Gettin' Together! is an album recorded in 1960 by Paul Gonsalves. AllMusic's Scott Yanow awarded the album 4 1/2 stars. He wrote "The music is straight-ahead and shows that Gonsalves was quite capable of playing with younger "modernists"." The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings describes it as “a remarkable album, beautifully played and recorded.”

It was voted number 1 in the 50 All-Time Overlooked Jazz Albums from Colin Larkin's All Time Top 1000 Albums - Wikipedia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARXe0GfbNRQ&list=RDARXe0GfbNRQ&start_radio=1

#PaulGonsalves #Jazz #Ellington #Jazzland #Music #NatAdderley #WyntonKelly

Listen to one of the most beautifully constructed alto solos ever. Julian Adderley on "Freddie Freeloader," from "Kind of Blue" (1959). He's the fourth soloist, at about 9:46. Gorgeous.

#MilesDavis (trumpet)
#WyntonKelly (piano)
#JulianAdderly (alto saxophone)
#JohnColtrane (tenor saxophone)
#PaulChambers (bass)
#JimmyCobb (drums)
#BlackHistoryMonth
#BlackMusic
#20thCenturyMusic

https://youtu.be/F-SuJ3bLkLI?list=RDF-SuJ3bLkLI

Freddie Freeloader

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On This Day: Smokin’ At The Half Note

Wes Montgomery's "Smokin' At The Half Note," recorded in June and September 1965, represents a significant moment in jazz history, showcasing his guitar mastery alongside Wynton Kelly's Trio. Despite misconceptions about its recording venue, the album reflects the transient nature of jazz life, with notable performances and early deat

https://www.ctproduced.com/on-this-day-smokin-at-the-half-note/

#LiveMusic #Verve #WesMontgomery #WyntonKelly

On This Day: Smokin' At The Half Note - Creed Taylor Produced

Wes Montgomery's "Smokin' At The Half Note," recorded in June and September 1965, represents a significant moment in jazz history, showcasing his guitar mastery alongside Wynton Kelly's Trio. Despite misconceptions about its recording venue, the album reflects the transient nature of jazz life, with notable performances and early deaths of…

Creed Taylor Produced

Rah is a 1961 studio album by Mark Murphy, arranged by Ernie Wilkins.

This was Murphy's first Riverside Records album, and he is supported by an orchestra including Bill Evans, Wynton Kelly, Urbie Green, Ernie Royal, Clark Terry and Jimmy Cobb.

The Allmusic review by Eugene Chadbourne awarded the album four stars and said that Rah "has worn well over the years...On tracks such as "Green Dolphin Street," he dives into the rhythm with the relaxed calm of an expert. And when the result can be the harebrained complexity of "Twisted" or the funky timing of "Doodlin'," the wisdom of letting the experts handle the hard work has never been more apparent" - Wikipedia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeEUtsMb8eY&list=PLBJenJIJrq0xVf8a0yKtER53_16IpZ961&index=1

#MarkMurphy #ErnieWilkins #Riverside #BillEvans #WyntonKelly #UrbieGreen, #ErnieRoyal #ClarkTerry #JimmyCobb #vocaljazz

Enjoying this masterpiece.

Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue

(2010 – Europe, 2 x LP, Remastered, Stereo 180 Gram, Gatefold
Music On Vinyl – MOVLP 019)

#nowplaying #nowspinning #jazz #vinyl #vinylrecords #milesdavis #kindofblue #CannonballAdderley #johncoltrane #billevans #jimmycobb #wyntonkelly

Adderly together with Jimmy Cobb, Paul Chambers, Wynton Kelly and John Coltrane. They all, plus Bill Evans, recorded Kind of Blue with Miles Davis at the time (1959).

Cannonball Adderley Quintet - In Chicago

(1963 – Japan, Stereo, Philips – SM-7098)

#nowplaying #nowspinning #vinyl #vinylrecords #jazz #CannonballAdderley #johncoltrane #jimmycobb #paulchambers #wyntonkelly #kindofblue

Sonny Rollins, Vol. 1 Review by Stephen Cook

...Upon listening to this, his fine debut for the label, not to mention classics like Saxophone Colossus and Sonny Rollins Plus Four, one almost takes for granted the tenor giant's ability to reel off a nonstop flow of breathtaking solo lines while keeping an overall thematic structure intact. And even though it's not as classic sounding as other Blue Note titles like Vol. 2 or Newk's Time, Sonny Rollins, Vol. 1 will satisfy Rollins fans comfortable with a mostly loose and free-flowing set; the hard-swinging originals "Bluesnote" and "Sonnysphere" certainly fit the bill, while the loping blues "Decision" and easy swinger "Plain Jane" up the ante with fetching head statements. Topping things off, Rollins includes one of his singular Broadway song interpretations with the Finian's Rainbow ballad "How Are Things in Glocca Mora."..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHzJjmKPPV4&list=RDhHzJjmKPPV4&start_radio=1

#sonnyrollins #donaldbyrd #wyntonkelly #generamey #maxroach #bluenote #jazz