3 latest favorite CDS
Jimmy Bruno
Tony Bennet and k.d Lang
Louis Armstrong "A Wonderful World"
Both are called the same thing
and Pat Martino's latest release. The name escapes me at the moment.
My all time 2 favorite CDS in the world
Mingus At CArnegie HAll
and HAnk GArland Jazz Winds form a New Direction
and Johnny Smith Moonlight in Vermont
can;t spell or count or type
William C.
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> and HAnk GArland Jazz Winds form a New Direction
I remember stumbling into the velvet sounds lp at a drive-in theater swap
meet. I knew some of his country, rockabilly picking. Finding him in jazz
was one of those important crossovers for me, then a mid teen rockabilly
blueser. Velvet sounds came right about the same time as Grant Green's
western thing for me... I caught them both near the same time. Opened things
up considerably.
I got to jazz winds a bit later. What a class act.
Hank has been very important to/for me, his ability to cross what some deem
lines.
William C.
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>
> "Jimmy Bruno" <ji...@jimmybruno.com> wrote in message
>
> > and HAnk GArland Jazz Winds form a New Direction
>
> I remember stumbling into the velvet sounds lp at a drive-in theater swap
> meet. I knew some of his country, rockabilly picking. Finding him in jazz
> was one of those important crossovers for me, then a mid teen rockabilly
> blueser. Velvet sounds
the Velvet Guitar gal on blue cover thing. Getting to Jazz Winds was
something again. The first was fine. The second, finer still.
GregD/oasysco
> for me:
> Tony Bennet and k.d Lang
> Louis Armstrong "A Wonderful World"
That single to this day is my all-time favorite song. What a gorgeous
rendition of a song that makes you just be happy to be alive. Need more of
that kind of influence nowadays. And, of course, nobody can sing it like LA
did.
Greg
Tom Lippincott
Glad to see you're a fan of Tony and k.d.; they're two of my all time
favorite singers. I have that Louis Armstrong record too; I'll have to dig
it back out and give it a listen (haven't heard it in years).
BTW, it was great to meet you at the guitar congress; sorry I didn't get a
chance to talk to you more. I really enjoyed finally getting to hear you
play live, too. Two of the highlights of the congress for me were hearing
the trios of you, Howard Alden and Martin Taylor, and the one of you,
Howard, and Jim Hall.
Also enjoyed hearing you, Howard, and Cheryl Bailey tear up Donna Lee.
Still hoping you can make it to south Florida some day.
my 3 latest favorite CD's;
(oddly enough) k.d. lang; Drag
Jonathan Kreisberg; 9 Stories Wide
Everybody Digs Bill Evans
--
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1.John Scofield Trio - EnRoute/Live
This is shaping up to be my favorite Scofield CD of all time. I own every
release he's put out except for "Up All Night", and this is up there with "Time
On My Hands" and "What We Do", as well as that Miles Davis tribute CD he did
with Joe Henderson.
2.Charlie Haden - The Montreal Tapes
This is a recent release and it's a live trio with Joe Henderson and Al Foster.
They sound great, even though Charlie's solos can be really long.
3.McCoy Tyner - Super Trios
Two trios that kick butt. McCoy with Ron Carter/Tony Williams or Eddie
Gomez/Jack Dejohnette.
-Jon
Jimmy Bruno
year. MAybe next year
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Paul Sanwald
norman blake and tony rice - self titled. really great musical guitar
playing!
phil woods quintet - bouquet. tom harrell sounds amazing on this
record!
maria schneider - allegresse. I am like addicted to this record.
definitely one of my top ten cds of all time.
incidentally I saw maria's orchestra last week, performing tunes from
her new record. they played a simply gorgeous song called "sky blue".
really emotional performance, she had me and most of the audience damn
close to tears. donny mccaslin is playing tenor with her now, his
playing is just out of this world.
--paul
Adam Gottschalk
pcsa...@pobox.com (Paul Sanwald) wrote:
> incidentally I saw maria's orchestra last week, performing tunes from
> her new record. they played a simply gorgeous song called "sky blue".
> really emotional performance, she had me and most of the audience damn
> close to tears. donny mccaslin is playing tenor with her now, his
> playing is just out of this world.
