Date: 27-Oct-1998 08:33:35
From: jim smith ( JimSmith@port.ac.uk )
Just a few I love to play. Kenny Burrell—ELLINGTON IS FOEVER.Ray Bryant—ALONE WITH THE BLUES. Bill Evans—SYMBIOSIS.Clare Fischer—FIRST TIME OUT.Eddie Condon—COAST TO COAST JAM SESSION.Buck Clayton—HOW HI THE FI.Basie/Ellington—BATTLE ROYAL.Lee Morgan—MONDAY NIGHT AT BIRDLAND.Art Pepper—PLUS ELEVEN. George Russell—NEW YORK NY.John Lewis—EUROPEAN WINDOWS.Oscar Peterson—VERY TALL.Archie Shepp—GOIN'HOME.Oliver Nelson—NOCTURNE.And a few Broadway moments,SOUTH PACIFIC—Chico Hamilton.WEST SIDE STORY—Cal Tjader.KING AND I—Mastersounds and last but not least MY FAIR LADY—Andre Previn/Shelly Manne

Date: 28-Oct-1998 02:45:41
From: Dan Sermeno ( ramtrane@soca.com )
Obscurities;

Mongo Santamaria- Explodes Live at the Village Gate
(If you can find it let me know where!)

Charles Lloyd- Forest Flower, Sunrise/Sunset Monterey Jazz Festival

Hugh Masekela's Next Album

Nancy Wilson- You Better Go (single)

Anything by Sandra Booker

Date: 28-Oct-1998 08:11:51
From: nguyen van tam ( tam@mb3.tu-chemnitz.de )
hi all,

an exciting topic!!

so some of my own "obscurities"

max roach "deeds, not words"—riverside
paul bley "improvisation: introducing paul bley"—debut
charles mingus "pre bird"—emarcy
charles mingus "plays piano"—impulse
sonny rollins "work's time"—prestige
sonny rollins "on impulse"—impulse
chick corea "piano improvisation vol. 1"—EMC
chick corea "circle / paeris concert"—EMC
kenny wheeler "gnu high"—EMC
kenny wheeler "double double you"- EMC
keith jarrett "stair cases"—EMC

bye folks

Date: 28-Oct-1998 09:19:23
From: Jonas Gruvaeus ( gruvaeus@yahoo.com )
Here are my suggestions. I've omitted most things I've seen on lists above, I just might have missed one or two.
Happy listening!
If anybodys got a spare copy of Gary Bartz I've Known Rivers Please get in touch!

Art Ensemble of Chicago- Les Stances au Sophie.(Path?/Nessa)
Marion Brown- Sweet Earth Flying. (Impulse)
Ornette Coleman- Tone Dialling. (Harmolodic)
Miles- Dark Magus.(Sony, Jpn)
Miles- Get up with it. (Columbia)
Miles- On the corner. (Columbia)
Herbie Hancock- Crossings. (WB)
Andrew Hill- Point of Departure. (Blue Note)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk—The Inflated Tear. (Atlantic)
Yusuf Lateef- Detroit Latitude 43"30' Longitude 85."(Atlantic)
Greg Osby- 3D lifestyles. (Blue Note)
Sam Rivers- Paragon. (Fluid)
Sonny Sharrock- Black Woman. (Vortex)
Archie Shepp- Blas?. (Actuel)
Wayne Shorter- Super Nova (Blue Note)
Alan Silva- Luna Surface. (Actuel)
Sun Ra- Nuits de la fundation Maeght vol 1 & 2.(Shandar)
Cassandra Wilson- Blue Until Dawn. (Blue Note)

Date: 28-Oct-1998 18:14:04
From: Serge Batusanski ( sbatusanski@yahoo.com )
For the pleasure of the melody :
- Dexter Gordon : Tania (on Blue Note)
- Grant Green : Idle Moments (on Blue Note)

and for a great surprise, a groovy and funky music :
- Haywood Henry (bs) : The gentle monster
Joe Newman (t) Uptown Record UP 27.13
Hank Jones (p)
George Duvivier (b)
Ben Riley (dr)

From Paris

Date: 29-Oct-1998 15:11:35
From: earl grey ( I have @e-mail )
Larry Young— Lawrence Of Newark
Paul Bley—Closer
Keith Jarret—Expectations
Dave Holland—Conference Of The Birds
Gateway
Joe Zawinul—Zawinul

Date: 31-Oct-1998 08:42:08
From: Joe Hamlin ( joe@dnaco.net )
Several of my favorites have alread been mentioned and
there were some artists I had never heard of that I am going
to check out. Would like to add three favorites I have not
seen mentioned yet.
Tony Scott & Bill Evans—A Day in New York
Tony Scott—clarinet or baritone sax
Bill Evans—piano
Milt Hinton or Henry Grimes—bass
Paul Motian—drums

Date: 03-Nov-1998 02:47:30
From: jim dunbar ( jimbospad@aol.com )
Boyd Raeburn—Boyd Meets Stravinsky

wow

Date: 03-Nov-1998 09:04:24
From: Jos? Domingos Raffaelli ( jdr@musicshop.com.br )
Jonathan Kranz,

I agree completely with you concerning
Lucky Thompson LUCKY STRIKES (this is from the mid-60's)
Tommy Flanagan Trio OVERSEAS (bassist is Wilbur Little)
Gene Ammons & Dodo Marmarosa JUG & DOD
Tomorrow I'll give you all details about the TCB-1001 and TCB-1002. As I'm not in home, I'll check all informations tonight.

Let me add the following record:

DUKE JORDAN LIVE IN JAPAN (Steeplechase), reissued in a double CD. This is a great session IMHO, with Jordan in fantastic form. I believe I never heard him play with such stream of ideas, so much fire and a big amount of swing, in complete rapport with Wilbur Little (bass) and the great Roy Haynes (drums). Jordan play many of his originals (Jordu, Paula, Scotch Blues, No Problem, the moving Misty Thursday) and many more. This recording came from two Japanese concerts and the sound quality is incredible, we can hear
and feel all the joy of the enthusiastic audience. Although Duke Jordan is overlooked by most people, he is one of my long standing favorites since the days he played on the unforgettable Charlie Parker quintet.

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