Are There Any Jazz Lovers Out There? (3 Viewers)

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Thank you for the last one, Elvis Elvis .
It was Stompin' At The Savoy that dragged me into jazz, many years ago. It was a record by a Soviet jazz group, probably by David Goloshekin. Bass and piano in the Stompin' puzzled me and made me save on my school breakfasts to buy more records. I was a teenager in the USSR whose musical interests were split between rock, classical, and (mostly dull and poorly performed) "soviet pop". Jazz showed me the ultimate freedom and helped me shed restraints and stereotypes.
You're welcome.
That last one is a particular favourite of mine. Found it in the collection my boss kept in his office, when I worked at a music store in the late 90's. I used to open that store on Saturday's, so I'd come in early and bring a cassette tape from home. Then I'd pick out a record and record it on a stereo we had at the store (for customers, to try out records we also sold there).
 

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A1 I'll Remember You 00:00
A2 This Will Make You Laugh 02:36
A3 Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You 05:44
A4 Come In Out Of The Rain 07:49
A5 Sweet Lorraine 10:41
B1 Body And Soul 13:59
B2 That's All 18:08
B3 It's Only A Paper Moon 21:14
B4 Afterglow 22:47
B5 Old King Cole 26:04

Guitar – Oscar Moore
Piano – Gerald Wiggins
Bass – Joe Comfort

Released 1966

Thanks for this one. I loved Nat King Cole's trio, and I didn't know that Moore made this record.
 

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00:00 Alone Together
06:20 A Face Like Yours
11:57 You Are Too Beautiful
18:32 What Is This Thing Called Love
25:04 Who Can I Turn To
32:47 Walkin' My baby Back Home
35:55 Please Be Kind
42:14 Come Rain Or Come Shine
48:33 One Morning In May
54:12 Ease It
01:01:03 I'll Wait And Pray

Electric Guitar – Ed Bickert
Acoustic Bass, Producer – Don Thompson
Drums – Terry Clarke (tracks: 8-11)

Released 1978

NOTE: Selections 1 to 7 were recorded in concert at The Garden Party, Toronto, on January 22, 1978 by Puget Sound Recording and original issued on Sackville LP 4005.
Selections 8 to 11 were recorded by Don Goeppert, at Captain Audio, Toronto, on December 4, 1976, and are issued here for the first time.
 

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01. The World Is a Ghetto
02. Earl Klugh Acoustic Guitar Solo
03. Ready and Able
04. Don't Misunderstand
05. People
06. Superwoman
07. So What
08. Cafe Reggio (Fade Out)
09. California Dreaming
10. El Mar
11. Blues...
12. Sugar (End of Song Only beginning with Bass Solo)
13. Straight, No Chaser ~ Band Intros

George Benson - guitar, vocals
Earl Klugh - guitar
Roland Wilson - bass
Art Gore - drums

This recording comes from the board used to run sound at the gig. The Gallery (possibly now El Corazon) Seattle, Wa. March 5, 1973
 
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Side A
00:00 Back To The Land Written By Young
03:59 I've Found a New Baby Written By Palmer, Williams
08:07 I Cover The Water Front Written By Heyman, Green
12:12 Somebody Loves Me Written By MacDonald, DeSylva, Gershwin
Side B
16:07 I Want To Be Happy Written By Caesar, Youmans
20:12 The Man I Love Written By George & Ira Gershwin
25:04 Mean To Me Written By Ahlert, Turk
29:18 Peg O' My Heart Written By Bryan, Fisher

Lester Young, tenor sax
Aye Guy, piano
Buddy Rich, drums

Recorded March - April 1946
 
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Side A
00:00 Back To The Land Written By Young
03:59 I've Found a New Baby Written By Palmer, Williams
08:07 I Cover The Water Front Written By Heyman, Green
12:12 Somebody Loves Me Written By MacDonald, DeSylva, Gershwin
Side B
16:07 I Want To Be Happy Written By Caesar, Youmans
20:12 The Man I Love Written By George & Ira Gershwin
25:04 Mean To Me Written By Ahlert, Turk
29:18 Peg O' My Heart Written By Bryan, Fisher

Lester Young, tenor sax
Aye Guy, piano
Buddy Rich, drums

Recorded March - April 1946

Got to get this on vinyl.
 

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