From top left to bottom right: Antonio Adolfo e Brazuca (1970) João Nogueira (1972) Paulo Moura – Fibra (1971) Ray Barretto – Indestructable (1973) Bobby Hutcherson – Now! (1969) Alaíde Costa – Canta Suavamente (1960) Some reups for all of you while I am busy with other things. Please report any erroneous links you come…
Doug Carn “Infant Eyes” Released 1971 on Black Jazz Records (BJ/3) Welcome 1:15 Little B’s Poem 3:50 Moon Child 7:56 Infant Eyes 9:50 Passion Dance 5:58 Acknowledgement 8:45 Peace 4:30 Doug Carn – piano, electric Piano, organ Jean Carn – vocals Bob Frazier – flugelhorn, trumpet George Harper – flute, tenor, saxophone Al Hall Jr….
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…
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…
Donald Byrd “Ethiopian Knights” Blue Note BST 84380Recorded at A&M Recording Studios Recorded: August 25th & 26th, 1971 Remix at: Van Gelder Recording Studios Pub. by Elgy Music Pub. Co. BMI Producer – George Butler Engineer – Henry Lewy Engineer [Remix] – Rudy Van Gelder Liner Notes – Bill Quinn Photography, Artwork – Norman…
