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Jazz, Bebop, Swing, Standard, Bop, Post-bop, Modern jazz, fusion (but just a little bit) and stuff like that.

9.23.2009

Avishai Cohen - Continuo

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Ok, I liked very much this album. Avishai Cohen is a hell of a musician and got a pretty damn technique on the bass. I went to a concert of ...
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9.10.2009

Hank Mobley - Soul Station (Blue Note)

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FIXED LINK This album, in my opinion, shows Hank Mobley at his best. Mostly because of its great formation: Art Blakey on drums, Paul Ch...
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3.26.2009

Bill Frisell - Best of folk songs vol 1. (2009)

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The Best of Bill Frisell: Vol. 1 - Folk Songs it's a compilation of songs recorded between 1990 and 2002 from Nonesuch. Only six of th...
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3.20.2009

The Bad Plus - Prog (2007)

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As I was talking about covers, here it goes a album from The Bad Plus that contain great covers of pop-rock music in true jazz form. The Ba...
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3.19.2009

John Scofield - This Meets That (2007)

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Again one of my favorites guitar player, in this record a more pop but still great Scofield, with very impressive covers, extra point for Ho...
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Bill Frisell - History, Mystery

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Bill Frisell, one (if not the one) of my favorites guitar player, showing that modern jazz is not all about fusion... but a lot of folk as w...
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3.06.2009

Cannonball Adderley - Money in the Pocket

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I have only 10 words for this record: Incredible! Fantastic! Awesome! From another planet, a planet called JAZZ! Cannonball Adderley...
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9.11.2008

Bill Frisell, Paul Motian and Ron Carter

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It's hard to imagine that Bill Frisell at 55 is the youngster of this group. But he is by a long shot. Not that it matters in terms of m...
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9.08.2008

Bill Frisell - Nashville

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Hi everybody! Just bought that nice 1997 record of the great Bill Frisell, the old country style is evidently and very well arranged with Fr...
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4.07.2008

Lee Konitz - Inside Hi-Fi

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A great album provided by our friend Nhonhão Paranah. This excellent recording (part of their 1987 Jazzlore series) features altoist Lee ...
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3.31.2008

Tell your friends, We're back on Track! - Keith Jarrett Tokyo '96

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To re-inaugurate this blog I present to you one of my favorites albuns. Recorded in 1996 in Tokyo, Keith Jarret (piano), Gary Peacock (bass)...
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3.02.2008

De-activation

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Ok, it was a long year, nice albums and great jazz. I am not posting anything else, enjoy what is here... The links are going to become dead...
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1.27.2008

Charlie Haden - Nocturne

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For the lovers out there. Charlie Haden - Nocutrne (with gonzalo rubacalba and friends..)
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1.10.2008

The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson, Vol. 1

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By Scott Yanow / Allmusic Considered by many to be the finest jazz trombonist of all time, J.J. Johnson somehow transferred the innovations ...
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Ornette Coleman - Sound Grammar

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GRAMMY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 2007 PULITZER PRIZE IN MUSIC GRAMMY NOMINEE 2007 “BEST JAZZ INSTRUMENTAL ALBUM” Fifty years after he aston...
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12.26.2007

Oscar Peterson - Exclusively for My Friends

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In 1995, this CD came out with a dozen previously unheard titles by pianist Oscar Peterson from his famed "Exclusively for My Friends...
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Oscar Peterson, Jazz Pianist, Is Dead at 82

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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: December 24, 2007 TORONTO (AP) -- Oscar Peterson, whose early talent, speedy fingers and musical genius m...
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12.09.2007

Gerry Mulligan - Lonesome Boulevard

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This album is amazing. The tunes gives me such a joy, such a happiness... This is a real spiritual, human album. This album is out of catalo...
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12.07.2007

Essential

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Documentary about Django Reinhardt
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12.02.2007

Charlie Haden and Christian Escoudé - Gitane

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Charlie Haden and Escoudé plays Django Reinhardt. Curious is that they are not gypsy, but ratter cool and smooth. A beautifully conceived a...
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11.30.2007

Gerry Mulligan Sings!

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Miles Davis – Birth of the cool

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Birth of the Cool is an album which collects twelve songs recorded by the Miles Davis nonet for Capitol Records in 1949 and 1950. Featuring ...
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11.29.2007

Night and The City

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Kenny Barron and Charlie Haden plays together at Iridium in New York City. Take a look at the cover and the title, it explains a lot about t...
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11.17.2007

Bill Evans - My Foolish Heart

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Charlie Parker - Jam Sessions

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It´s party time! Charlie Parker´s class A Team will knock you down! Recorded in 1952 with the legendary producer Norman Granz and, well, tak...
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11.11.2007

Freddie Hubbard - New Colors

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One rapid link before I go to sleep. "Freddie Hubbard is heard exclusively on flügelhorn on this impressive release, accompanied by the...
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11.07.2007

Cedar Walton - Blue Monk

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Look at that show! I really wish I was there...
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McCoy Tyner - Land Of Giants

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Land of Giants is a perfect name for this album. It is a giant album in all senses. McCoy Tyner on piano, Bobby Hutcherson on vibes, Charnet...
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Scolohofo - Oh!

