doncornelius
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Bill Evans also claimed that Davis wrote it, but that is somehow ignored when the authorship issue is brought up.
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Bill Evans also claimed that Davis wrote it, but that is somehow ignored when the authorship issue is brought up.
I’ve been in Japan the past few days and have gotten lucky with some nice finds at very affordable prices.
Herbie Hancock- Takin’ Off
I cannot find any information on this album, let alone this press. Looking through McCoy Turner’s discography, it doesn’t even seem like a proper release. Maybe a boot? Or Japanese compilation? Any help would be appreciated.
Wayne Shorter- Speak No Evil
Herbie Hancock- Takin’ Off
I cannot find any information on this album, let alone this press. Looking through McCoy Turner’s discography, it doesn’t even seem like a proper release. Maybe a boot? Or Japanese compilation? Any help would be appreciated.
Wayne Shorter- Speak No Evil
MikeH
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Did you compare the Tyner to Today and Tomorrow? Very similar photo and has Autumn Leaves on it.
McCoy Tyner - Today And Tomorrow
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So it seems to be the album that comes the closest. It mostly resembles the 1991 reissue that included songs from a second recording session, but even then, there are a few songs that seem to be out of place.Did you compare the Tyner to Today and Tomorrow? Very similar photo and has Autumn Leaves on it.
McCoy Tyner - Today And Tomorrow
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MikeH
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Bizarre! Might be a bootleg/comp. I have a few weird japanese pressings like that.
Mr Moore
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Saw Angel Bat Dawid and her band last night and I can’t recommend them highly enough. I absolutely loved it. They definitely channel many influences from Sun Ra, Roscoe and the AEoC, Hip-Hop. It’s a really great, fresh eclectic sound. At times it was more like watching an art installation than a jazz gig.
No video from the show but she did join the audience in the waiting lobby afterwards with a continuation of her act and then met a young girl who’s brother had contacted her through Instagram because she plays clarinet and has no influences. Cute.
No video from the show but she did join the audience in the waiting lobby afterwards with a continuation of her act and then met a young girl who’s brother had contacted her through Instagram because she plays clarinet and has no influences. Cute.
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kafunis
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I’d say it’s a Japanese comp, they used to do a lot of that, I had one called McCoy Plays and it wasn’t on Discogs and I’ve also seen Elvin JonesBest Of and heaps of Coltrane’s Comps all on Impulse.
ThePakoBuelna
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What's the name of the store? Want to check it out when I'm there.
Selaws
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You learn something new everyday! Thats a strange situation, just give the dude credit hahaha
Jazz Records Seeed
Speedracer
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My discovery of the week. A song off a Wes Montgomery live album, featuring Johnny Griffin:
Selaws
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I saw Herbie Hancock at the Barbican last night. As we were waiting (we got there with a couple of hours to spare so we could grab a coffee and cake) Tomorrow's Warriors turned up to play a free set. Really killer night. At 79 years old Herbie is an absolute machine, running up and down the stage and jumping, all whilst carrying and playing that piano guitar thing of his. Played non-stop (apart from chatting to everyone in the audience a couple of times) for over 2 hours. I recorded the audio and have been listening on repeat, just amazing!
agutierrezb
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This is the most recent addition to my collection: the latest record (and only on vinyl afaik) by Mexican Jazz Fusion band Troker
Has anyone heard about this guys? They are signed to Ropeadope, have performed on Glastonbury twice, and play a mix of jazz and Mexican folk music with a DJ scratching on stage. They may not be the best soloists, but I find their music to be very exciting and unique. I'll leave a link to their "Tiny Desk" performance at the end of the post.
The record is pressed on a gorgeous marbled yellow vinyl
The record came with this little insert, which I found pretty funny.
Translation: ¿Why 45RPM?: 33RPM vinyl are only a fad [lol]. 1. This is a 45 RPM Vinyl: More speed=Better audio quality. 2. Audio Quality: Better dynamics, definition, and less surface noise. 3: Cut: Music on inner grooves tends to have more distortion. Our music is on the outter rings. 4: Our passion: Is the sonic quest and honesty in music, in order to deliver the best to our fans. 5: Made in UK: With the work of the best engineers and high quality production.
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Dude plays a keytar??? That's the coolest thing ever.
Selaws
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And 22a is sadly truly really bad at customer service - I won’t order from the directly anymore.
First pre-orders popped up at the usual places.
Selaws
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Oh dear, what bad experience have you had? Can't say I recall ever buying direct from them.