Johnny Hodges & The Ellington Men - The Big Sound (1957/LP/FLAC/)
Johnny Hodges And The Ellington Men
Clark Terry (tp) Ray Nance (tp, vln) Cat Anderson (tp), Harold Baker (tp), Willie Cook (tp)
Quentin Jackson, John Sanders, Britt Woodman (tb)
Jimmy Hamilton (cl, ts) Johnny Hodges (as) Russell Procope (as, cl) Paul Gonsalves (ts), Harry Carney (bs)
Billy Strayhorn (p) Jimmy Woode (b) Sam Woodyard (d)
1. Don't Call Me, I'll Call You
2. An Ordinary Thing
3. Waiting For Duke
4. Dust Bowl
5. Little Rabbit Blues
6. Johnny Come Lately
7. Gone And Crazy
8. Segdoh
9. Viscount
10. Bouquet Of Roses
11. Digits
12. Early Morning Rock
http://bin.ge/file/36758/Johnny-Hodges---T...-part1.rar.htmlhttp://myftp.ge/download.php?id=7525B0671 Recorded in New York City on June 26, 1957 and September 3, 1957
* * *
Buddha Bar სპეციალურად From LOTIსულ რამოდენიმე დღის უახლესი ჩანაწერი....
http://myftp.ge/download.php?id=4659EA191 * * *
Muddy Waters - King Bee
Artist: Muddy Waters
Album: King Bee
Year: 1981
Label: CBS
Total time: 40:06
Personnel:
Muddy Waters (Vocals and Slide Guitar)
Johnny Winter (Guitar and Slide Guitar) - 1-5,7-10
Bob Margolin (Guitar) - 1,2,4-10
Luther Johnson (Guitar) - 1,2,4-7,9,10
Calvin Jones (Bass) - 1-4,6,7,9,10
Willie Smith (Drums)
Pinetop Perkins (Piano) - 1-4,6-10
Jerry Portnoy (Harp) - 1,2,4,6,9,10
Charles Calmese (Bass) - 8
James Cotton (Harmonica) - 8
Tracks:
1. I'm A King Bee (Slim Harpo) 3:51
2. Too Young To Know (Muddy Waters) 4:31
3. Mean Old Frisco Blues (Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup) 3:46
4. Forever Lonely (Muddy Waters) 4:35
5. I Feel Like Going Home (Muddy Waters) 3:43
6. Champagne & Reefer (Muddy Waters) 4:36
7. Sad Sad Day (Muddy Waters) 5:25
8. (My Eyes) Keep Me In Trouble (Herbert Walker) 3:19
9. Deep Down In Florida #2 (Muddy Waters) 4:08
10. No Escape From The Blues (Muddy Waters/C.E. Williams) 2:07
http://mydisk.ge/download.php?id=0C8A6D97EDThis 1981 recording found Waters being produced by rocker Johnny Winter, who had brought Muddy back to form on the Hard Again album. Winter was smart enough to surround the great one with musicians who knew his music intimately -- regular band members like Calvin Jones, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Luther "Guitar Jr." Johnson, and Bob Margolin dot the lineup -- and Johnny keeps his own excesses in check on a nice brace of tunes. While most of the tunes here are recuts of older Chess material, Muddy's versions of Slim Harpo's title track and his own "Champagne & Reefer" are worth checking out. Not the place to start a Muddy Waters collection, but a good one to add to the collection after you've absorbed the classics on Chess.
* * *
Coleman Hawkins - Today and Now
Artist: Coleman Hawkins Quartet
Album: Today and Now
Year: 1962
Label: Impulse (Master Session, 20bit remastered, 1996)
Total time: 40:00
Personnel:
Coleman Hawkins (Tenor Saxophone)
Tommy Flanagan (Piano)
Major Holley (Double Bass)
Eddie Locke (Drums)
Tracks:
1. Go Li'l Liza (Traditional) 6:25
2. Quintessence (Quincy Jones) 4:46
3. Don't Love Me (Bill Katz/Pauline Rivelli/Ruth Roberts) 4:41
4. Love Song From 'Apache' (David Raksin/Johnny Mercer) 4:14
5. Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet (Stanley Murphy/Percy Wenrich) 9:52
6. Swingin' Scotch (Coleman Hawkins) 5:33
7. Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree (Lew Brown/Sam H. Stept/Charles Tobias) 4:29
http://myftp.ge/download.php?id=44E12A701Coleman Hawkins has a distinctively mellow sound, which on this disk he applies to both some gorgeous ballads (Quintessence and Don't Love Me) and some upbeat so-called "folk" songs (especially Go Lil' Liza and Swingin' Scotch). I heard Go Lil' Liza playing as background at a Briazz one day and it just captured me immediately, and thanks to Amazon I was able to track this down. There are so many incredible jazz LP recordings that were made in the period 1955-70 or so where great musicians like Hawkins would just bring some musicians into a studio (or in this case Rudy Van Gelder's living room), look over some charts, work out some arrangements rather quickly and then lay down some amazing, improvised tracks like these. The playing is flawless yet totally spontaneous
* * *
Shakti - Natural Elements
Artist: Shakti With John McLaughlin
Album: Natural Elements
Year: 1977
Label: Columbia (Master Sound edition)
Total time: 39:33
Personnel:
John McLaughlin (Acoustic Guitar and Vocals)
L. Shankar (Violin, Viola and Vocals)
Zakir Hussain (Tabla, Timbales, Bongos, Dholak, Nal, Triangle and Vocals)
T.H. Vinayakram (Ghatam, Nal, Kanjeera, Moorsing and Vocals)
Tracks:
1. Mind Ecology (John McLaughlin) 5:47
2. Face To Face (John McLaughlin/L. Shankar) 5:58
3. Come On Baby Dance With Me (L. Shankar) 1:58
4. The Daffodil And The Eagle (John McLaughlin/L. Shankar) 7:03
5. Happiness Is Being Together (John McLaughlin) 4:28
6. Bridge Of Sighs (John McLaughlin/L. Shankar) 3:52
7. Get Down And Sruti (John McLaughlin/L. Shankar) 7:02
8. Peace Of Mind (John McLaughlin) 3:22
http://myftp.ge/download.php?id=3F12D22F1The third and final Shakti recording from the 70s. The songs here are shorter than those on Shakti and Handful of Beauty, but no less impressive. The novelty of combining Eastern and Western musical styles had worn off and McLaughlin sounds comfortable. This allows for memorable compositions and interchanges, rather than the blistering virtuosity that characterized the first two releases. From the intense ("Daffodil And The Eagle") to the joyful ("Happiness Is Being Together"), Natural Elements stands as a milestone in McLaughlin's illustrious career. - by Robert Taylor, AMG
This post has been edited by PapaShultz on 12 May 2009, 14:46 
· 
JAZZ DOWNLOAD Vol. 14, კიდევ უფრო მეტი ჯაზი....
