Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:Groovy

the full album is wonderful

Kamasi Washington is coming to Buenos Aires!

Very exited to see him, just when i went back to his music.

VinylGuy wrote:Loving Miles´s In A Silent Way.

goddamn, this vinyl sounds so fucking good.

which pressing? there's quite a few that sound like absolute turds.

I ve been into Mile´s Filles de Kilimanjaro.

Damn what an album...the band is just all top players

kreng wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Loving Miles´s In A Silent Way.

goddamn, this vinyl sounds so fucking good.

which pressing? there's quite a few that sound like absolute turds.

I got the 2019 from Columbia Legacy. Sounds great. Very good mix, a lot of space and good volume too.

I just finished watching this:


I really liked it and it kind of made me wanna go back to NY and visit more jazz clubs.

VinylGuy wrote:Kamasi Washington is coming to Buenos Aires!

Very exited to see him, just when i went back to his music.

Just got tickets. Also Thundercat is playing here, so ill see him too.

Im also very psyched with Ryo Fukui..anyone listened to his music?

contamination wrote:I just finished watching this:


I really liked it and it kind of made me wanna go back to NY and visit more jazz clubs.

Thomas Morgan was the best thing in this.

I was in Chicago for a long weekend, and on a whim, decided to go to Jazz Showcase to see Ryan Cohan Quartet, who I frankly hadn’t remotely heard of - they were excellent and the room had that old jazz lounge vibe going nicely. A great late afternoon matinee as part of a fun weekend.

oh cool, im checking it out

kreng wrote:

contamination wrote:I just finished watching this:


I really liked it and it kind of made me wanna go back to NY and visit more jazz clubs.

Thomas Morgan was the best thing in this.

He was definitely an interesting character. Totally devoted to the art form. I think Lee Konitz was still my favorite. I mean a guy who started playing at the clubs when Charlie Parker was still around. It was amazing that he was still playing at that level at his age. I also found the contrast between his, a bit grumpy personality and his beautiful playing interesting. They even made a short documentary about him from the extra material they had from the documentary. I wish it was longer, but here it is if you're interested:



I really need to check more of his stuff.

Konitz recorded a live album at Birdland in 2009 with Brad Mehldau, Charlie Haden, and Paul Motian that I absolutely love.

Kevin Davis wrote:Konitz recorded a live album at Birdland in 2009 with Brad Mehldau, Charlie Haden, and Paul Motian that I absolutely love.

Yeah I was actually listening to this last week. Great stuff! I'm currently playing Motion from 1961.

sunshine, coffee, a big breakfast and some good music discoveries this morning

funky

Been enjoying both Wayne Shorter´s Night Dreamer and Tony Allen´s tribute to Art Blakey

I listened to Coltrane's ...Favorite Things last night. What a treat. He's right up there with Mingus for me.

ticklin the ivories

Today I listened to the latest Linda May Han Oh album which features RM favorite Ambrose Akinmusire. It's good