Capricorn Rising from October 16-17, 1975 by pianist Don Pullen and reedsman Sam Rivers. The rest of the quartet on this recording consists of Alex Blake on bass and Bobby Battle on drums.
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don pullen featuring sam rivers - capricorn rising
Capricorn Rising from October 16-17, 1975 by pianist Don Pullen and reedsman Sam Rivers. The rest of the quartet on this recording consists of Alex Blake on bass and Bobby Battle on drums.
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Donald Byrd - Kofi
Tracks recorded 1969 and 1970, but it looks like they never got a first release until 1995,
Players:
Donald Byrd: Trumpet
Lew Tabackin: Flute, Tenor Sax
Frank Foster: Tenor Sax
Duke Pearson: Electric Piano
Wally Richardson: Guitar
Ron Carter: Bass
Mickey Roker: Drums
Airto: Percussion
Dom Um Romao: Percussion
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barney wilen - tilt
1957 album.
Highly recommended debut by the 19 year old French tenor star.
This was recorded on January 7th 1957 and later that year he worked with Miles Davis on Ascenseur Pour L'Echafaud (Lift To The Scaffold): Original Soundtrack.
"After a solo with Miles Davis' band in the Club Saint Germain during the winter of 1958, 21-year-old Barney Wilen unhooked his saxophone, came to the bar, ordered a double and said: "You know what Miles just said to me? He said: 'Why don't you stop playing those terrible notes?'" Not having a low insecurity threshold, Wilen immediately went back to the bandstand to play some more of whatever you call them. It would take more than words to kill Barney. "
More of this article by Mike Zwerin.
LP trax
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CD xtras
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alan skidmore and third eye - live cologne 1978
Sunset over Rhum
Island off the coast of Scotland.
I don't know where I originally got this , it's still around on the web, but thanks must go to the original taper.
It's a radio broadcast of Alan Skidmore's short-lived association with the group Third Eye.
Cologne 12th January 1978
Alan Skidmore - ts,ss
Gerd Dudek - ts,ss
Rob van den Broeck - el p
Ali Haurand - b
Frank Köllges - dr
Very enjoyable and the quality is good.
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sonny rollins - alfie
original music from the film score - 1966
Oliver Nelson (conductor, arranger, tenor saxophone)
Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on January 26, 1966. Originally released on Impulse (AS-9111)
Apparently this is not the actual music heard in the film.
That was recorded in 1965 by Sonny Rollins with a British group which included Ronnie Scott.
This album was recorded a year later at the instigation of Impulse.
@320
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horace silver - doin' the thing
Junior Cook, tenor sax
Blue Mitchell, trumpet
Horace Silver, piano
Gene Taylor, bass
Roy Brooks, drums
Recorded on May 19 & 20, 1961,
at the village gate
sleeve notes
"this is a great 1960s hard bop date by Horace Silver's great quintet ... It is also quite historic because it is the only live recording by this group. No wonder Len Lyons named it one of the 101 best jazz albums in his book of the same name. "
allaboutjazz
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track 1
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archie shepp - deja vu
Archie Shepp(ts),
Harold Mabern(p),
George Mraz(b),
Billy Drummond(ds).
Rec. Jun. 11 & 12, 2001.
Japanese CD Venus TKCV-35096
"Beautiful ballads from Archie Shepp -- one of his later dates for Venus Records, recorded with a soulful, subtle sound that's totally great! The Shepp heard here is hardly the freewheeling player of 60s avant years -- and is instead an aging master of the tenor who manages to draw on years of experience, and bring them into play with simple touches that are totally great! Most tunes here are taken at a relaxed pace -- but Shepp blows with this offbeat sensibility that's really wonderful, a bit like some of the understated genius Coleman Hawkins brought to records like this during his own later years. The album's drenched in soul, and recorded with really beautiful sound ... "
© 1996-2009, Dusty Groove America,
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archie shepp - soul song
Archie Shepp (ts, ss, vo)
Kenny Werner (p)
Santi DeBriano (b)
Marvin Bugalu Smith (d)
Koln, West Germany, December 1, 1982
Enja CD ENJ 4050-2
An overlooked treasure from Archie Shepp .... a great later session that has some surprisingly wonderful moments... great soprano sax lines from Archie -- blown beautifully over soaring rhythms from Kenny Werner on piano... The track really cooks wonderfully ... perfect examples of the later soulful sound of Shepp in the post-Impulse years!
© 1996-2009, Dusty Groove America, Inc.
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archie shepp - I Know About the Life
archie shepp - tenor
ken werner - piano
santie debriano - double bass
john betsch - drums
recorded feb 11th 1981
hatart reissued
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the dave brubeck quartet featuring paul desmond - buried treasures
Recorded May 12-14, 1967 - Mexico City, Mexico
This 1967 album is one of their best.
The whole quartet is on fire and the improvisations are outstanding.
The sound quality is also very clean and sounds great.
And Paul Desmond does , in his own hackneyed phrase , "sound like a dry martini".
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