Not surprisingly, lots of Ellington, since I've been plowing through the Teachout biography. Particular highlights for me this week: "Reminiscing in Tempo" and "Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue" (the original 1937 version). Pictured above is the now out-of-print Italian King Jazz CD for Duke, volume 1 (of 2). Both volumes are excellent, with pristine sound (as are all the King Jazz discs I've heard). Impossible to find, but if you see 'em, snag 'em!
Playlist 2015-08-10:
*Dave Burrell: After Love
*Circle: Paris Concert
*Colla Parte: Periplus
*Miles Davis: The Prestige 10-Inch LP Collection, Vol. 2 (LPs 3, 4, 5)
*Duke Ellington: The Original Edward “Duke” Ellington Hits: Vol. 1 (1927/31) (selections)
*Duke Ellington: The Original Edward “Duke” Ellington Hits: Vol. 2 (1931/38)
*Duke Ellington and His Orchestra: Jubilee Stomp (selections)
*Duke Ellington: Reminiscing in Tempo (selections)
*Mary Halvorson Quintet: 2012-05-18 Firehouse 12, New Haven, CT (CDR)
*Julius Hemphill: Dogon A.D.
*Paradoxical Frog: 2012-09-21 Firehouse 12, New Haven CT (CDR)
*Matana Roberts: 2009-03-30 Brooklyn, NY (CDR)
*Sun Ra: On Jupiter “Seductive Fantasy”
*Sun Ra and His Arkestra: In the Orbit of Ra
*Cecil Taylor Quartet featuring Anthony Braxton: 2007-06-08 London (CDR)
*Cecil Taylor Quartet featuring Anthony Braxton: 2007-10-13 Reggio Emilia, Italy (CDR)
*Cecil Taylor Quartet: 1998-12-06 Yoshi's, Oakland (CDR) (disc 3)
*Vector Trio: Sin Ojos (streaming)
*Dark Carpet: Dark Carpet
*Mike Elder/Harry Forrest/Greg Jordan/Sam Byrd: 2013/2014 selections (wav)
*Mike Elder/Harry Forrest/Greg Jordan/Sam Byrd: 2015-05-29 (wav)
*Mike Elder/Harry Forrest/Greg Jordan/Sam Byrd: 2015-06-19 (wav)
*Mike Elder/Harry Forrest/Greg Jordan/Sam Byrd: 2015-07-31 (wav)
*Grateful Dead: 1972-04-14 Copenhagen “Dark Star”
*Jimi Hendrix: 51st Anniversary (boot CDR) (disc 8 selections)
*Pere Ubu: The Tenement Year
*Super Furry Animals: Mwng (2015 reissue) (disc 1)
*13th Floor Elevators: The Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators
*13th Floor Elevators: Easter Everywhere
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