Jimmy Smith Black Smith Pride Records PD 6011Ripped from a new reissue on Pride Records (Atlantic) only played once prior to transfer 1. Hang ‘Em High 2. I’m Gonna Love You Just a Little Bit More 3. Joy 4. Ooh Poo Pah Doo 5. Why Can’t We Live Together 6. Groovin’ 7. Pipeline 8. Wildflower…
Tag: Jazz
Donald Byrd – Ethiopian Knights (1972) SBM CD Pressing
This is not a repost. I got hold of a the Super Bit-Mapped (SBM) Remaster of this album from the late 90s and figured I would share it here. Probably not great propaganda for my own vinyl rips, because I think this remaster probably sounds better than my nth-generation Blue Note repressing. But don’t judge…
Tomasz Stanko, Michal Urbaniak, Zbigniew Seifert – We’ll Remember Komeda (1972)
Tomasz Stanko Piano, Trumpet Zbigniew Seifert Violin, Sax (Alto) Michal Urbaniak Violin, Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor), Violectra Roman Dylag Bass Peter Giger Drums Armen Halburian Percussion Urszula Dudziak Percussion Vocals Attila Zoller Guitar This is a tribute album for the jazz pianist and composer Krzysztof Komeda, who died far too young at age 38. Six…
Grant Green – Live at Club Mozambique (1971)
Only Idris Muhammad and Ronnie Foster are held over from the famous line-up “Alive!” record from the previous year, but this one is featuring Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on sax, so how can you go wrong?! The absence of vibes and percussion means the band sheds a little texture, but the resulting lean sound…
Leny Andrade – Estamos Aí (1965)
Happy Birthday to Flabbergasted Vibes! We are 1 years old!! Leny Andrade “Estamos Aí” Released 1965 on CID/ODEONProduced by Milton Miranda Orchestral arrangements by Eumir Deodato1-Estamos aí (Regina Werneck – Maurício Einhorn – Durval Ferreira) 2-A resposta (Paulo Sergio Valle – Marcos Valle) 3-Pot-pourri: • Deixa o morro cantar (Tito Madi) • O…
Blackbyrds – The Blackbyrds / Flying Start (1973/74) 320kbs and FLAC
Thanks to KUNG for this rip of these wonderful two albums issued together. No time for the type of review this deserves, not this week, but you can read the back cover. I’ve just been enjoying this too much lately to keep all the fun to myself. ENJOY! And thanks again Kung! Blackbyrds (1973) and…






