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1Eramirez156
I am listening to Wayne Shorter's Speak no evil , as I write this, what are peoples favorite Blue Note recordings?
I will post my list later, a top 5 or top 10.
I will post my list later, a top 5 or top 10.
2Glassglue
Thanks for reviving the group! I've been uninspired of late.
Not in order:
Somethin' Else -Cannonball Adderley
Song For My Father -Horace Silver
Blue Train -John Coltrane
Soul Station -Hank Mobley
GO -Dexter Gordon
Not in order:
Somethin' Else -Cannonball Adderley
Song For My Father -Horace Silver
Blue Train -John Coltrane
Soul Station -Hank Mobley
GO -Dexter Gordon
3Eramirez156
I have just started entering my jazz recordings into LT, and noticed the jazz group was dormant. And that's just wrong.
Cheers
Cheers
4defaults
Off the top of my head all of Monk's early recordings, Grant Green's Idle Moments, Eric Dolphy's Out to Lunch, Andrew Hill's first albums.
5Arctic-Stranger
All good recordings. Monohex's list almost exactly mirrors mine, although instead of Soul Station, I would add Lee Morgan's Sidewinder. Or Dolphy's Out to Lunch.
6HarryMacDonald
In the interests of Full Disclosure, I must confess that I've not stopped to check whether this tune was ever on a Blue Note side -- thought I rather doubt it -- but I woke-up this morning with the incomparable Eddie Jefferson in my head: "We used to have the Black Bottom and the Razamatazz./ Now it's Miles, Monk, and Moody with their Modern Jazz. Better -- better,/ gettin' better all the time." What a great cut! Yet how sad that "modern" jazz is now several decades old. Still blows the living Hell out of most latter-day stuff, though, at-least to my unreconstructed ears. Get down, sisters and brothers!
7Eramirez156
My top five would have to be;
Cool Struttin'- Sonny Clark
Out to Lunch Eric Dolphy
Point of departure Andrew Hill
Moanin' Art Blakey
One flight up Dexter Gordon
Cheers
Cool Struttin'- Sonny Clark
Out to Lunch Eric Dolphy
Point of departure Andrew Hill
Moanin' Art Blakey
One flight up Dexter Gordon
Cheers
9Eramirez156
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10Polaris-
Nice to see this thread!
Off the top of my head here's a top ten, I'll go for (in no particular order):
The Sidewinder by Lee Morgan
Hank Mobley Quintet by Hank Mobley
Takin' Off by Herbie Hancock
Inventions and Dimensions by Herbie Hancock
Aligator Boogaloo by Lou Donaldson
Home Cookin' by The Incredible Jimmy Smith
Street of Dreams by Grant Green
Idle Moments by Grant Green
Blue Train by John Coltrane
At the Golden Circle Stockholm by Ornette Coleman
Happy New Year everyone!
Off the top of my head here's a top ten, I'll go for (in no particular order):
The Sidewinder by Lee Morgan
Hank Mobley Quintet by Hank Mobley
Takin' Off by Herbie Hancock
Inventions and Dimensions by Herbie Hancock
Aligator Boogaloo by Lou Donaldson
Home Cookin' by The Incredible Jimmy Smith
Street of Dreams by Grant Green
Idle Moments by Grant Green
Blue Train by John Coltrane
At the Golden Circle Stockholm by Ornette Coleman
Happy New Year everyone!

