Barbara's cookin'!

nice
 

Where can I read about gospel songs?

Been listening to this album, it's kind of spotty, but when they're on it they really slay me.

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Badbadnotgood - III

Loving this record, I much prefer all original songs then what they did prior with their first two releases, which are still great albums, but they don't top this one. These guys need to come to Florida.

First Time Poster
 

Great album, steeped heavily in the early 70's funk and syncopated rhythm.
"Butterfly" is exotic and sensual.
Another favorite of mine by Hancock is "The New Standard".

Google "gospel songs", find out what direction you want to go in,
and go for it.

Rahsaan Roland Kirk - The Inflated Tear [Live in Prague, 1967]
http://youtu.be/ZIqLJmlQQNM

Start with Monk's "Abide With Me" from Monk's Music. Then listen to "This Is My Story, This Is My Song", (aka "Blessed Assurance") a bonus track from Straight, No Chaser. I'm still looking for "We'll Understood It Better By and By".

Then, when you're ready to get down to business - Pastor T.L. Barrett And The Youth For Christ Choir "Like a Ship... (Without a Sail)"

That's what gospel's all about, even though this is more of a spiritual.

Holy **** that's amazing. Where did you find that?

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Lots of goodies on that comp.

You... you have a link? Or a list of songs? I could do for a fix, man.

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Used to be on Spotifly but it looks like it was removed. Tracklist engaging.

Disc: 1
1. Sally Goodin(Fiddlinâ Eck Robertson)
2. Pibroch o' Donald Dubh(Pipe Major Macintosh)
3. Nijamarmamulan Raga Umabharanam(Veena Dhanammal)
4. Good Lord (Run Old Jeremiah)(Austin Coleman, Joe Washington & Group)
5. Raga Bhairava(The Original Uday Shankar Company Of Hindu Musicians)
6. Hindoo Man(George Formby)
7. Skye Boat Song(The Pipes & Drums Of The 2nd Battalion Scots Guards)
8. 4:33(John Cage)
9. Wandering Blues(John Lee Hooker)
10. Mediana(Efisio Melis)
11. Shostakovich String Quartet #4 in D, Op 83-4 Allegretto(The Borodin Quartet)
12. The Coo-Coo Bird(Clarence Ashley)
13. On the Road Again(Floyd Jones)
14. Come and Go To That Land(Sam Cooke & The Soul Stirrers)
15. Mannishi Boy(Muddy Waters)
16. Raga Simhendra Madhyamam(Ravi Shankar)
17. Live Beetle Jew's Harp(Wam Tribe New Guinea)
Disc: 2
1. I Need A Hundred Dollars(One String Sam)
2. Third Movement(Webernâs Five Pieces For Orchestra)
3. For Brass(La Monte Young)
4. Rheingold Prelude - Conducted by Hans Knappertsbusch(Wagner)
5. The Eternal Voice(Monks Of The Kume Tarsang Monastery Of Lhasa , Tibet)
6. Trio For Stings(Giacinto Scelsi)
7. The Shiek Of Araby(Lou Monte)
8. The Little Drummer Boy(The Harry Simeone Chorale)
9. Batuta, Rumania(Batuta, Rumania)
10. She's Alright(Bo Diddley)
11. I Asked For Water (She Gave Me Gasoline)(Howlin' Wolf)
12. Jesus on the Main Line(James Shorty & Viola James Congregation)
13. Lero, Baluchistan(Khuda Box Mandrani)
14. Trouble In My Way(The Swan Silvertones)
15. Ben Hur - Arrius Party(Miklos Rozsa)
16. So What(Miles Davis)
17. Sun Arise(Rolf Harris)
18. Haydn Symphony No 104 'London' (Spiritoso)(Sir Thomas Beecham & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)
19. Signifying Blues(Bo Diddley)
20. Monotone Symphony(Yves Klein)

It's a Christmas ****ing miracle! :clap:

Just a heads up: "Hindoo Man" is super racist.

That's okay, I'm from Kentucky. I'm used to super racist people.

Listening to Jean-Luc Ponty, Even the Sun Will Die.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA1ZelIbUfI

Freddie Hubbard- Red Clay

Charles Mingus - Mingus Dynasty

A must for Eric Dolphy fans, this has some of the same personnel as "Out to Lunch!".

I'm still working my way through all six LPs of the Miles at the Fillmore collection. Trying to take the shows in one at a time to really get a feel for the unique elements of each performance.

I have a decent Miles collection. The Complete 72-disc Columbia Album Collection in FLAC and ~25 original LPs. The Japan-only issue Black Beauty double LP held me over for my Fillmore fix until the release of the complete performances. Really looking forward to taking them in.

