Recorded on November 30, 1972
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I've now listed all 366 entries in my survey, one for each day of the year in 2020. Before ending the project, I wanted to share some mo...
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I've now listed all 366 entries in my survey, one for each day of the year in 2020. Before ending the project, I wanted to share some mo... -
Rusty Bryant (ts, as); Virgil Jones (tr); Melvin Sparks (g); Charles Earland (org); Idris Muhammad (d) Recorded on June 15, 1970 ... -
Anita O'Day (vo); Georges Arvanitas (p); Jacky Samson (b); Charles Saudrais (d) November 7, 1970 In 2006, author John Fordham had...
I'm new to this blog and to blogging in general. I plan to work backwards to post comments on the records Scott has identified, which I also own and value. I have 390 jazz albums from the 1970s and appreciate his commitment to serving this underappreciated era.
ReplyDeleteConference of the Birds is one of the early ECM albums. Those who think they have the ECM style figured out may be shocked to find Sam Rivers and Anthony Braxton sharing the front line of this quartet. But it's one of the best "high energy" recordings that also happens to be beautiful. The communication among all 4 players is extraordinary. Dave Holland and Barry Altschul are the forces behind the two lead birds, and the result is magical. The album was chosen by the editors of the Penguin Guide as one of the best 1,000 albums in the history of jazz.