Album of the Evening

[sphinxsix]

This one. First listen/watch.

 

 

[JoeWhip]

[JoeWhip]

[austinpop]

Breathtakingly good!

 

[Nikhil]

 

[Musicophile]

24/96 from Hyperion.
 

Just nominated as one of the Gramophone Awards 2020 finalists. 

[JoeWhip]

[JoeWhip]

Last one before the boomers start. 
 

[cjf]

[cjf]

[cjf]

[cjf]

[jiminlogansquare]

[JoeWhip]

[orresearch]

[AnotherSpin]

Two Goldbergs performances in one set, studio and live in St. Thomas Church, where Bach is buried. Lang Lang interpretation will leave few people indifferent. I can imagine a variety of reactions, from attentive interest to complete rejection. I like both recordings, yes, they are quite different.

 

[Musicophile]

I just love Blue Bossa.
 

By the way I had the chance to see Henderson live in the early 1990s. A great concert. 

 

[WAM]

A new addition to my Evans catalogue, it's becoming a favorite.

 

 

[JoeWhip]

[jiminlogansquare]

[Musicophile]

I just did a blog post commenting on the recent Gramophone Award nominations, and this is one of my winners.

 

https://musicophilesblog.com/2020/09/05/my-reflections-on-the-2020-gramophone-awards-i-concerto/

 

24/96 from Qobuz. A future classic.

 

[ronfint]

I was inspired to listen to this after hearing Pharoah Sanders play live (virtually) last night at the Detroit Jazz Festival. Of course, this is one of the greatest and most influential jazz albums of all time. Sanders playing last night was sweet and very spiritual in spite of being considerably slowed by age. The musicians and techs who were able to be there were clearly moved and you could hear them singing along for the final piece “The Creator Has a Master Plan”.

 

By the way, there are still three days of great jazz left and many ways to watch the DJF

https://www.detroitjazzfest.org/

 

[AnotherSpin]

27 minutes ago, ronfint said:

I was inspired to listen to this after hearing Pharoah Sanders play live (virtually) last night at the Detroit Jazz Festival. Of course, this is one of the greatest and most influential jazz albums of all time. Sanders playing last night was sweet and very spiritual in spite of being considerably slowed by age. The musicians and techs who were able to be there were clearly moved and you could hear them singing along for the final piece “The Creator Has a Master Plan”.

 

By the way, there are still three days of great jazz left and many ways to watch the DJF

https://www.detroitjazzfest.org/

 

 

Great album! Remember it from old vinyl days...

[EuroChamp]

Maria João Pires

Mozart: The Complete Sonatas for Piano, Vol.3

Denon DC-8073

1974

 

Totally flashed by this Mozart from Pires, recorded back in 1974 😁

 

 

[jiminlogansquare]

Lots of good things have been happening in the UK Jazz world, and this rollicking wild ride from Ill Considered is a great example.