Excellent find! ![]()
Here’s a very pleasant Brazilian jazz album from 1964. 12 tunes in just under 30 minutes. Perfect for early morning (for me; playing in the background now) or late evening. Nice tight rhythm section.
Spontaneous, totally unrehearsed beauty.
Some recent music from a young(ish) German drummer. Great latin fusion here (and clearly Weckl-influenced):
Nice find. I like it. ![]()
Miles, Some Day My Prince Will Come, and beyond.
Wait a minute! He’s not a 女子! ![]()
Man, Emi is just a top tier keyboardist.
Don’t be so categorical, Howard… Everybody can identify as whatever they want ![]()
@TheMaartian : tasty stuff!
Just discovered Jutta Hipp, love her story and music.
Sad there isn’t much of it.
Dave Brubeck - Take Five. Two different versions.
A nice tribute to NHØP (Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen) by Rick Beato. And in some ways a beautiful tribute to Beato’s father and their shared love to jazz.
I went to a concert with NHØP in the late eighties and it was a fantastic concert.
Beautiful tone from that glorious Mayones. It does look heavy, though.
It’s not the lightest of basses, but actually not that bad, thanks not least to the spruce top… maybe I should (again) try out Hadrien’s way of holding the bass… it feels very comfy for playing up high, but a bit hard on my left shoulder when playing down in the lower register…
Just a friendly reminder: This “For the love of Jazz” thread is dedicated to jazz lovers sharing jazz music. ![]()
See this post in Bass Porn for Hadrien’s bass specs.
Of course it’s Hadrien Feraud on his Mayones bass. Hiromi is so awesome.
Yeah he did another version with a bunch of bassists as well, I love this one. I transcribed this a couple of years ago but decided that it was not for me, simply because it was too hard, ![]()
I did the first 3 mins, if anyone want to collab on this cover let me know I’ll send you the sheets and tabs and we’ll have some fun. ![]()