What Are You Listening To? November 2020
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Eric Dolphy - Here and There (1966)
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I've never heard it, but I like the lineup that I recognize.Eric Dolphy - Here and There (1966)
They don't all play together. I think Here And There is one of those albums put together from multiple recording sessions from years earlier. It's very good. Especially the songs with Dolphy on flute. He absolutely kills those parts where it sounds like only the bass and flute get the action.
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Eric Dolphy - In Europe (1964)
Splitting his time between flute and bass clarinet, this is another killer. More bass&flute that sounds exquisite. And the bass clarinet songs make this one-time bass clarinetist very happy.
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I did not know that. You certainly don't flaut it.
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Seaworthy ~ The Ride (2002)
Ambient, Electronic, Rock
Don't hate it just because Pitchfork liked it. From the ashes of Macha and Bedhead.
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Ambient, Electronic, Rock
Don't hate it just because Pitchfork liked it. From the ashes of Macha and Bedhead.
Seaworthy: The Ride
If my band was mentioned in Jane magazine's "Cute Band Alert," I'd be worried about looking like some ...
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V.Majestic - s/t (1997)
Roy Draper - The Ray Draper Quintet Featuring John Coltrane (1960)
Joe Henderson - Live At The Lighthouse (1970)
I saw a couple of reviewers that compared this to the sound, feeling, vibe of Hubbard's "Red Clay". They're right.
I saw a couple of reviewers that compared this to the sound, feeling, vibe of Hubbard's "Red Clay". They're right.
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The Replacements - Let It Be (1984)
Ronnie Mathews - Doin' The Thang (1964)
I have this as a version attributed to Freddie Hubbard as leader, but as I listened I realized I could not locate it on RYM as a Hubbard album. I checked as a Mathews album, and voila. Who knew? Not me.
It's great having a trumpet and baritone sax on the frontline, especially with a trumpeter as explosive as Hubbard.
I have this as a version attributed to Freddie Hubbard as leader, but as I listened I realized I could not locate it on RYM as a Hubbard album. I checked as a Mathews album, and voila. Who knew? Not me.
It's great having a trumpet and baritone sax on the frontline, especially with a trumpeter as explosive as Hubbard.
Roland Alexander - Pleasure Bent (1962)
This was Mr Alexander's lone album as a leader. He shot his shot, got lost in the shuffle, and played forevermore as a sideman. He played with Sam Rivers, Eddie Gale, Max and Freddie Roach, Archie Shepp, Stanley Crowell, and many others, but he never recorded again as a leader. While listening to this, I keep hearing "he could'a been a contender" in my head.
This was Mr Alexander's lone album as a leader. He shot his shot, got lost in the shuffle, and played forevermore as a sideman. He played with Sam Rivers, Eddie Gale, Max and Freddie Roach, Archie Shepp, Stanley Crowell, and many others, but he never recorded again as a leader. While listening to this, I keep hearing "he could'a been a contender" in my head.
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Herbie Hancock - My Point Of View (1963)
Joe Henderson - Multiple (1973)
Very groovy, my man. You will dig it. Joe doesn't cover "Moanin'" on this album, but he moans on the opening track.
Very groovy, my man. You will dig it. Joe doesn't cover "Moanin'" on this album, but he moans on the opening track.
It's unanimous. Everyone loves it!multipleRYMreviewers said:
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