Great stuff!!Harry_HH wrote:Many essential ones mentioned.
I would add at least
Joe Pass: Virtuoso #3
Most enjoyable for all guitar lovers, and a school book of harmony.
And - most of the great early (and later) jazz lady singers are missing, so far.
Not too many male singers, either.
I have have a listening session for checking these, many rarities not so often mentioned.electrow wrote:A few from the vinyl collection:
Donald Bird -Electric Bird
Miles Davis - In A Silent Way
Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage
Gil Evans -Into the Cool
Wayne Shorter -Super Nova
Terje Rypdal -After The Rain
Cannonball Adderley -74 Miles Away
John Handy -Recorded Live At The Monterey Jazz Festival
Arif Mardin -Journey
Freddie Hubbard - First Light
Alice Coltrane -Journey In Satchidananda
Rudolph Johnson -Spring Rain
Ahmad Jamal -Tranquility
Pharoah Sanders -Thembi
John Klemmer -Waterfall
Archie Shepp -The Way Ahead
The Awakening -Mirage
I think the first time I heard her was on her husband's album The 8th of July 1969.aMUSEd wrote: Mon Aug 13, 2018 9:13 pmYeah, although Archie Shepp's Blase and Attica Blues both feature my favourite female and male jazz singers from that period - Jeanne Lee (Blase) - who also sang on some other great albums such as Afternoon of a Georgia Faun by Marion Brown, and Joe Lee Wilson who had such a beautiful musical voice and also sang on Shepp's A Touch of the Blues which is beautiful (esp What would it be without you).Harry_HH wrote: And - most of the great early (and later) jazz lady singers are missing, so far.
Not too many male singers, either.
Ah yes, great albumrp314 wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 3:15 amI think the first time I heard her was on her husband's album The 8th of July 1969.aMUSEd wrote: Mon Aug 13, 2018 9:13 pmYeah, although Archie Shepp's Blase and Attica Blues both feature my favourite female and male jazz singers from that period - Jeanne Lee (Blase) - who also sang on some other great albums such as Afternoon of a Georgia Faun by Marion Brown, and Joe Lee Wilson who had such a beautiful musical voice and also sang on Shepp's A Touch of the Blues which is beautiful (esp What would it be without you).Harry_HH wrote: And - most of the great early (and later) jazz lady singers are missing, so far.
Not too many male singers, either.
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