Yusef Lateef - The Golden Flute
http://youtu.be/QQ9TQrdD4Ac

Arturo Sandoval - There Will Never Be Another You - great performance all around.


John Coltrane - Equinox - Coltrane's Sound - one of my favorite saxophone tracks I've heard, the flow is real.

You only have to do the code after the watch?v= part of the youtube link when you embed the videos. Great Coltrane track btw. He's quite clearly the god of all things jazz.

Currently listening to Masada Guitars. Discussing it with TH got me thinking about it a lot and it's an amazing record. Some of the Tim Sparks songs are a bit happy-go-lucky for my taste though, but there's an abundance of styles on this album so it's easy to look past.

Cool Jazz and Soul Jazz Classics
 

I was in a jazzy mood when I got home from work so I compiled data from RYM's genre charts and put together two collections - one of cool jazz classic LPs and the other of soul jazz staples.

I'm about an hour into it and here's how the playlists stand:

THE COOL JAZZ SET

[1958] Miles Davis - Ascenseur pour l'échafaud
[1957] Miles Davis - 'Round About Midnight
[1958] Miles Davis - Milestones
[1959] Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
[1958] Bill Evans - Everybody Digs Bill Evans
[1960] Bill Evans - Portrait in Jazz
[1961] Bill Evans - Explorations
[1963] Bill Evans - Undercurrent (w Jim Hall)
[1977] Bill Evans - You Must Believe in Spring
[1961] Gil Evans Orchestra - Out Of The Cool
[1975] Jim Hall - Concierto
[1962] John Coltrane - Ballads
[1956] Art Tatum meets Ben Webster
[1963] Oscar Peterson Trio - Night Train
[1955] Dave Brubeck - Jazz Red Hot & Cool
[1959] Dave Brubeck - Time Out
[1961] Stan Getz - Focus
[1976] Bernard Herrmann - Taxi Driver OST

THE SOUL JAZZ SET

[1958] Jimmy Smith - The Sermon
[1960] Jimmy Smith - Back at the Chicken Shack
[1963] Jimmy Smith - Prayer Meetin'
[1964] Jimmy Smith - The Cat
[1965] Jimmy Smith - Organ Grinder Swing
[1966] Jimmy Smith - Jimmy & Wes The Dynamic Duo
[1973] Clifford Jordon - Glass Bead Games
[1974] Gil Scott Heron - Winter in America
[1967] Pat Martino - El Hombre
[1963] Donald Byrd - A New Perspective
[1972] Archie Shepp - Attica Blues
[1960] Bobby Timmons - This Here is Bobby Timmons
[1965] Big John Patton - Let 'em Roll
[1961] Ray Charles - Genius + Soul = Jazz
[1962] Grant Green - Feelin' the Spirit
[1970] Freddie Hubbard - Red Clay

I'm looking forward to some solid education from these records. I think they'll make for excellent weekend listening.

Do you agree with the selections? Have I omitted any critical works?

Thanks!

Despite dying in his mid-twenties, Clifford Brown made a lasting impression on jazz and influenced many trumpeters.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyIgWBxdkT0

'The Ocean' - Jack Kerouac Jazz and Prose
https://youtu.be/7FiHtghS23I

I'm going to have to write my definitive jazz list. It might take a while but it will be good.

Go for it... it's a tough one to tackle certainly. I'll probably do the same. Gotta give it some thought :wave::drummer:

'2 pm' - Jack Kerouac jazz and prose
https://youtu.be/HoTBB3WeaO8

Really digging this fan-made series of jazz music, set to poetry written and recited by Jack Kerouac. Highly recommended (by me) to anyone who has an appreciation for good jazz and Jack Kerouac. Very well done!

I'm trying to go through my favorite jazz songs right now.

There are a few others, but for now these are my most favorite Jazz songs.

Cab Calloway- Zah Zuh Zaz

Helen Forrest- The Man I Love

Duke Ellington- Bourdon Street Jingling Jollies

Django Reinhardt- Belleville

Billie Holiday- Don't Explain

Miles Davis & John Coltrane- So What

Nat King Cole- Autumn Leaves

Sidney Bechet- Su Tu Vois Ma Mère

Thelonious Monk- Bright Mississippi

Duke Ellington Orchestra - C Jam Blues - Live :bowdown: :wave:

As it reads on YouTube for the link...

BBC's Parkinson Show, 1973
 

Buddy Rich - Norwegian Wood

Also per the YouTube link :drummer: :)

I'll link my blog when I look through the rest of my music.

Miles Davis and Charles Mingus are Jazztravaganza that i have Listen .

Nina Simone - Feeling Good

I'm listening to the Christmas songs

The Blues
 

Listening to Delta Blues. The dna of "pop" music. David "Honeyboy" Edwards. Son House. Tommy Johnson. MUDDY.