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 black eagle.  south croydon. 05 Jun 15 10.31am |
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Anyone see the documentary on what is the greatest Jazz label in the world. i remember buying Bluetrain by the great John Coltrane over twenty years ago and was blown away by this album. People like Grant Green,Lou Donaldson,Art Blakey,Lee Morgan and Wayne Shorter were giants of this brilliant label. The documentary was bb4,think you can still watch it on catch up.
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 05 Jun 15 3.55pm |
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Art Blakey - anybody who learns to play drums in a honkey tonk must be interesting to listen to
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| black eagle. south croydon. 05 Jun 15 8.45pm |
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Quote PalazioVecchio at 05 Jun 2015 3.55pm
Art Blakey - anybody who learns to play drums in a honkey tonk must be interesting to listen to
Blakey was a genius,there are other great drummers such as Philly joe jones,Art Taylor,Max Roach and Kenny Clarke. but Blakey is my favourite.
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nickgusset  Shizzlehurst 05 Jun 15 9.38pm |
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Quote black eagle. at 05 Jun 2015 8.45pm
Blakey is my favourite. 'I hate you Butler'
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Attachment: | Joe Bloggs Nr Norwich 05 Jun 15 9.57pm |
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I watched most of the programme and have quite a good collection of Jazz including a fair number of mono recordings by Clifford Brown-Max Roach and other greats from the past.Blue note was a great label. Roach was a great drummer. It is much better to listen to mono recordings with a mono cartridge, better than playing through a stereo system.
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| Jamesey Wandsworth 05 Jun 15 10.01pm |
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Quote black eagle. at 05 Jun 2015 10.31am
Anyone see the documentary on what is the greatest Jazz label in the world. i remember buying Bluetrain by the great John Coltrane over twenty years ago and was blown away by this album. People like Grant Green,Lou Donaldson,Art Blakey,Lee Morgan and Wayne Shorter were giants of this brilliant label. The documentary was bb4,think you can still watch it on catch up.
Thank heaven they recorded some of the classic jazz performances for us to enjoy. God bless you Blue Note!
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| black eagle. south croydon. 06 Jun 15 3.56am |
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Quote Jamesey at 05 Jun 2015 10.01pm
Quote black eagle. at 05 Jun 2015 10.31am
Anyone see the documentary on what is the greatest Jazz label in the world. i remember buying Bluetrain by the great John Coltrane over twenty years ago and was blown away by this album. People like Grant Green,Lou Donaldson,Art Blakey,Lee Morgan and Wayne Shorter were giants of this brilliant label. The documentary was bb4,think you can still watch it on catch up.
Thank heaven they recorded some of the classic jazz performances for us to enjoy. God bless you Blue Note!
Horace Silver and Grant Green and of course John Coltrane are my hero's. Alfred Lion and Francis Wolf are geniuses. they left us with a legacy that will never die
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| black eagle. south croydon. 06 Jun 15 4.14am |
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Art lakey and jimmy Smith are also hero's, albums like the big beat and night in Tunisia by Blakey are classics. as are albums like the Sermon and Back to Chicken Shack by the great Jimmy Smith. Some of the art work and pictures on the album covers are awesome to. By the way if you don't have it there is a very good book on Bud powell which i bought a few years ago and also Horace Silvers autobiography is very good also.
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| Jamesey Wandsworth 06 Jun 15 8.45am |
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Quote black eagle. at 06 Jun 2015 4.14am
Art lakey and jimmy Smith are also hero's, albums like the big beat and night in Tunisia by Blakey are classics. as are albums like the Sermon and Back to Chicken Shack by the great Jimmy Smith. Some of the art work and pictures on the album covers are awesome to. By the way if you don't have it there is a very good book on Bud powell which i bought a few years ago and also Horace Silvers autobiography is very good also. Thanks for the info, Black Eagle. Might well look up the Silver book. Went to Paris in the '60s hoping to hear Bud Powell, Dexter Gordon or any other American musicians who were playing there but without success. Happy memories of bygone days but we still have the Blue Note recordings thanks to two men.
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| legaleagle 06 Jun 15 11.35am |
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Yes,thanks for this black eagle.Hope its on "catch up" "Go" by Dexter Gordon! and in their early days they also recorded some good stuff by "traditionalists" like Sidney Bechet and George Lewis
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| black eagle. south croydon. 06 Jun 15 11.44am |
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Quote Jamesey at 06 Jun 2015 8.45am
Quote black eagle. at 06 Jun 2015 4.14am
Art lakey and jimmy Smith are also hero's, albums like the big beat and night in Tunisia by Blakey are classics. as are albums like the Sermon and Back to Chicken Shack by the great Jimmy Smith. Some of the art work and pictures on the album covers are awesome to. By the way if you don't have it there is a very good book on Bud powell which i bought a few years ago and also Horace Silvers autobiography is very good also. Thanks for the info, Black Eagle. Might well look up the Silver book. Went to Paris in the '60s hoping to hear Bud Powell, Dexter Gordon or any other American musicians who were playing there but without success. Happy memories of bygone days but we still have the Blue Note recordings thanks to two men.
Dexter could really play as could Wayne shorter. i think drummer Kenny Clarke and trumpeter the late Donald Byrd lived in Paris for a while. in fact i think Clarke emmigrated to paris. you will love Silvers book,he is my fav piano player followed by Bobby Timmons and a few others.
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| black eagle. south croydon. 06 Jun 15 11.48am |
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Quote legaleagle at 06 Jun 2015 11.35am
Yes,thanks for this black eagle.Hope its on "catch up" "Go" by Dexter Gordon! and in their early days they also recorded some good stuff by "traditionalists" like Sidney Bechet and George Lewis
it's still on catch up but only for a few more hours.
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