Jazz - What's your bag, man?

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Ivor
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Playing on rotation in the shop today. I love irony.
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Ivor wrote:Playing on rotation in the shop today. I love irony.

LOL!!! Nice one Ivor!
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Just listening to Lee Konitz - Alone Together. Bliss !
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On the TT:

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This is a splendid set of double LPs. It was recroded at the MJQ's farewell concert in Avery Hall, New York in 1974. They had toured and performed together for 22 years and had decided to disband.

The MJQ play to a hugely appreciative audience. There are minor low points when, for example, at the start of "Bags' Groove", some members of the audience indulge in moronic hand clapping along to the music, the MJQ pick up the tempo and leave them in their wake, it's really well worth having.
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Time I started back on the vinyl Jazz trail.....starting with these ECM specials. The last one is an original 1976 copy....


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On the TT:

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A1 Blackberry Winter 3:36
A2 A. Introduction B. Yaqui Indian Folk Song 2:16
A3 Roads Traveled, Roads Veiled 9:16
A4 Fantasm 1:11
A5 Byablue 3:39
B1 Treasure Island 4:14
B2 De Drums 11:57
B3 Silence 3:11

Dewey Redman - Tenor Saxophone
Charlie Haden - Bass
Paul Motian - Drums
Keith Jarrett - Piano & Soprano Saxophone


Lovely music, silly title.
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On rotation in the shop

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Vinyl -anything else is data storage.

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and today you can purchase fine wines to the sweet sculptural rhythms of Miles Davis...

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