Jazz Albums - What are you listening to?

[Butch1970]

Based on a recent Jeff Ballard recommendation from @dustjacket a couple of weeks ago that was pretty great, I thought it might be fun for people to share an album that they are currently spinning.

So far for me this morning:
- Brian Blade Fellowship
- John Abercrombie “Timeless”

So, whatcha listening to???

 

[rwm5]

Terry Pollard Quintet

 

[toddbishop]

A lot of Freddie Hubbard right now.

 

[JDA]

recommend:
1979 second album with those tracks on it

Old and New Dreams (1979 album) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

this one from 1960

This Is Our Music (Ornette Coleman album) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

recommended study ; )
for drum set : D
and everything from Ornette with Ed Blackwell : )
traditional Nola with a tweak.'

 

[cribbon]

Currently:

Chick Corea - Friends



Chet Baker/Paul Desmond - Together



Miles Davis - Kind of Blue



Elvin Jones - On the Mountain

 

[richardh253]

KANDACE SPRINGS: NEW ALBUM "THE WOMEN WHO RAISED ME" OUT MARCH 27; 1st SINGLE "PEARLS" OUT NOW - Blue Note Records

Singer and pianist Kandace Springs — whose soulful singing led her late mentor Prince to praise her “voice that can melt snow” — has announced her newest project, The Women Who Raised Me, out March 27 on Blue Note Records. Produced by GRAMMY-winning producer Larry Klein (Joni Mitchell, Herbie...

www.bluenote.com

 

[JDA]

Todds gone thru all of these On his excellent superb website "Cruise Ship Drummer' is the title I believe

Cruise Ship Drummer!

Drumming blog focused on jazz, funk, fusion, and Latin. Hundreds of pages of practice materials and transcriptions free to download.

www.cruiseshipdrummer.com

yep

 

[drumsforme]

Thelonius Monk- Monk's Dream with Frankie Dunlop playing his Slingerlands.....

 

[MrDrums2112]

A lot of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers...
Supersax (Salt Peanuts, Chasin' the Bird, Bird)...
Ari Hoenig
Tony Williams
Jeff Hamilton

 

[Polska]

Second Lives, by Graham Costello

11 track album

grahamcostello.bandcamp.com

 

[TPC]

Mingus Ah Um

 

[What It Is]

 

[DB-66]

Pat Metheny’s Side Eye with James Francies and Marcus Gilmore

 

[audiochurch]

 

[Keith Balla]

This is an amazing record of Sarah Vaughan and a great chance to hear Roy Haynes in a big band!

 

[Keith Balla]

Terry Pollard Quintet

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Glad to hear that you're checking out Terry Pollard, she was a fantastic pianist/vibist and all of the Detroit musicians of her generation seemed to have regarded her with such respect. Here's a webpage that the jazz writer/discographer Noal Cohen (he's got a great website with lots of good information) wrote about Terry Pollard:

Terry Pollard - Noal Cohen's Jazz History Website

Terry Pollard was a pianist and vibraphonist who was not only an outstanding musician but also a pioneer for women in jazz.

attictoys.com

 

[JDA]

Walked the cat.
Sat at my cold drums.
For 15 seconds.
And this one came to me;

Jon Christensen Belonging - Google Search

 

[bigbonzo]

Lovano/Osby - "Friendly Fire"

Joe Lovano & Greg Osby - Friendly Fire - Amazon.com Music

Joe Lovano & Greg Osby - Friendly Fire - Amazon.com Music

www.amazon.com

 

[rwm5]

Glad to hear that you're checking out Terry Pollard, she was a fantastic pianist/vibist and all of the Detroit musicians of her generation seemed to have regarded her with such respect. Here's a webpage that the jazz writer/discographer Noal Cohen (he's got a great website with lots of good information) wrote about Terry Pollard:

Terry Pollard - Noal Cohen's Jazz History Website

Terry Pollard was a pianist and vibraphonist who was not only an outstanding musician but also a pioneer for women in jazz.

attictoys.com

Thank you for sharing @Keith Balla and yes, a hidden gem really. Lived and played in the Detroit area for a while and never heard mention of the name, just discovered recently. Do you play much in the NYC area, study at a school?

 

[AtlantaDrumGuy]