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In Reply to: Favorite recordings to show of your (tube) system posted by Tuber on July 29, 2002 at 11:04:18:
You have to step up and spend 30.00 bucks on this one 180 gram groove note Illinois Jacquet birthday party. I guy who sells records said this is one of the top 10 records of all time for recording value. The other great thing is the cuts are great also. For the cast lets see Joe Newman, Art Farmer, Jimmie Smith, Kenny Burrell, Jack Six, Roy Haynes, Gerry Mullingan, and James Moody. It is great.One-night stand A Keyboard Event on Columbia The track When Johnny Comes marching home again with George Duke and Charles Earland on B-3 organs playing back and forth and together is outstanding. The next cut has a Ron Carter doing a great bass solo and the piano is outstanding and I am normally not a Bob James fan.
For the record Tom Waits is a genius. Some of his late stuff I am not as fond of. But his Mixing of Jazz, blues, rock, ballets, French what ever, strange beats and sounds is the best. If you like a funky piano and wild sounds Mule is a double album that came out in the late 90's. Blue Valintine is one of my favorites for his voice and orchestra back up.
Enjoy Tom
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- Re: Favorite recordings to show of your (tube) system - TomWh 20:31:45 07/29/02 (2)
- Re: Favorite recordings to show of your (tube) system - tuber4ever 21:18:29 07/30/02 (1)
- Re: Favorite recordings to show of your (tube) system - TomWh 20:14:32 07/31/02 (0)
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