I saw the orchestra with Schneider conducting one time at Visiones (must
be more than 10 years ago), which I think is now defunct. There was one
guy I remember really well playing the shit out of an alto. I was
totally impressed that night, but have not found any recordings that
capture the feeling I got. Any suggestions?
Jeff Richards
I think I am a binge listener. I get on to something and it is all
I'll listen to for weeks. Lately it has been;
Pat Martino's "The Maker" especially the first tune. LIKE A FREIGHT
TRAIN!!!! when it gets going.
Pat Martino's "Interchange" I really dig the piano player on both cds.
I think his name is Jim Reidl.
Charles Mingus's "Better get it in your soul" I must have listened to
this a thousand times and that is not hyperboil and every time I here
it I hear something new. Just amazing.
I also listen to a lot of Pat Metheny and Jim Hall. I hope to catch
Mr. Bruno sometime in So Cal.
Regards,
Jeff
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gtrmon
Pat Smith
died while I was in high school and I cried like a baby. Almost all his
stuff is pretty great. I love the Hot 5's and 7's, his stuff with Ella,
particularly Porgy and Bess. I had a radio show in college and used to
play him singing If I could Talk to the Animals, in which he had some
good little asides while the honky choir sang away.
since the Guitar Congress I have been listening to Juan Martin a lot. He
was such a nice humble guy and a beautiful player that it has me fixin'
to work on some flamenco stuff. also been listening to the Gypsy Kings
also been listening to Jim Hall Live in Japan, I love his that version
of Concerto de Aranjuez
The other really nice one I have been enjoying is Charlie Haden and
Kenny Barron's Night and the City
Greg clayton
Steve Grossman . Love is the Thing[W Cedar Walton,Billy Higgins,David
Williams]
Frank Sinatra Ring a Ding Ding
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Jimmy Bruno
it stays in 3 for the whole song.
thom_j
> Yo,
> I think I am a binge listener. I get on to something and it is all
> I'll listen to for weeks.
I do the samething.. Neat huh? 8^)'.. cheers thom_j.
Gary Beck
almost the same music. When I listen to Garland and Smith I recall the day
when "Musicianship" was something to be revered. These guy's who think they
play fast should listen to the fact that not only are Garland, Smith, and
Martino fast............they are precise!! Also any one of them can play one
note per measure and it drips with soul. Thanks for making my
day............Gary Beck
Kevin Van Sant
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When I first saw the header I thought it read LEAST favorite CDs and I
was thinking "uh-oh..."
The three latest favorites for me are
-Brad Mehldau/Joel Frahm duo. I mentioned in the midi-guitar thread
that Mehldau's solo in East of the Sun is the single most inspiring
bit of music I've heard in a long time.
-Ulf Wakenius' solo disc "The Artistry of.."
-Jesse Davis "The Set-up" w/ Peter Bernstein
_________________________________________
Kevin Van Sant
jazz guitar
http://www.kevinvansant.com
to buy my CDs, hear sound clips, see videos, and get more info.
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tomw
says...
reggae. My wife is delighted with this turn of events.
bb king: blues on the bayou -- bb's best guitar playing ever. bb says it
all and anything more than that is just "yackety-yak".(It's a phase I'm
going through).
burning spear: 20th century masters -- spear makes "out of tune": "in
tune". a mark of how lazy I am is that he played in town last week, and
I didn't go because his set started at 10pm.
bob marley: natural mystic -- aside from two egregious saturday-nite-
live-cliche-ridden sax solos, everything is just perfect.
two favorite cds in the world
Django Reihardt: Djangology
Billie Holiday: Songs for Distingue Lovers
If these were the only two recordings in the world, I'd get along okay.
--
Tom Walls
the guy at the Temple of Zeus
Pat Smith
picture on my mantelpiece. Jazz winds is a great record. I always
wondered if Hank listened to Howard Roberts or vice versa, they seem to
have much in common.
Johnny Smith, also a mind blower. Talk about a flawless player
Jimmy Bruno
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Johnny Smith - Kaleidoscope
Chet Atkins - Guitar Legend
Ray Brown - Some of My Best Friends Are Guitarists
Others that are in play
Hot Club Of Cowtown - Continental Stomp
Spade Cooley - Spadella
Jimmy Bruno And Joe Beck - Polarity
Soundtrack to "Sweet And Low Down" Howard Alden and Others
gtrmon
> I once recorde Cherokee in 3 with Joe Beck. IS that what you mean? If so
,
> it stays in 3 for the whole song.
