Originally posted by cheshirecatstevensThat's a great tune. It's actually called "Better Git It in Your Soul". It's from the album "Ah Um" which I recommended earlier in this thread.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=GObThIZ_ZoQ
Better get in you Soul
What do you think of "Epitaph"? I've never heard it. Are you listening to the Gunther Schuller led recording?
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneMingus at Antibbes has a great version of that song. In fact I think that that concert is my favorite Mingus recording.
That's a great tune. It's actually called "Better Git It in Your Soul". It's from the album "Ah Um" which I recommended earlier in this thread.
What do you think of "Epitaph"? I've never heard it. Are you listening to the Gunther Schuller led recording?
Masada String Trio "50th Birthday Celebration Vol. 1"
Music composed by John Zorn
Mark Feldman
Erik Friedlander
Greg Cohen
Steve Lacy "Communique"
Mal Waldron
Bar Kokhba Sextet "50th Birthday Celebration Vol. 11" Disc 1
Music composed by John Zorn
Mark Feldman
Erik Friedlander
Greg Cohen
Mark Ribot
Joey Baron
Cyro Baptista
Steve Lacy "Five Facings"
Duets with:
Marilyn Crispell
Misha Mengelberg
Ulrich Gumpert
Fred Van Hove
Vladimir Miller
AMM "Newfoundland"
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneTerrific recording. Tony Williams's energy fits perfectly here. he sometimes doesn't fit at all. Richard Davis is so very versatile. His playing on Astral Weeks be Van Morrison is amongst the finest bass playing of any rock recording.
What a great, great album. Hope you're diggin' it.
But now you can scowl. i'm listening to the Return to Forever anthology. I've always had a fondness for the jazz fusion pioneers.
Originally posted by badmoonI think in some liner notes I read that Davis was Stravinsky's bassist of choice. Wasn't Connie Kay of the MJQ also on Astral Weeks?
Terrific recording. Tony Williams's energy fits perfectly here. he sometimes doesn't fit at all. Richard Davis is so very versatile. His playing on Astral Weeks be Van Morrison is amongst the finest bass playing of any rock recording.
But now you can scowl. i'm listening to the Return to Forever anthology. I've always had a fondness for the jazz fusion pioneers.
So far as RTF goes, as the man said at the end of "Some Like it Hot", "Well, nobody's perfect" 🙂
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneConnie Kay was the drummer. Not a bad rock group I would say.
I think in some liner notes I read that Davis was Stravinsky's bassist of choice. Wasn't Connie Kay of the MJQ also on Astral Weeks?
So far as RTF goes, as the man said at the end of "Some Like it Hot", "Well, nobody's perfect" 🙂