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Landmarq - Science Of Coincidence (1998)EAC Rip FLAC (image+.cue+log) - 446 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 167 MB Covers (18 MB) includedGenre: Neo-Progressive Rock RAR 3% Rec. Label: Synergy Records (SYN002)Due to the writing of Landmarq's fourth album, Damian Wilson left the band and was replaced by the fabulous Tracy Hitchings. Previously she's been in bands such as Quasar and Strangers On a Train. She's also currently a part of Clive Nolan and Oliver Wakeman's project called 'Jabberwocky'.
This woman is perhaps the best female vocalist in progressive rock. She's not only doing the vocals on this album, she's also taken part in writing and co-writing the main part of the albums lyrics.
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On this album you can hear a revitalised Landmarq with a better and much more appropriate vocalist, and a development in the song writing since the previous album 'The Vision Pit'. Musically Landmarq is reminiscent to keyboard dominated, symphonic neo-prog bands such as IQ, Marillion, Pallas and Pendragon with an 80's sound to it. There's also traces of Camel, Genesis and Pink Floyd influences.
- Kenny Dorham Quintet is a jazz studio album by trumpeter Kenny Dorham. It was his debut album as a leader and was released in 1953, on the Debut label as.
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Sonny Boy Williamson, Willie Love - Clownin' With The World Recorded 1951-1954 (1993)EAC Rip FLAC (image+.cue+log) - 198 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 104 MB Covers - 57 MBGenre: Blues RAR 3% Rec. Label: Alligator Records (ALCD 2700)These sixteen tracks are split equally between Sonny Boy Williamson II and pianist Willie Love, who befriended each other in the early 40s, and recorded a number of sides for Trumpet records. All eight Sonny Boy-numbers are previously unreleased, and the fidelity is very good, better than on Trumpet's other Sonny Boy Williamson-releases.
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Rice Miller (Sonny Boy) is backed by various electric combos. Three cuts feature Willie Love on piano, and Miller's harp blowing is augumented by the presence of a saxophone player on five tracks. Here are early vesions of 'Keep It To Yourself' and 'I'm Not Beggin' Nobody', as well as a great 'Shuckin' Mama' and the piano-driven boogie of the title track.
And it's no surprise that Miller's playing and singing is every bit as impressive as on his later Chess releases. Benny Carter - Benny Carter 4: Montreux '77 (1977) Reissue 2003EAC Rip FLAC (image+.cue+log) - 299 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 116 MB Covers (7 MB) includedGenre: Jazz RAR 3% Rec.
Label: Pablo/Fantasy (OJC20 374-2)For this concert at the 1977 Montreux Jazz Festival, Benny Carter was in his musical prime, a condition he has thus far stayed at for over 65 years. Joined by the Ray Bryant Trio, the altoist romps through seven standards and plays some tasteful trumpet on 'Body and Soul,' proving once again that he is really is ageless; Carter was nearly 70 years old at the time.
William Clarke - Blowin' Like Hell (1990)EAC Rip FLAC (image+.cue+log) - 300 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 113 MB Covers - 32 MBGenre: Blues RAR 3% Rec. Label: Alligator Records (ALCD 4788)The title says it all. William Clarke cooks on Blowin' Like Hell, his first CD. And these are new sounds. Songs like 'Lollipop Mama,' 'Gambling for My Bread,' and 'Lonesome Bedroom Blues' (all written by Clarke) are just great tunes.
'Must Be Jelly' won Clarke a W.C. Handy Award for blues song of the year in 1991. You'll find yourself humming them. Clarke's timing and music are right on the money, with the great Alex Schultz on lead guitar. There is no doubt that Clarke is one of the few modern bluesmen who are exploring and extending the amplified blues harp tradition without violating any of its principles.
No one plays chromatic blues harp with this kind of passion and sheer conviction. Carmen McRae - Fine and Mellow Recorded 1980-1988 (2000)EAC Rip FLAC (image+.cue+log) - 626 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 278 MB Covers - 33 MBGenre: Vocal Jazz RAR 3% Rec. Label: Snapper Music (SMDCD255)One of the best ever jazz singers, her dramatic and nuanced readings of standards put her at the forefront of vocal jazz.Carmen McRae always had a nice voice (if not on the impossible level of an Ella Fitzgerald or Sarah Vaughan) but it was her behind-the-beat phrasing and ironic interpretations of lyrics that made her most memorable. She studied piano early on and had her first important job singing with Benny Carter's big band (1944), but it would be another decade before her career had really gained much momentum.