Yep. Love it. Seems to work real well. Do you like it that way or was it
just a one time thing? Thinking of doing any more JB&JB?
Don
Dean Athans
> reggae. My wife is delighted with this turn of events.
>
> bb king: blues on the bayou -- bb's best guitar playing ever. bb says it
> all and anything more than that is just "yackety-yak".(It's a phase I'm
> going through).
>
> burning spear: 20th century masters -- spear makes "out of tune": "in
> tune". a mark of how lazy I am is that he played in town last week, and
> I didn't go because his set started at 10pm.
>
> bob marley: natural mystic -- aside from two egregious saturday-nite-
> live-cliche-ridden sax solos, everything is just perfect.
>
> two favorite cds in the world
> Django Reihardt: Djangology
> Billie Holiday: Songs for Distingue Lovers
>
> If these were the only two recordings in the world, I'd get along okay.
I first saw B.B. King live in Bloomington, Indiana (1970?). I haven't
overdosed on jazz since then, as best as I can remember. Here's my
current three favorites:
Tony Bennett and Bill Evans (1975)
1. Young and Foolish performed by Evans / Tony Bennett - 3:55
2. The Touch of Your Lips performed by Evans / Tony Bennett -
3:56
3. Some Other Time performed by Evans / Tony Bennett - 4:42
4. When in Rome performed by Evans / Tony Bennett - 2:55
5. We'll Be Together Again performed by Evans / Tony Bennett -
4:39
6. My Foolish Heart performed by Evans / Tony Bennett - 4:50
7. Waltz for Derby performed by Evans / Tony Bennett - 4:04
8. But Beautiful performed by Evans / Tony Bennett - 3:37
9. Days of Wine and Roses performed by Evans / Tony Bennett -
2:22
Jack Wilkins and Jimmy Bruno "Heading North" (2001)
1. Relaxin' at Camarillo performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 3:40
2. One Note Samba [Duo] performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 4:34
3. Kiwi Bird performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 4:54
4. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To [Duo] performed by Wilkins /
Bruno - 4:36
5. Some Time Ago [Trio] performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 4:57
6. Perdido [Duo] performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 4:53
7. When I Fall in Love [Trio] performed by Wilkins / Bruno -
5:00
8. Carninhos Cruzados [Duo] performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 6:16
9. Voyage performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 6:40
10. There Will Never Be Another You [Duo] performed by Wilkins
/ Bruno - 2:04
11. Move [Duo] performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 3:06
12. Give Me the Simple Life performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 5:24
13. In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning performed by Wilkins
/ Bruno - 2:18
14. Broadway [Duo] performed by Wilkins / Bruno - 4:06
Karrin Alysson "Ballads: Remembering John Coltrane" (2001)
1. Say It (Over and Over Again) (Loesser/McHugh) - 6:03
2. You Don't Know What Love Is (DePaul/Raye) - 5:38
3. Too Young to Go Steady (Adamson/McHugh) - 5:43
4. All or Nothing at All (Altman/Lawrence) - 6:50
5. I Wish I Knew (Gordon/Warren) - 4:22
6. What's New? (Burke/Haggart) - 5:55
7. It's Easy to Remember (Hart/Rodgers) - 6:03
8. Nancy (With the Laughing Face) (Silvers/VanHeusen) - 4:46
9. Naima (Coltrane) - 6:38
10. Why Was I Born? (Hammerstein/Kern) - 3:42
11. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye (Porter) - 6:01
My favorite DVD's are currently the new release from Jimmy Bruno and
Jack Wilkins, "Live, From the Theater at Washington, Virginia (1999)"
and "Triplets of Belleville." The "Triplets" get top honors, because,
IMHO, the best actor award for 2003 should have gone to the dog named
Bruno from that movie. Jimmy and Jack play great, tell good jokes, and
dress sharply. But can they bark convincingly at trains? The theme
song is pretty nice, too, but it's all about the acting chops.
Dean
Jimmy Bruno
I think we may do another within this year. It's an entirely different tune
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Jimmy Bruno
all. The guy did no promotion!!! I can't can't any CD from him. That's
why Concord gives me such a hard time recording for other labels on other
people's CDS. I don't think Jack has anymore either.