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Ok. This is a really, really good album from Scofield and his troupe, and what a troupe! Al Foster on drums, Joe Lovano on sax and Dave Holl...
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11.06.2007

Dave Holland Quintet - Points of View

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This album has followed me for some years now, and has really set me a new way to see the world. No wonder why the name is Points of View; t...
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Dave Holland Big Band

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Not For Nothin'

John Coltrane live - Naima

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Sound of Surprise

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Lee konitz on sax alto, John Abercrombie on drums, Ted Brown on sax tenor, Marc Johnson on Bass recorded by David Baker at Avatar... really ...
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11.03.2007

Gong With Wind Suite

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My internet was off a few weeks. I came here to the U.S imagining that everything worked here, but this is just bullshit. If somebody works ...
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10.13.2007

Heart and Soul

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Cedar Walton and Ron Carter togheter. One of the best jazz albums ever. Link: Heart and Soul
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9.30.2007

Andrew...

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Boy, I sure miss this old man!
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9.29.2007

McCoy Tyner - Infinity

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A really good album from McCoy Tyner featuring Michael Brecker. For jazz lovers, this is a must have. Really fun album, very uplifting, amaz...
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Divine Revelation

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Hi there, this post is just to fix a problem on track #1 of Divine Revelation by Andrew Hill. Here's the link for track #1 And here is ...
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Pat Metheny Trio 99/00

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This album is one of my favorite. No kidding, it has accompanied me on the most significant moments in my life. I find this description from...
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9.28.2007

Pat Metheny - Rejoicing

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This is album has such a mood, such a defying simplicity that it's hard to explain with words. Can you picture Charlie Haden, Billy Higg...
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9.27.2007

Undercurrent

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Bill Evans and Jim Hall - How good can it be? This is one of the most elegant, warm, delicate, sexy, extraordinary piece of art ever produce...
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Jacky Terrason

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This is certainly not a major jazz album, but it's really enjoyable, certainly above most of jazz albums out there. Jacky Terrason is a ...
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9.19.2007

Norman McLaren Begone Dull Care 49

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9.13.2007

Works For Me - John Scofield

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This is a major work from John Scofield; a must have. Full of big themes, well developed arrangements, awesome interpretation and technical ...
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Quiet - John Scofield

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I simply love this album from John Scofield; this is probably one of the most memorable and singular jazz albums. The arrangements are big, ...
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9.11.2007

Morre o pianista Joe Zawinul!!

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11/09/2007 - 08h47 Morreu o pianista de jazz Joe Zawinul, fundador do Weather Report Divulgação VIENA, 11 Set 2007 (...
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9.05.2007

The complete Columbia Studio Recordings Alternate and Rehearsal Takes

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Ok, esse é último disco da caixa Complete Columbia Studio Recordings , Miles Davis e Gil Evans. Não consegui achar a imagem da capa do disco...
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9.02.2007

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Dando continuidade ao Complete Columbia Studio Recording Miles Davis e Gil Evans, Vem o quinto disco, nele temos os ensaios, alguns takes a...
8.25.2007

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Thank you, visitor! We have visits from Tokyo, Osaka, Tyler, Austin, Seattle, São Paulo, Paris, Salvador, Melbourne, Uberlandia, Nottingham...
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For does who doesn't know Dave Holland, shame on you! For does who know Dave Holland, this is a must have. For does who know Dave Hollan...
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Bill Frisell - Is that you?

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Recorded in 1989. Bill Frisell usually makes his albums with a certain all the same style tracks. This one, however, goes from hard-funky ov...
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8.22.2007

Milt Jackson - Bag's Bag

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Pablo Records, 79. Milt Jackson, vibes Ray Brown, bass Cedar Walton, piano John Collins, guitar* Vaughn Andre, guitar** Billy Higgins, drums...
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8.21.2007

Miles Davis and Gil Evans - Quiet Nights

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Dando continuidade ao Complete Columbia Studio Recordings Miles Davis and Gil Evans, aqui vai o quarto disco deles: Quiet Nights... Enjoy! S...
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Ella Fitzgerald - Cole Porter Song Book

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There is no need to introduce Ella. Unmatchable. Recorded and released in 1956 by Verve, this album is probably one of her best. It's a ...
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John Abercrombie

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This one is different. Guitar, drum, bass and violin. I usually tend to dislike jazz with violin (of course there's Stephane Grappelli w...
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8.18.2007

LIft every voice - Andrew Hill

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Andrew + Quintet + 9 voices. Fun, isn't it? You bet. As usual, Andrew had problem finding listeners for this disc back when it reached ...
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8.17.2007

What We Do - John Scofield

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What we do? What, We do? We do, what? I have no idea what we do, but they've done it extremely well. Credits: Dennis Irwin Bass Joe Lov...
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