hevelaoak
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I love Chick! I think I almost got all of his "Chick Corea" records including other projects
What Are You Listening To Right Now?
I know Breakfast in America came out 5years after Crime of The Century, but it was Breakfast in America that introduced me to Supertramp. Later on, I would end up with Crime of The Century as my second Supertramp album. I have both on vinyl and CD. And love both albums equally.
On Crime of The Century, my favs there are Bloody Well Right; Dreamer; and most of all... Crime of the Century. On Breakfast in America, Goodby Stranger; Take the Long Way Home; Just Another Nervous Wreck; Child of Vision. But really there isn't anything on either album I don't like. And why both are in my all-time favorite albums of any genre.
Anyway, thanks for posting, listening to both now (yes, I have the Mo-Fi discs) ....
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I need to get that Where Have I known You Before Album, having recently bought Chick's "Return to Forever" album, which I thoroughly enjoy. Also have Return To Forever's Romantic Warrior, another fully enjoyable album, and Musicmagic, which I'm not much of a fan of.
Yeah, I have a few Chick Corea solo albums, both on vinyl and CD.
RCBinTN
Headphoneus Supremus
Since we're all double / triple posting, I will put in a +1 for Chick's Trilogy projects with Christian McBride and Brian Blade. Superb jazz piano trio work.
Happy listening!
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The only Monk I have is Straight No Chaser. Never really listened to it much. Might give it a dust off and see if it grows on me.
finbad
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Since we both hardly ever double post... My Turn, lol
I agree with all things Chick trio's, although I am really enjoying the Trio jazz catalogue of the contemporary jazz pianist Hiromi, specifically:
-And with fuller accompaniments :
Both so very well recorded, just a joy
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RCBinTN
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Yeah, do that and report back, if you would. I'm a fan of most jazz musicians ... they're all coolThe only Monk I have is Straight No Chaser. Never really listened to it much. Might give it a dust off and see if it grows on me.
in their own way. I also dig Charles Mingus to the Nth degree, as we've covered in some detail.
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mystaiced
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Elmore James - Shake Your Moneymaker
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