[Quinto]

 

[FullBright1]

Eliane Elias

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[sup27606]

 

[biosailor]

Kenny Burrell with a terrific band consisting of Art Blakey (!), Tina Brooks and a second tenor sax man Junior Cook, and the not so well-know, but nevertheless brilliant trumpeter Louis Smith. A true gem. And the best of it all: the cover is by Andy Warhol! Surprisingly good recording as well, despite the 1958 take.

 

[sup27606]

How satisfying it would be to hold that beautiful LP cover in your hand, as you place the record on the turntable.

 

[jnorris]

How satisfying it would be to hold that beautiful LP cover in your hand, as you place the record on the turntable.

Or maybe hold the LP cover after you place the record on the turntable...

 

[biosailor]

How satisfying it would be to hold that beautiful LP cover in your hand, as you place the record on the turntable.

As it goes these days, I hold the cover by holding my iPad . The last time I put a record onto my beloved Lenco L 75 was in my wildest youth! But I find it amazing that Andy Warhol designed a cover for Blue Note.

 

[sup27606]

Or maybe hold the LP cover after you place the record on the turntable...

Point to be taken! There may not be too many who would risk holding the cover with one hand, while placing the record with another. Consider my comment poetic/narrative license .

 

[sup27606]

But I find it amazing that Andy Warhol designed a cover for Blue Note.

Yes, it's beautiful and simple. Thanks for sharing.

 

[biosailor]

Yes, it's beautiful and simple. Thanks for sharing.

Actually found it on Marc Davis‘ site ‚My Blue Note Obsession‘ https://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article_center.php?in_type=214&width=1024

Myself being a Blue Note fan, at least up to the recordings till the late 60s, I found a lot of nice suggestions on this site.

 

[sup27606]

Actually found it on Marc Davis‘ site ‚My Blue Note Obsession‘ https://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article_center.php?in_type=214&width=1024

Myself being a Blue Note fan, at least up to the recordings till the late 60s, I found a lot of nice suggestions on this site.

Again, thanks for sharing. I am myself a jazz fan, so this gives me a lot of material to check out over the weekend.

 

[FullBright1]

 

[serman005]

Four Corners -- Yellowjackets loooooove it!

 

[alcstradamus]

I enjoy jazz but have a tough time getting truky into it. Unless Colin Stetson counts as jazz, but I just consider him avant garde

 

[serman005]

4 -- Fourplay

Stolen Moments -- Lee Ritenour