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Alexei Aganin
[...]
> and "Triplets of Belleville." The "Triplets" get top honors, because,
> IMHO, the best actor award for 2003 should have gone to the dog named
> Bruno from that movie. Jimmy and Jack play great, tell good jokes, and
> dress sharply. But can they bark convincingly at trains? The theme
> song is pretty nice, too, but it's all about the acting chops.
Forget the dog! There's a new footage of Django showing how the man actually
played.
Dave
> for me:
> Tony Bennet and k.d Lang
> Louis Armstrong "A Wonderful World"
> Both are called the same thing
> and Pat Martino's latest release. The name escapes me at the moment.
> My all time 2 favorite CDS in the world
> Mingus At CArnegie HAll
> and HAnk GArland Jazz Winds form a New Direction
> and Johnny Smith Moonlight in Vermont
>
playing direction and buying a Tele.
from a completely different direction, one of my most listened to CD's
from the past year is Gillian Welch's Soul Journey. Fantastic
Americana roots songwriter.
I think Wes' Impressions: The Verve Jazz Sides is wonderful.
Dave
Keith Freeman
> all.
disappeared under the waves...)
-Keith
Music samples, tips, Portable Changes at
http://home.wanadoo.nl/keith.freeman/
E-mail: keith DOT freeman AT wanadoo DOT nl
Jimmy Bruno
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Andy D.
Ed Bickert - At The Garden Party - great reissue
Melvin Rhyne w/Peter Bernstein - Yesterday, Today Tomorrow
Andy D.
Idawg
Glen Gould - Complete Goldberg Variations (the cleaned up version -
the sound's amazing)
Jim Hall - Live!
I have that Mosaic Records Johnny Smith set and Its fantastic. I
highly recommend it to any JS fan. I need to pick up that Hank
Garland.
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> for me:
> Tony Bennet and k.d Lang
> Louis Armstrong "A Wonderful World"
> Both are called the same thing
> and Pat Martino's latest release. The name escapes me at the moment.
> My all time 2 favorite CDS in the world
> Mingus At CArnegie HAll
> and HAnk GArland Jazz Winds form a New Direction
> and Johnny Smith Moonlight in Vermont
>
MBR
> mine are:
>
> norman blake and tony rice - self titled. really great musical guitar
> playing!
======================
Now that's interesting, Paul. I don't hear of too many people who are
deep into jazz list Tony Rice and Norman Blake as being among their
favorites. Both of those guys get a very pure, beautiful tone from
the acoustic guitar.
-Mark R
Mondoslug1
jazzbo wrote:
I've been listening to Tony Rice's "Unit Of Measure" as we speak which is
really a great sounding recording of his guitar......and playing of course.
Stan Gosnell
> for me:
> Tony Bennet and k.d Lang
> Louis Armstrong "A Wonderful World"
> Both are called the same thing
> and Pat Martino's latest release. The name escapes me at the moment.
> My all time 2 favorite CDS in the world
> Mingus At CArnegie HAll
> and HAnk GArland Jazz Winds form a New Direction
> and Johnny Smith Moonlight in Vermont
>
> can;t spell or count or type
What I've been listening to lately is "Rhythm Willie" with Herb Ellis,
Freddie Green, et al, and George Barnes and Ruby Braff, "Live at the New
School" and the Gershwin album. My tastes change from time to time, but
that's what is in my CD and MP3 players this week, and probably next.
--
Regards,
Stan
Jose Paulo Pires
> for me:
> Tony Bennet and k.d Lang
> Louis Armstrong "A Wonderful World"
> Both are called the same thing
> and Pat Martino's latest release. The name escapes me at the moment.
Jonathan Kreisberg: Nine stories wide
Jim Hall & Bill Evans: Intermodulation
Chet Baker Trio (with Doug Raney): This is always
Dean Athans
> thanks dean, where did you find the CD with Jack? That thing didn't sell at
> all. The guy did no promotion!!! I can't can't any CD from him. That's
> why Concord gives me such a hard time recording for other labels on other
> people's CDS. I don't think Jack has anymore either.
I believe that I found it at J&R Music World here in NYC, last fall,
before the John Pisano night at Birdland. Their website does not
indicate that they have it in stock now. Amazon.com and DVD Empire
claim to be able to get it in a couple weeks, but you know how that
usually goes.
