What Jazz are you listening to now?

[T. D.]

[hopefullytrusting]

Oh, boy, ain't that keen!: The Chronological Eddie South

[hopefullytrusting]

Down-home pickin' Delta blues: Babe Stovall's Pied Piper of New Orleans

[Karl Henning]

I've loved this since first hearing it in high school:

[SimonNZ]

Music to pour dry martinis to in your early 60s era bachelor pad.

Is there another Blue Note album with a chekere player listed on the cover?

edit: looks like Garvin Masseaux was also on some Grant Green albums

[p30better]

Wonderful .

[Karl Henning]

[AnotherSpin]

A remarkable debut album by the Japanese trombonist in the best traditions of modern jazz.

[AnotherSpin]

Steve Lehman, a student and collaborator of Anthony Braxton, pays tribute to his mentor on The Music of Anthony Braxton, but in his own way—playing complex, energetic music with his trio and tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, blending Braxton's legacy, his own new compositions, and a final nod to Monk.

[SimonNZ]

Roy Ayers - Africa, Center Of The World (1981)

RIP

[AnotherSpin]

[markbrighten]

Hi y'all! I am happy to be a part of this community. I am listening and relaxing with Chet Baker - Almost blue.

[Brian]

Welcome! I was just listening to Chet Baker last night, the 1940s Disques Vogue quartets with Gerry Mulligan and Chico Hamilton.

[Henk]

Great recording.

I love the sound of the xylophone. I compare with Nietzsche's sound which is cold compared to the xylophone. Xylophone is still hard but with the soft touch. 😋

Pelt plays trumpet btw.

Decided impulsively to join again. Will stay for a while.

[Henk]

NP 👌

[Henk]

Listened to the first half, tomorrow the other half.

So amazing. The drive and motivation to make music together is so strong. The result is staggering.

[T. D.]

I like bebop. The first album has a great version of Fats Navarro's Nostalgia, ergo I had to spin the second.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

I like bebop. The first album has a great version of Fats Navarro's Nostalgia, ergo I had to spin the second.

Nice!

[Brian]

I like bebop. The first album has a great version of Fats Navarro's Nostalgia, ergo I had to spin the second.

I haven't heard either of these records but the lineups have me super interested.

[brewski]

Alfred James Ellis: "Chicken" (Quatuor Ébène, from their album Milestones). Okay, this is really something. Having heard this quartet in pretty serious classical rep, it is a revelation to hear them in jazz.