Salva - Left To Burn (2007)EAC Rip FLAC (image+.cue+log) - 397 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 134 MB Covers includedGenre: Progressive Rock RAR 3% Rec. Label: Perand KB Records (PKBCD0005)Salva's sophomore release is a clear statement of the band's increasing musical maturity. It's more refined than their debut, and the band has apparently found its niche. Left To Burn is more focused and refined, and the instrumental and vocal performances are measurably enhanced - but you won't find quite the devil-may-care variety we saw in A Handful Of Earth. Imagine third-wave progressive rock with strong Jethro Tull influences and a strong 1970s prog influence and you'll have a good idea of what to expect.
The lineup is the traditional rock ensemble, but the fact the band is now a quintet rather than a trio also plays into its more established sound. Rich textures are added by 'Trons, Moogs and Hammonds, mandolin, flute (samples) and French accordion. Michael E & Tim Gelo - Bring It Back (2019)WEB FLAC (tracks) - 415 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 169 MB Front coverGenre: Chillout, Downtempo, Lounge RAR 3% Rec. Label: LemongrassmusicLemongrassmusic present the collaboration album of UK born and Mallorca Island-based Chillout music producer Michael E and Berlin-based Trumpet player and producer Tim Gelo (alias Velvet Dreamer).
The idea for the album 'Bring It Back' accrued when the two musicians became aware of the sheer number of beautiful collaboration tracks that they had been creating during the past few years. Michael has been loving Tim’s playing ever since he knew him and after they started their working partnership he felt that it always takes his music to another level.
Tim is playing Trumpet, Muted Trumpet, Flugelhorn and Whisper Trumpet. The 11 tracks have a very relaxed and emotional feel and were created to make you enjoy the present moment and the place where you are. Padre - From Faraway Island (2012)EAC Rip FLAC (image+.cue+log) - 282 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 99 MB Covers - 25 MBGenre: Crossover Progressive Rock RAR 3% Rec. Label: Lynx Music (LM76CD)The group Padre is an initiative of the pianist and composer Krzysztof Lepiarczyk, who is also known as the band leader of Loonypark and Sticky Hands.
He brought together some of his friends from Krakow, Maciej Tomczyk (guitars and bass) and drummer Grzegorz Fieber to provide the music, and invited singer Marek Smelkowski (Liquid Shadows) to complete the line-up. Work on the album took place mainly in Krakow, but Marek's contributions were recorded in his studio in Koscian. In the song 'Last Words' he duets with another singer from the town of Koscian, Julia Stolpe. Marek provides all of melodic vocal lines and lyrics for their debut, 'From Faraway Island' which was released by Lynx Music on 21st December 2012.
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath - Bremen to Bridgwater Recorded 1971-1975 (2004)EAC Rip FLAC (tracks+.cue+log) - 1,02 GB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 369 MB Covers - 23 MBGenre: Free Jazz, Big Band RAR 3% Rec. Label: Cuneiform Records (Rune 182/183)Cuneiform's issue of several previously unreleased live recordings from the 1970s editions of the Chris McGregor big band (commencing with the brilliant Travelling Somewhere) has stirred up some powerful memories, especially among Brits and Europeans old enough to have seen the group live. More to the point, it has also served to introduce a whole new generation of jazz fans to the unique qualities of the Brotherhood, which was made up of a multi-racial assortment of South African expats who combined African hi-life, kwela, and township jive with both traditional and avant-garde American big band jazz. Beyond that, the special significance of the group in Great Britain was related to its arrival from South Africa at a time of great musical ferment, when young British (and European) players were absorbing the lessons of American jazz innovators such as John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, Albert Ayler, and Sun Ra. Oiseaux-Tempete - From Somewhere Invisible (2019)WEB FLAC (tracks) - 281 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 116 MB Front coverGenre: Post-Rock, Spoken Word RAR 3% Rec. Label: Sub RosaEdited and mixed between Montreal and Paris, 'From Somewhere Invisible' summons the fever of experimentation and the powerful sound of the game coming together in the service of a luxuriant and psychedelic drift.
