaco Pastorius - S/T Debut

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 12:54

Miles Davis - Everything studio from 1956-1976 and "Live Evil", Dark Magnus, Pangaea, and Agharta

John Coletrane - All John's solo stuff. (I'm a huge fan)

Charles Mingus - Passions of a Man: The Complete Atlantic Recordings box set

Charles Mingus- Milestones of a Legend 10 cd box set.

Weather Report- everything from Debut through 1980

Nucleus- "We'll Talk About It Later" and Elastic

Jeff Beck- Wired and "Blow by Blow"

Billy Cobham- Spectrum, Crosswinds, and Shabazz

Return to Forever- Every studio album

Santana- First nine studio albums

Al Di Melo - Elegant Gypsy

Tilt- First two studio albums and their latest

Mahavishnu Orchestra- First four studio albums

Herbie Hancock- Head Hunters, Crossings, Maiden Voyage, Empyrean Isles, Sextant

Chicago- First ten studio

Dixie Dregs- Night of the Living Dregs and Dregs of the Earth

Accordo dei Contrari - Ur and Violato Intatto

Osibisa- Osibisa

Guthrie Govan- Erotic Cakes

Perigeo- Azimut and Genealogia

Wes Mongomery - Eight Classic Album box set

Lee Morgan -Complete Recordings 1956-1962

Ahmad Jamal - 16 albums from 1951-1962

Clifford Brown- 13 albums from 1954-1960

Eric Dolphy- 12 albums from 1959-1962

Thelonious Monk- everything from 1955-1968

Bruford- Feels Good To Me, One of Kind and Rock Goes To College DVD

Dave Brubeck- Time Out

Brecker Brothers- Heavy Metal Be-Bop!

Ornette Coleman- Eight albums from 1958-1962

Billy Holiday- Lady In Satin

Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong: Ella and Louis

Buddy Rich- Eight albums

Frank Zappa- from Freak Out to Lather and seven live albums

Count Basie And His Orchestra- Eleven albums

Ron Carter Quartet- Piccolo

Ornette Coleman- Ornette Quartet The Shape of Jazz to Come, Ornette On Tenor, Free Jazz (Double Quartet)

Duke Ellington- Everything from 1957-1962

Dizzy Gillespie- seven albums

Django Reinhardt- four albums

Charlie Parker - 46 album set release by Charlie Parker's wife around 1962 (To combat bootlegs). Half performances are by other Jazz greats performing Parker's material...the Rest is Parker himself.

That's the core of my Jazz collection. This thread inspired moi to designate two months per year...I'll only listen to Jazz.

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Posted: March 18 2023 at 07:14

Late but better than not at all, my welcome to you Lewian, in this so far rather small but intimate circle of Jazz friends. Smile

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Posted: March 06 2023 at 10:48

Here are a few that I like a lot, and that are neither listed on PA nor yet in this thread (if I haven't missed anything).

Michele Rosewoman - Quintessence

Grubenklangorchester - Bergmannsleben

Markus Stockhausen/Simon Stockhausen/Jo Thoenes - Aparis

Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda

Cassandra Wilson - Blue Light Till Dawn

Egberto Gismonti - Academia De Dancas

Christy Doran & Fredy Studer - Half a Lifetime

Isotope 217 - Utonian Automatic

The Lounge Lizards - s/t

Marc Ribot - Rootless Cosmopolitans

Pascal Schumacher - Left Tokyo Right

Przemyslaw Straczek International Group - White Grain of Coffee

Scetches - Don't Ask Just Play

Tied and Tickled Trio - Observing Systems

Sun Ra - Toward the Stars

Robert Mitchell's Panacea - Trust

Expo's Jazz and Joy - s/t

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