leanne said:
These are piled up near the cd player, they're the last ones I listened to (yesterday).
1. Eddie Henderson - Sunburst
2. Steve Gadd - The Gadd Gang
3. Weather Report - Mysterious Traveller
4. Sly & the Family Stone - Fresh
5. Rise Against - Revolutions Per Minute
6. Chucho Valdes - Live At the Village Vanguard
Impressive. There's an Eddie Henderson
Anthology on Capricorn Records you also like. Also, more Henderson can be had on the Hancock
Complete Warner Bros set(includes
Crossings,
Fat Albert Rotunda, &
Mwandishi). Check
www.dustygroove.com
Some of the stuff in my player this weekend-
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Yo Miles. Sky Garden-Henry Kaiser/Wadada Leo Smith(Manring on bass)...stuff done in the style of Miles' electric Jazz/
Bitches Brew era. Happenin'.
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Structure-Terri Lynn Carrington(w/ Adam Rogers, Jimmy Haslip, Greg Osby)...2 Yellowjackets(TLC/Haslip) with 2 M-basers(Osby/Rogers). Enough odd time/beat displacement grooves to make even Don Ellis blush.
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Calypso's Smile-Joseph Jarman/Don Moye/Okon Essiet...sax/drums/URB & elec bass.
No piano/chords required.
Two "Punk" recommendations from the UK's "Bass" mag-
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Tin Drum-Japan(Mick Karn on bass). From '81?! I missed out on these guys the first time around. Not really "Punk", IMO.
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Reasons To Be Cheerful-Ian Dury & The Blockheads. From '77?!?! Again, this is "Punk"?!
Very funky playing from one Norman Watt Roy.