Not something I need to own and would not pull it off the shelf by choice. Was part of a large buy of jazz CDs, and was fun to hear, for the memories alone.
Saturday, March 16, 2019
Duke Ellington & Count Basie - First Time! The Count Meets the Duke. 1962 USA
An embarrassment of riches! Two of the greatest jazz orchestras of their day come together and blast out a good time. As a former stage band performer, it's exactly this kind of music we played 80% of the time. It's not easy to play, but it's easy on the ears. It was the pop music of a bygone era. As The Duke liked to say "Jazz is music. Swing is business."
Not something I need to own and would not pull it off the shelf by choice. Was part of a large buy of jazz CDs, and was fun to hear, for the memories alone.
CD: 1987 Columbia
Not something I need to own and would not pull it off the shelf by choice. Was part of a large buy of jazz CDs, and was fun to hear, for the memories alone.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Sweet ~ England
Sweet VI (1980) As late as the spring of 1980, age 15, I continued to be loyal to Sweet and purchased this album. I did enjoy Cut Above The ...
-
As noted in the Happy New Year note, I have a new blog that carries most of my 45 / SP notes. Its focus will be on obscure 45s in genres I l...
-
Yokota was the flutist on the Love Live Life + 1 album (I always presumed he was the "+ 1" but I'm not sure of that). He was ...
-
Folkstone Prism (1971) Folkstone Prism is one of the more unusual albums coming from the American underground, and that's quite a statem...

No comments:
Post a Comment