Synthetic brass meets hammered rhythms, string electrics with cracked electronics, saxophone cries and laughter at a pulsing and seminal bass.
MC Jazz says: Everyone seemed to enjoy the Most Wanted spot – LJC crossed 1500 page views in just the one day for the first time. I am sure you all got lots of good ideas reading other people’s lists. You think you’ve got a decent collection then this happens.
I feel ashamed. Still, here goesColtrane, Gian Steps, Atlantic Black LabelColtrane, Blue Train, NY USA LabelDolphy, Outward Bound, EsquireBill Bailey, Soul Eyes, SabaJoe Harriot, Southern Horizons, JazzlandMingus, Black Saint, Impulse/Sparton Canadian pressMonk, Genius Of Modern Music Vol 1+2, NY USA & West 63rd labelsMiles, Round About Midnight, 6-Eye MonoMiles, Relaxin/Workin, EsquireNew York Contemporary Five, Consequences, Fontanaand one more for luckMuddy Waters, Electric Mud, CadetAll in top condition.
Probably got stuff I am more pleased with owning but that is some of the most valuable. Really an inspiration, reading the lists above. My humble contribution reads like this (in alphabetical order and strickly limited to 10 titles):Roy Brooks, Beat, Workshop W 220Dexter Gordon, Dexter calling, BLP 4083, NYCJohnny Griffin, A blowing session, BLP 1559, 47 w 63rd NY 23Doug Hammond, Folks, Idibib, DB 104Roy Haynes, Cracklin´, New jazz NJLP 8286Hank Mobley, Roll call, BLP 4031, 47 w 63 rd IncDizzy Reece, Asia Minor, Esquire 32-185Wayne Shorter, Night dreamer, BLP 4173, NYCWalter Strerath trio, Fly to brazil, FLY 0751Art Taylor, A.T.´s delight, BLP 4047, 47 w 63 rd Inc. Kees de Kat on September 24, 2013 at 11:22 said:Since my wife is from Italy(born in Berghida,Sardegna)and Paolo Fresu is her nephew I got interested in Italian jazz from the sixties.After a long period of listening to my Blue Notes,Prestiges,etc.,I was looking for a new musical impuls.I also tried to dig deeper in the British jazz scene.So my list is partly Italian and partly British.1. Modern Jazz Gang- Miles before and after- Adventure av.LM300/0032.
Nunzio Rotondo- The artistry of NR – Music LPM20763. Romano Mussolini-Mirage-PDU Pld. Piero Umiliani-Intrigo a Los Angeles(chet baker)-CAM Cms.30-1045. Franco Cerri and his European All Stars(Lars Gullin) Col.QPX 80106. Armando Trovajoli-The Beat Generation-RCA PML 103007. Giorgio Buratti-Jazz forms for export-Durium D.
Jimmy Deuchar-Pal Jimmy-Tempo TAP 209. Paul Gonsalves-Boom-Jackie-Boom-Chick-Vocalion LAE 58710 Don Rendell-Presents the Jazz Six-Nixa NJL 7This is just a random selection,there are many more Tempo’s,Durium’s,etc.Collecting an unknown area is more adventurous,than taking part in the insane Blue Note hipe.At least to me. John Coltrane, Blue Train – DG mono W.63rd label2. Miles Davis, The Musings Of Miles – original mono Plastylite pressing3. Eric Dolphy, Out There – original mono DG purple label4. John Coltrane, Giant Steps – original mono DG black label5. Duke Ellington, Masterpieces By Ellington – original mono green label/red cover6.
John Coltrane, A Love Supreme – original mono7. Thelonious Monk, Monk’s Music – DG mono blue label8. Bill Evans/Jim Hall, Undercurrent – original stereo Plastylite pressing9. Lee Morgan, Search For The New Land – New York label10. Miles Davis, Kind Of Blue – original 6-eye mono & stereo.
