Ann Corio Presents “How to Strip for Your Husband & More…” Volumes 1 & 2 ‘Music to Make Marriage Merrier’ Orchestra conducted by Sonny Lester 01. For Strippers Only 02. Seduction of the Virgin Princess 03. Shivas Regal 04. A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody 05. Lament 06. The Raid 07. Turkish 08. Blues…
Tag: Jazz
Charles Mingus – Mingus at the Bohemia (1955)
Charles Mingus – Mingus at the Bohemia Recorded December 23, 1955, at Cafe Bohemia, NYCReleased originally on Debut Records*(*Listed usually as a 1955 release, I don`t see how this is possible given the recording date…)I am a bit humbled and dumbstruck when it comes to the prospect of writing anything about Charles Mingus. To tell…
Paulo Moura – Fibra (1971)
Paulo Moura “Fibra” Released 1971 Reissue 2007 on Coleção Galeria / Atração 01. Fibra 2:35 02. Ana Lia’s Blue 3:26 03. Filgueiras 2:58 04. Samba de orfeu 3:33 05. Tema dos deuses 3:04 06. Vera Cruz 3:30 07. Aquarela do Brasil 3:20 08. Cravo e canela 2:47 09. General da banda 2:50 10. Bitucadas nº2…
Happy B-Day Parabens / Hank Mobley – A Caddy for Daddy (1966)
Today, July 7, Flabbergasted Vibes is officially two years old! I write “officially” because it was actually migrated from a blog I had started on MySpace (who reads blogs on MySpace anyway?), and also I did not really put much thought into the posts for the first few months. It was just a way to…
Hugh Masekela & The Union of South Africa (1971) (with The Crusaders)
Hugh Masekela and the Union of South Africa Originally released on CHISA records (Chisa 808) This reissued, Motown / MoJazz (31453-0329-2) from 1994 01 – Goin’ Back to New Orleans (5:07) (Hugh Masekela) 02 – Ade (3:47) (Caiphus Semenya) 03 – To Get Ourselves Together (2:52) (Hugh Masekela) 04 – Johannesburg Hi-Lite Jive (3:57) (Eric…
Bobby Hutcherson – Now! (1969) with Eugene McDaniels & Harold Land
Bobby Hutcherson – Now! Released 1969 BlueNote Records (BST 84333) This reissue BN 73164 The first time I ever heard Bobby Hutcherson was probably on Eric Dolphy’s “Out To Lunch.” Even though everything on that album is noteworthy, memorable, and intriguing, I found Hutcherson’s work there particularly deserving of those superlatives. Capable of delicate texture…





