Entire genres that only need one thread #1: "Jazz"

[Birds in Hell]

Been listening to little other than Grant Green lately:

[Kevin Davis]

Been listening to little other than Grant Green lately:

I'm down with this. Who couldn't love a record titled "Live at Oil Can Harry's?"

This is one of my favorite things to riff around with on the guitar, though I've never heard an actual sung version of this song that sounds so much like "The Ants Go Marching":

[Birds in Hell]

I want to live here.

[Jorge]

https://sergioverdinelli.bandcamp.com/a ... digas-loco

Sergio Verdinelli's No Me Digas Loco is a gorgeous new album from the Buenos Aires jazz scene, highly recommended

[tragabigzanda]

I will actually check this out. Very fond memories of seeing Florencia Gonzalez (Argentinian big band) semi-regularly in Cambridge

[Jorge]

Only the first two tracks are on Bandcamp but the rest is up on Spotify

[E.H. Ruddock]

Only the first two tracks are on Bandcamp but the rest is up on Spotify

Are the first two tracks not on Spotify?

[Jorge]

Only the first two tracks are on Bandcamp but the rest is up on Spotify

Are the first two tracks not on Spotify?

The whole thing is on Spotify, but only the first two are on Bandcamp for some reason

[Kevin Davis]

https://sergioverdinelli.bandcamp.com/album/no-me-digas-loco

Sergio Verdinelli's No Me Digas Loco is a gorgeous new album from the Buenos Aires jazz scene, highly recommended

Liking the first track a lot, kind of slow-going in the beginning but really springs to life about halfway through. Great piano/drum interplay.

[kreng]

https://sergioverdinelli.bandcamp.com/album/no-me-digas-loco

Sergio Verdinelli's No Me Digas Loco is a gorgeous new album from the Buenos Aires jazz scene, highly recommended

Liking the first track a lot, kind of slow-going in the beginning but really springs to life about halfway through. Great piano/drum interplay.

this, added it to the queue

[contamination]

New Jeremy Pelt album The Art of Intimacy, Vol1 is wonderful:





I'm also enjoying the Gerland Clayton live album:

[doug rr]

pre-ordered this reissue today..should be here in a couple weeks

[Kevin Davis]

Hey Doug, have you listened to the Monk Palo Alto release from earlier this year?

[doug rr]

Hey Doug, have you listened to the Monk Palo Alto release from earlier this year?

I've been meaning to order that.. i love the story behind it..have you and how is the sound quality?

[Kevin Davis]

Hey Doug, have you listened to the Monk Palo Alto release from earlier this year?

I've been meaning to order that.. i love the story behind it..have you and how is the sound quality?

I have! I think the sound is really good, especially considering that it wasn't recorded professionally. Give it a listen!

[contamination]

This is worth watching (just ignore the idiots with phones)

[tragabigzanda]

I listened to Sketches of Spain last night for the first time in years, and I've got to say I think that record is highly overrated. Doesn't do much that's interesting in the way of jazz, and Ennio Morricone is more balls-out fun if you're looking for cinematic spaghetti western vibes.

I'm by no stretch a Davis expert, so I'm not sure where this falls in the development of his oeuvre. But I think it kind of stinks.

[surfndestroy]

@dougrr - Have you received Dave Brubeck's Time OutTakes? Still no delivery date in Canada. This is the type of hardship you will have to get used to when you head north.

[doug rr]

@dougrr - Have you received Dave Brubeck's Time OutTakes? Still no delivery date in Canada. This is the type of hardship you will have to get used to when you head north.

i ordered the vinyl and it doesn't come out until early feb i think..i also ordered the disc that arrived in december but i mailed it straight up to vancouver for my FIL as a surprise...i sent it dec 27th and he hasn't mentioned yet if he has received it

[tragabigzanda]

Had never actually listened to this legendary album until today, but it's stunning