https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4CkRkv6nA_kK7EE_uYPjnQkM-Qu0T4tZ
…and here’s Freddie discussing his fusion years.
Why you need “The Adventures of Captain Black” on Vinyl.
A Short List of Record Shops
Money Tree Books & Music Exchange
1421 Triplett St, Owensboro 42303 KENTUCKY
Space Monkey Records,
1201 E. Riverside Dr, Evansville 47714 INDIANA
(Say Hello to Ringo the Cat)
Reckless Records Chicago,
(There are three stores in Chicago, I only went to this one)
1379 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago 60622 ILLINOIS
Double Decker Records,
808 St. John Street, Allentown 18103 PENNSYLVANIA
If you liked any of that stuff, you might like this as well…
Weather Report. From the album “Sweetnighter” Still has Miroslav Vitous in the band.
Rasaan Roland Kirk (Pt 1). Cabin In The Sky. This is what I put on when things aren’t going so well. I really draw energy from the intensity he puts in here.
James “Blood” Ulmer. A slightly easier listen than Captain Black and perhaps a good place to start.
Freddie Hubbard “Skagly”. this is just one track, the entire album is worth a listen, if you like that sort of thing.
John Mclaughlin - Naima from the album “After the Rain”. Again, check out the full album.
Eddie Harris & Les McCann - Compared to what? From the album “Swiss Movement”. This was playing when I walked into a record store in Köln after the US trip.
Ahmad Jamal - The Awakening. This was a Record Store Day Drop a while back.
The Gustav Brom Orchestra - A Moravian Wedding. If I could find a copy of this I would be really happy.
John Adams - City Noir
Charles Mingus - Moanin’ ( featuring Pepper Adams)
The Underwater World of Claude Debussy
Charlie Parker in a really good studio for once…
Don Ellis makes it difficult for competitors on Dancing with the Stars
Return To Forever
Miles runs Osaka down…
Rasaan has your number, and an entire sack of strangely shaped Saxophones which he can play all at once
…and here he is, not coming up for air for 20 minutes!
Consider, if you will, that this was a radio recording and not a recording made for a record release. That’s right, you’re reading that date right, it’s 1969. Listen to that wind section!
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