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I own and love both of last two above. Very nice big band stuff by Sosa.
Bill Evans fans should check out this one. The artist is Bill's grandson Jaden Evans. It's a bit naive as a performance, but enjoyable nonetheless. He's playing pieces his gramps made famous, Waltz for Debby probably most notable.
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Bob Baldwin "Songs my father would dig". Awesome.
Another shout out to BPM, but the songs on YouTube are not. my fav ones on the album.
Another shout out to BPM, but the songs on YouTube are not. my fav ones on the album.
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Quite nice, thanks for the heads up!
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This is a fantastic record I got for a couple bucks at the friends of the library sale. Just outstanding voice.
BTW-are you digitizing your vinyl or just playing with the ADI-2?
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I haven’t spun a record in ages. My collection of about 1,000 mostly jazz LPs gathers dust these days. I need to sell them, but…
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Ditto, even the ones that didn't make it to CDs. Could make a fortune on Ebay with the "vinyl" craze so over blown.
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As a fan of Louis Armstrong, especially his early Hot Five and Hot Seven bands material, I was enthralled when I recently came across the a wonderful review and historical presentation By Joseph W. Washek;
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I was very pleased to find the album on Qobuz. Even if one is not that keen on the music or familiar with the birth and early foundations of jazz, one might enjoy the depth that Mr. Washek reviews and explains where and how Jazz was incubated in the first half dozen paragraphs of this article. Later he goes in to detail about how these recordings were made without electricity and how these extremely rare recordings where resurrected. If you find it as fascinating as I did then there is a must see documentary on Gennett records where many of the recordings were produced, that I also stumbled on earlier this year.
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Centennial King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band
Deluxe Boxset Reissue of Historic Recordings
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I was very pleased to find the album on Qobuz. Even if one is not that keen on the music or familiar with the birth and early foundations of jazz, one might enjoy the depth that Mr. Washek reviews and explains where and how Jazz was incubated in the first half dozen paragraphs of this article. Later he goes in to detail about how these recordings were made without electricity and how these extremely rare recordings where resurrected. If you find it as fascinating as I did then there is a must see documentary on Gennett records where many of the recordings were produced, that I also stumbled on earlier this year.
WTIU Documentaries | The Music Makers of Gennett Records
The unlikely story of the Gennett Studios, where many great artists first recorded.
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