Andrew Hill

Benny Golson - Along Came Betty part I

Part II

Speaking of favorite things...

Blue Bossa -Dexter Gordon

Thelonious Monk Quartet - Ruby, My Dear - Paris, 1969

Charles Lloyd/Keith Jarrett-"Love Ship" Quartet 68'

Great post, Rex. I've been planning on posting some Jaki Byard myself.

EBERHARD WEBER

I saw this live.
Too bad TV audio sucked back then.

Miles on Steve Allen.

All The Things You Are - Barry Harris

"Miles on Steve Allen."

I was in a jazz supper club in LA a long time ago, and Steve Allen was one of the diners, sitting a few tables from me. Needless to say, the MC hassled him enough to come on stage and play a little, and Steve Allen played some great jazz piano.

Woo Hoo !!

Just got my AC/DC tickets for their upcoming tour.

Hey Bill and Zat. Don't be shy to be on the other thread as well....We don't want to split up the family too much....ahahhahahaha

'Steve Allen played some great jazz piano.'

Posted by nullifidian

Sweet.

I saw and heard Brubeck in San Antonio just a few years ago.

When he came out (It was at Trinity University.), the audience spontaneously stood in utter silence.

Sweet.

Charles Lloyd - Forest Flower

"Just got my AC/DC tickets for their upcoming tour."

Good for you. Yuck.

NULLIFIDIAN

I love rock as much as I love many other kinds of music. Some of us have really varied tastes in music.

The "Blue Note sound"...

Lee Morgan-The Sidewinder

"Some of us have really varied tastes in music."

Me too, as anyone who's seen my music posts on Rex's threads knows.

Was so sad when Byard died. I was lucky enough to see him in a small (100 seat?) venue about a year earlier. Very funny stream of consciousness guy. He'd toss off an extended, technically remarkable Mingus piece, then go into a Gershwin medley... then make some stray comment, and play a tune he had already played. A few bars into Besame Mucho, he stopped and told a story about an outdoor concert in Spain where he seemed to inspire a dog -- and then started playing again, interspersing "woof woof"'s: Be - sa-me... WOOF WOOF Be-sa-me Muuuuuuuuuuu-
cho...............
WOOF!

Kenny Drew Jr. Caravan

Bill Evans Trio - Autumn Leaves

The Bill Evans Trio - Summertime (1965)

Another version of Summertime...

Dizzy Reece - Summertime

Bud Powell and Coleman Hawkins - All The Things You Are

Maybe an acquired taste:

Jackie Paris, 'Tis Autumn

Mel Torme with the Count Basie Band,

Li'l Darlin/ Don't Dream of Anybody But Me

Sunshower/Calypso - Kenny Barron & Bobby Hutcherson (Part IV)

Art Pepper -- Here's That Rainy Day

Brad Mehldau & Kenny Barron, All Blues

Damn, looks like I'm driving everyone off.

Here's one more anyway.

Keith Jarrett, Somewhere Over the Rainbow

Haitian Fight Song - Charles Mingus

Haitian Fight Song - Charles Mingus-- #35 | Posted by nullifidian

WHAT WAS THAT???

You never heard that one before? It's a classic.

Joke -- line from "Jerry McGuire."

I LOVE that piece -- it was my intro to Mingus, and I still never tire of it.

tom scott today

Had me going there for a second. Didn't think someone as knowledgeble about jazz as you could be unfamiliar with "that one".

Joni Mitchell - Raised On Robbery, 1974
w Tom Scott

Joni Mitchell-California (The Johnny Cash Show)

Well ok, Corky, in that folksy spirit, and celebrating the end of the Republican reign of terror in 25 days...

Joan Baez, Diamonds and Rust - Live, 1975

Is that all there is?

Dusty Springfield, Windmills of Your Mind

Change of pace to some world music...

Salif Keita & Cesria vora - Yamore.

Buena Vista Social Club - Chan Chan

I know this is a jazz thread but I'm not a big jazz fan so I'm playing something else.

One of my favorites --

Fine picks, Chris.

For you, Nulli --

Fine picks, Chris.

#53 | Posted by nullifidian

Yeah, they are.

CUT IT OUT you guys! You kept me up way too late last night.

Morris -- I meant to look for an MJQ cut last night after Nulli posted something with Bobby Hutcherson. Millions of years ago when I tended bar in a jazz club, we spent the better part of a weekend hoping that Milt Jackson, who was sitting in the audience both nights, would eventually accept Ray Brown's invitation to sit in with his trio. (A local vibist had spotted Jackson the first night, and brought his vibes in.)

Eventually he did. I don't even remember what they played anymore, but it was one of those special moments.

Going "Worldly", eh?

Ali Farke Toure/Ry Cooder-

Spud luffs luffs luffs "Talking Timbuktu"

Morris always brings the real good stuff.

Ta fer the vids.

Check the others later.

Be Well.

/Must snooze now, is imperative.

Dance!

"Going "Worldly", eh?"

Great choices, Morris.

Lena Horne - Stormy Weather (1943)

jazz juke box

Bill Clinton plays the blues

Gabor Szabo

"jazz juke box

100greatestjazzalbums.blogspot
.com"

Very useful link, Corky. Thanks!