Dean
MBR
=============================
Rice has a very distinctive acoustic guitar tone. Just a few notes and
you know it's him. What sort of material is he doing on Unit of
Measure?
MBR
=============================
Mondoslug1
Highly recommended....2 or 3 solo chordal type of things and someiddle tunes
with his band ...really good recording though I think. One live thing which is
okay
Manzanita (Rice) - 3:53
2. House of the Rising Sun - 5:26
3. Shenandoh - 4:40
4. Gold Rush (Monroe) - 3:02
5. Jerusalem Ridge (Monroe) - 6:38
6. High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me) (Tiomkine/Washington) - 3:44
7. Beaumont Rag (Traditional) - 3:37
8. Swing '42 (Reinhardt) - 1:56
9. An Olde Irish Aire (Danny Boy) - 2:07
10. Sally Goodin' - 8:31
Dean Athans
All Django fans should analyze that "footage" to get a few "tips" on
how to play in his style. But, seriously, I think that Bruno's dream
sequences are the best thing on film since Felini's "Amarcord." I will
not be swayed from my views on this matter!
MBR
Thanks for the info. Does he sing on record anymore? Apparently he had
a problem with his vocal chords and lost his singing voice.
Tom Lippincott
never showed up, so I'm resending it now:
Jimmy:
Glad to see you're a fan of Tony and k.d.; they're two of my all time
favorite singers. I have that Louis Armstrong record too; I'll have to dig
it back out and give it a listen (haven't heard it in years).
BTW, it was great to meet you at the guitar congress; sorry I didn't get a
chance to talk to you more. I really enjoyed finally getting to hear you
play live, too. Two of the highlights of the congress for me were hearing
the trios of you, Howard Alden and Martin Taylor, and the one of you,
Howard, and Jim Hall.
Also enjoyed hearing you, Howard, and Cheryl Bailey tear up Donna Lee.
Still hoping you can make it to south Florida some day.
my 3 latest favorite CD's;
(oddly enough) k.d. lang; Drag
Jonathan Kreisberg; 9 Stories Wide
Everybody Digs Bill Evans
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> for me:
> Tony Bennet and k.d Lang
> Louis Armstrong "A Wonderful World"
> Both are called the same thing
> and Pat Martino's latest release. The name escapes me at the moment.
BP
Dave Holland Quintent - Prime Directive (and also Not for Nothing)
Brad Shepik - Drip
Pat Martino - Think Tank
In regular rotation for the last several years: Wes Montgomery - Boss
Guitar
Morey Richman
For guitar:
Steve Masakowski - Live At Snug Harbour
Ron Affif - Ringside
Jesse Van Ruller - Trio
other:
Bobo Stenson - Serenity
Chris Potter - Gratitude
Brad Mehldau - Anything Goes
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Mondoslug1
Yeah he did...no not singing on any of these.
Tom Lippincott
> >Thanks for the info. Does he sing on record anymore? Apparently he had
> >a problem with his vocal chords and lost his singing voice.
>
>
> Yeah he did...no not singing on any of these.
>
when I saw him at the guitar congress recently (which he sounded great at),
his speaking voice was REALLY gravelly and low, almost like a country
version of Miles. It actually really added to his "soulful quiet and humble
but deadly old west gunslinger" vibe.
--
Tom Lippincott
Guitarist, Composer, Teacher
audio samples, articles, CD's at:
http://www.tomlippincott.com
8 string guitar audio samples at:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/tomlippincottmusic.htm
>
> Me at:
> http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/andymostmusic.htm
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Jon Fox
>>> Thanks for the info. Does he sing on record anymore? Apparently he
>>> had a problem with his vocal chords and lost his singing voice.
>>
>>
>> Yeah he did...no not singing on any of these.
>>
>
> when I saw him at the guitar congress recently (which he sounded
> great at), his speaking voice was REALLY gravelly and low, almost
> like a country version of Miles. It actually really added to his
> "soulful quiet and humble but deadly old west gunslinger" vibe.
>
>
>>
>> http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/andymostmusic.htm
I must have missed it.....Who's "he"?
--
MBR
Tony Rice: Acoustic flatpicker. He had a great voice for folk and
bluegrass but he developed a problem with his vocal chords and had to
stop singing.