So let's see how long I can keep this up before it just gets silly. This week it's:
Jan Garbarek / Bobo Stensen Quartet - Dansere ECM
Side A: Dansere - Svevende
Drums by Jon Christensen
Keith Jarrett / Jack Dejohnette - Ruta and Daitya ECM
Side A: Overture/Communion - Ruty and Daitya - All We Got
Side B: Sounds of Peru - Algeria - You Know, You Know - Pastel Morning
Drums by Jack Dejohnette
Miles Davis - Get Up With It Columbia
Side 2: Maiysha - Honky Tonk - Rated X
Drums by Al Foster
Miles Davis - The New Miles Davis Quintet Prestige
Side B: S'Posin' - The Theme - Stablemates
Drums by Philly Joe Jones
Miles Davis - All Star Quintet/Sextet Prestige
Side A: Dr. Jackle - Minor March
Side B: Bitty Ditty - Changes
Drums by Art Taylor
Honorable mention: I had a rental car this week while my car was in the shop, and I took advantage of the nicer-than-in-my-car stereo to enjoy:
Ornette Coleman / Pat Metheny - Song X Geffen
Butthole Surfers - Electric Larryland Capitol
Oval - 94 Diskont Thrill Jockey
4 comments:
I've gotta get in on this. The LPs in my rotation now are:
"The Dynamic Sound Patterns of The Rod Levitt Orchestra"
John Beal, bass, and Ronnie Bedford, drums.
Riverside Records, 1963
"Bob Brookmeyer and Friends"
Ron Carter and Elvin Jones.
Columbia 1964
The Perry Robinson 4--Funk Dumpling
Henry Grimes and Paul Motian.
Savoy Records 1962
The Jerry Hahn Quintet
Ron McClure, Jack DeJohnette.
Arhoolie Records 1967
Sorry, no full sideman lists, just the bassist/drummer teams.
Oh yeah, and "Mel Lewis and Friends", Horizon 1976, w/ Ron Carter.
Yes, that's a great Mel Lewis record! I don't have the others-- very curious about that Perry Robinson thing! Of course, exactly what I was afraid of happening with this feature has transpired-- I've just been continuing to listen to almost all the same stuff from last time. Plus a couple of Gary Burton records I've been rotating the last few days-- I just play the same damn things over and over.
The Perry Robinson record is great--quartet with 19 year old Kenny Barron on piano. Grimes and Motian playing tunes are heaven to me. I picked this up on an OOP file-sharing site and it's been a feature on my IPOd for a year or so. Just recently found an 80's Savoy LP reissue so now it's not just a dog-walking listen.
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