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Originally posted by alanmck View PostJolly good, Matthew. just been listening to the NYJO thing again as well, rather nice that.Originally posted by BlackRegent View PostThat NYJO track is chudding excellent!
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Originally posted by folkishienne View Post
87) Joe Harriott / Amancio D’Silva Quartet: Hum Dono – Columbia. 1969. There are several top tracks on this LP which would do this chart justice, however both the title cut and Jaipur have been comped (Jazz explosion and Peterson respectively) The track for inclusion here is titled Stephano’s Dance. Written by D’Silva supposedly as a response to his son’s dancing as he practiced his guitar at home. Stephano’s dance moves through several modes to incorporate leads by Ian car and Norma Winstone’s sublime scat musings. It’s a complex piece that sounds utterly effortless yet ever driven by Dave Green’s bass.
Stephano's Dance
Best track I've heard in my whole lifeLast edited by alanmck; 30-06-2009, 03:37 PM.
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Only recently found this chart and have been dipping in and out of it and really enjoying it, so wanted to say thank you, for what that's worth.
Highlights so far are Blue Poppies and What is Life, both of which have been receiving heavy, heavy rotation.
Of the few LPs on the list I've actually heard: Change Is has to be a real favourite. Black Hair is IMO one of the greatest pieces of music I have ever heard. Uplifting and deeply melancholy both at the same time and utterly perfect.
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Originally posted by Ralphi View PostOnly recently found this chart and have been dipping in and out of it and really enjoying it, so wanted to say thank you, for what that's worth.
., glad you liked a thing or two. Quite a few of the LP's in the chart feature other cuts I'd like to have included so I'm currently putting together a mix of them that I hope to put up at some point.
All the best, Matt
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Originally posted by purple_pill67 View PostSome pretty cool stuff there, I know nothing about jazz so just had a quick play of a few random tracks.
the Sal Davis and the Dick Morrissey Quartet are really good!Last edited by folkishienne; 20-06-2009, 09:29 AM.
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