I’ve already posted a top ten rarities list,here’s another oneGiorgio Azzolini Spanish portrait JAZZ D’ESSAI J.D.E. 6464652Nathan DAVIS peace treaty French SFP 10003Walter Davis Davis Cup Blue Note 4018 47 west 63rd originalGIORGIO GASLINI NUOVI SENTIMENTI NEW FEELINGS HMV EMI ITALY QELP 8154Enrico Intra Jazz in studio COLUMBIA 33QPX 8029Freddie Hubbard Anthology Black Shell 1-5 (unissued live box set)Yusef Lateef, Before Dawn LP, Original VERVE 8217Harold McNair Affectionate fink Island ILP 926Mal WALDRON TRIO KARIM KLP 14The Phil Woods Quartet – Warm Woods (Epic LN 3436)May I send another top ten list in the future? I am a relatively young and beginner collector and my rare records are few and far between. I have managed to acquire a small handful of original mono pressings of RVG Bluenotes and Prestiges, these I am proud of even if they are the more common titles. They are fairly nice, but None of these are in the $1000 club (although I expect the Jackie McLean to be in the next 5 years)TOP 10:RVGs:Jackie McLean; Alto Madness; Prestige 7144 (1st mono pressing)Grant Green; Green Street; Blue Note 4071 (1st mono pressing)Jimmy Smith; At the Organ Vol.
1; Bluenote 1551 (1st mono pressing)Dexter Gordon; Gettin’ Around; Blue Note 4204 (1st mono pressing)The Ray Draper Quintet; Featuring John Coltrane; New Jazz 8228 (1st/purple label)Lee Morgan; The Sidewinder; Blue Note 4157 (1st mono pressing)Lee Morgan; Search for a New Land; Blue Note 4169 (1st mono pressing)Other:Ernie Henry Quartet; Seven Standards and a Blues; Riverside 12-248 (1st/ blue label)Joe Gordon; Introducing; EmArcy 36025; (1st mono pressing)Gene Krupa, Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson; Playing Some; Cleff 681 (1st mono pressing). Well, if our host is going to 20.11. Max Roach – Max – Argo black label12. Sonny Rollins – Plus 4 – Prestige fireworks NYC (have both covers, but prefer the Reid Miles)13.
Dexter Gordon – Dexter Calling – Blue Note New York USA14. Jackie McLean – Bluesnik – Blue Note W. Charles Mingus – Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus – Impulse orange and black16. Booker Ervin – Blues Book – Prestige blue trident17. Clifford Brown and Max Roach – Clifford Brown and Max Roach – Emarcy drummer18. Thelonious Monk – Monk’s Music – Riverside blue twin reels19. Ike Quebec – Blue and Sentimental – Blue Note New York USA20.
Joe Henderson – Mode for Joe – Blue Note New York USA. They say never ask anyone to do anything you are not prepared to do yourself.
I guess I ought to post my own list – gosh, difficult, isn’t it? Mine doesn’t get even close to the Dottor Jazz’s A-listers, or some of our colleagues, but then I am a late starter. All thought to be “original” US or 1st UK release, mono unless otherwise stated. It was very hard for me, picking 10 records I’d desperately would love to have.
I once stopped looking for high priced Blue Notes, just because they weren’t affordable and I totally overlooked great music on other labels.But a call for my most precious vinylhappy to oblige.1. Chauncey Westbrook / Get out of town / Melba 122. Joe Alexander / Blue Jubilee / Jazzland 23 (searched my ass off for it)3. Don Sleet / All members / Jazzland 454.
Quintet / Young ideas / Riverside 4245. Sal Nistico / Comin’ on up / Riverside 4286. Charles McPherson / Bebop revisited / Prestige 73597. Booker Ervin / Groovin high / Prestige 7417 Stereo8. Dizzy Reece / Asia Minor / New Jazz / 82749.
Roy Haynes / Cymbalism / New Jazz / 828710. Carmell Jones / The remarkable / Pacific Jazz 2911. Curtis Amy / Way down / Pacific Jazz 4612. Jimmy Woods / Conflict / Contemporary 361213.
Harold Land / Peace-maker / Cadet 81314. Monterose / In action / Studio 415. Gap Mangione / Diana at the autumn wind / GRC 900116. Dave Burns / Vanguard 911117. Gene Shaw / Breakthrough / Argo 70718. Clifford Brown & Max Roach / Incorporated / Emarcy 3600819. Bill Hardman Quintet / Savoy 1217020.
