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Modern Jazz Aficionado : Where to Start Your Don Ellis LP/CD Collection

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Modern Jazz Daily sharing a passion for modern jazz past, present, and future. Where to Start Your Don Ellis LP/CD Collection. Don Ellis could have been a household name. Don Ellis (1934-1978) is easily one of the most underrated musicians in jazz history. A gifted trumpeter and big band leader, as well as an in demand film score composer. Don scored the music for the William Friedkin masterpiece The French Connection. As it turned out, Electric Bath. And Tears of Joy. And At the Fillmore. Was the 1968 b...

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Modern Jazz Aficionado : Disclosure

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Modern Jazz Daily sharing a passion for modern jazz past, present, and future. Is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. I also use Adsense, VigLink. And eBay to earn further affiliate income through this site. Any link you click could take you to a partner page, if you purchase a product I could receive a commission. These are typically the adver...

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Modern Jazz Aficionado : It's About That Time: Wayne Shorter's Last Gig With Miles, March 7, 1970

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Modern Jazz Daily sharing a passion for modern jazz past, present, and future. It's About That Time: Wayne Shorter's Last Gig With Miles, March 7, 1970. Live at the Fillmore East (March 7, 1970): It's About That Time. Is an album that was finally released in 2001. This particular concert was also the final concert that Wayne Shorter performed with Miles Davis. Soon after, Wayne would join Joe Zawinul to form Weather Report. Compare this recording to the band with Keith Jarrett: Those Cellar Door sessions...

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Modern Jazz Aficionado : Classic Blue Note Records You Should Have in Your Collection

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Modern Jazz Daily sharing a passion for modern jazz past, present, and future. Classic Blue Note Records You Should Have in Your Collection. Every serious jazz collection must have a generous helping of the greatest independent jazz label of the 50's and 60's, Blue Note. Even some of the sessions that were made after the Liberty Records buyout of 1966 are worthy additions. Since I am not at all a purist, I don't mind mixing in a few commercial organ jazz records, or some from the avant-garde. For me, oth...

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves: Mosaic Select #16 Andrew Hill: The Blue Note Vaults are Now Cleaned Out.

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves. A place where I share my passion for the music embedded inside those vintage Blue Note Record grooves. Mosaic Select #16 Andrew Hill: The Blue Note Vaults are Now Cleaned Out. Andrew Hill, is easily one of the best of the select series of reasonably priced 3CD sets that the company has put out in the last 10 years, The sets focus on obscure or neglected artists. And you will not believe how cheap this set is. Michael Cuscuna, Co founder of Mosaic contributes the fantastic liner...

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves: Jimmy Smith Back at the Chicken Shack Blue Note NY USA Stereo LP

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves. A place where I share my passion for the music embedded inside those vintage Blue Note Record grooves. Jimmy Smith Back at the Chicken Shack Blue Note NY USA Stereo LP. Back at the Chicken Shack is one the greatest soul jazz albums in jazz history. What makes this album so great is the tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine's sweet sound. Minor Chant" is my favorite on Chicken Shack. Stanley has this warm sound on tenor that affects the attentive listener emotionally. If you meld...

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Modern Jazz Aficionado : My Funny Valentine's Definitive Rendition

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Modern Jazz Daily sharing a passion for modern jazz past, present, and future. My Funny Valentine's Definitive Rendition. Did you know that the show tune "My Funny Valentine". Has been performed by over 600 artists, and has appeared on over 1300 albums? My Funny Valentine is a song originally published in 1937 with music from Richard Rodgers and Lyrics by Lorenz Hart. My Funny Valentine", along with "The Lady is a Tramp," became the signature tune for the 1937 musical Babes in Arms. To no end. Person...

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves: About this Blog

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves. A place where I share my passion for the music embedded inside those vintage Blue Note Record grooves. Hello, my name is Jason. The purpose of this blog is to chronicle my experience as a jazz lover, and jazz record collector. Since 2005 I have been collecting records, Blue Note so happens to be the label I focus on the most. I love the music, and I love expressing the joy I get from the music through the reviews of the individual albums. I am more than willing to answer any qu...

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves: Stanley Turrentine's 1962 Blue Note Jubilee Shout: Not Released Until 1986

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves. A place where I share my passion for the music embedded inside those vintage Blue Note Record grooves. Stanley Turrentine's 1962 Blue Note Jubilee Shout: Not Released Until 1986. I have never considered Stanley Turrentine (1934-2000) to be in the upper echelon of saxophonists. Why? Well, I did not consider him to be a ground breaker as a writer or as an instrumentalist. Other than Charlie Parker, and perhaps Lester Young, who doesn't Coltrane do that to? On the Manhattan Record...

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves: Tyrone Washington's Natural Essence: The One and Only Record He Did For the Label

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Vintage Blue Note Grooves. A place where I share my passion for the music embedded inside those vintage Blue Note Record grooves. Tyrone Washington's Natural Essence: The One and Only Record He Did For the Label. Tyrone Washington is a real mystery of late 60's jazz, the tenor saxophonist performed on Horace Silver's The Jody Grind. And Larry Young's Contrasts. Was the first album Tyrone recorded as a leader and the only session for Blue Note. Natural Essence also features some real fine young players at...