Sweet sax from Joe Henderson on Idle Moments... Finished reading the Blue Note book, and while it was mainly a bunch of poorly-written puff pieces, I did learn about some interesting albums I need to check out... Less Dead, more Beatles this week... Doing some side-by-side comparisons of some orchestral arrangements from Roscoe Mitchell and the original improvisations they were based on... fascinating... In fact, all of this music is fascinating... always...
Playlist 2023-06-26:
*Beach Boys: U.S. Singles Collection: The Capitol years 1962-1965 (disc 1)
*Beatles: Meet the Beatles (side 1)
*Beatles: Beatles VI (sides 1, 2)
*Beatles: Rubber Soul (Capitol) (sides 1, 2)
*Beatles: Revolver (Super Deluxe 4 LP Edition 2022) (sides 3, 4)
*Anthony Braxton: Wesleyan (12 Altosolos) 1992
*Anthony Braxton: 12 Duets (DCWM) 2012 (disc 9)
*Anthony Braxton: Quintet (Tristano) 2014 (disc 5)
*Miles Davis: Cookin' with the Miles Davis Quintet (sides 1, 2)
*Duke Ellington Octet: 1964-03-22 Sanremo Jazz Festival (CDR)
*Grateful Dead: 1968-03-17 San Francisco (Download Series Vol. 6)
*Grant Green: Idle Moments
*Jimi Hendrix: Burning Desire "Ezy Ryder/MLK Jam"
*Buddy Holly: The New Complete Buddy Holly v2.0 (disc 3)
*Freddie Hubbard: Hub-Tones
*Roscoe Mitchell: Conversations (selections)
*Roscoe Mitchell Discussions Orchestra: Discussions (selections)
*Roscoe Mitchell Orchestra: Littlefield Concert Hall, Mills College, March 19-20, 2018 (selections)
*Lee Morgan: The Sidewinder
*Evan Parker/Electro-Acoustic Ensemble: The Eleventh Hour "Shadow Play"
*Max Roach/Anthony Braxton: Birth and Rebirth
*Horace Silver: Song for My Father
*Sun Ra: The Futuristic Sounds of Sun Ra (side 1)
*Sun Ra and His Astro Ihnfinity Arkestra: The Intergalactic Thing (side 3)
*Sun Ra: Aurora Borealis
*Sun Ra and His Arkestra: Prophet (side 2)
*Art Tatum: The Art Tatum Solo Masterpieces Vol. 5
*Art Tatum: The Art Tatum Solo Masterpieces Vol. 6
*Cecil Taylor: Live in the Black Forest
*Lennie Tristano: Personal Recordings 1946-1970 (disc 2)
*Various artists: The Rough Guide to Salsa Dance
*John Zorn/Fred Frith: The Art of Memory
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