Wilbur Harden – The King and I / Savoy 13002I’m sorry for doubling the list. These are all records that are not very expensive but I had to look for them for quite some time or I had fortune.
I decided to exclude the Blue Notes to shed some light on maybe overlooked albums. All are Mono unless otherwise noted. I’m sure some people will have some pretty impressive stuff, but here are a few of mine. Only a handful here that have some some sort of a smug / envy factor.
Most of my items are more affordable LP’s that don’t have the recognition of some, but still sound wonderful as opposed to super duper early first pressings.All below are true VG to NM condition and sound fantastic.Art Pepper – Meets the Rhythm Section – mono UK Contemporary VogueJohn Coltrane – Blue Train – mono 2nd Pressing 47 West 63rd St with earMiles Davis – Kind of Blue – stereo and mono Columbia 6 eyeCannonball Adderley – Somethin Else – stereo NY labels with earBill Evans Trio – Walts for Debby – – stereo and mono first pressings. – Herbie Nichols, Blue Note 1519 Lex– Art Ensemble of Chicago, Les Stances de Sophie, original French Pathe Marconi press– John Lee Hooker, The Country Blues, Riverside 12-838– Herbie Hancock, Maiden Voyage, Blue Note 4195– Herbie Hancock, Invetions and Dimensions, Blue Note 4147– Weldon Irvine, Time Capsule, Nodlew– Wayne Shorter, Juju, Blue Note 4182– Charles Mingus, Pithecantropus Erectus, Atlantic Black label– Steve Lacy with Don Cherry, Disposability, Prestige New Jazz– Various, Country Negro Jam Sessions, Folk Lyric FL111– Andrew Hill, Black Fire, Blue Note 4151All first issues etc. Could go on for some more, and have excluded 78’s. I did cheat and included two blues albums. Hard to choose which ones to list (I have some Dolphy’s, Coltrane’s, Mobley’s, Bill Evans’, Randy Weston’s, Jackie Mclean’s, Sun Ra’s etc.). I’m afraid this exercise will expose how small-time the highly opinionated DG Mono really is.
But I’m gonna be fair here and play along, no matter what the humiliation. I would like to preface by saying that, although I love this stuff and can’t get enough of it, I believe I am relatively young for this hobby, and seeing that I am not yet a career-oriented individual in my professional life, I can only afford so much. All first pressings unless noted:1. Sonny Rollins – Saxophone Colossus – Prestige NYC fireworks2.
George Wallington – The Prestidigitator – East-West3. Miles Davis – Birth of the Cool – Capitol turquoise4. Charles Mingus – Pithecanthropus Erectus – Atlantic black label5. Max Roach Plus 4 – On the Chicago Scene – Emarcy drummer6. Hank Mobley – Soul Station – Blue Note W.
Booker Ervin – That’s It! Richard Williams – New Horn in Town – Candid9.
Dexter Gordon – Dexter Blows Hot and Cool – Dootone blue and yellow10. Sonny Rollins – Way Out West – Contemporary. Damn me for this bloody idea: ten only?
How can I choose among my children?Strictly in alfabetical order:1) Albert Ayler: no title, blanck cover; Bird Notes BNLP 2, SWE2) Chet Baker: Chet is back! RCA Victor PML 10307, triple folder cover, ITA3) John Coltrane: Blue Train, Blue Note 1577, New York 23, USA4) Ted Curson: Plenty of horn, Old Town OT LP 2003, blue vinyl, USA5) Eric Dolphy: Outward bound, New Jazz 8236, purple (tighten up with Out there, New Jazz 8252, purple), USA6) Kenny Dorham: The arrival of K. D., Jaro JAM 5007, USA7) Johnny Griffin: The congregation, Blue Note 1580, 47w63, USA8) Jackie McLean: The new tradition, Ad Lib 6601, USA9) Charles Mingus: Music written for Monterey, Jazz Workshop JWS 0013-0014, single pocket jacket, mail order only, USA10) Sonny Rollins: Saxophone colossus, Prestige 7079, yellow NY, USANow I wanna die for havin’ excluded Debut, Dial, Transition, Jazz West, Intro.