MORE JAZZ DRUMMING VINYLS YOU'VE NEVER HEARD, PART II
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
- Best Jazz Drumming Records II
Kenny Clarke “Presenting Cannonball Adderley” “The Trio” “Kenny Clarke & Ernie Wilkins”
Rashid Ali, John Coltrane “Interstellar Space”
Ronnie Stephenson, Kenny Clare “Drum Spectacular”
Shelly Manne, “Live at the Blackhawk 1 2 3 4”
Sonny Payne, Count Basie “Chairmen of the Board”
Art Blakey with Thelonious Monk
Peter Erskine Peter Erskine
Khahil El’Zabar Ethnic Heritage Ensemble “Be Known Ancient/Future/Music”
Kenny Washington, Walter Davis Jr “Night Song”
Dave Weckl, Bill Connors “Step It”
Roy Haynes, Chick Corea “Now He Sings Now He Sobs”
Ronald Shannon Jackson, ‘Barbeque Dog,” “Decode Yourself,” “Street Priest”
Marvin Smitty Smith, Dave Holland “Seeds of Time”
Roy Burns “Big, Bad & Beautiful”
Arthur Edgehill, Eddie Lockjaw Davis, “Cookbook”
Billy Cobham, “Spectrum” “Crosswinds” “Solar Eclipse” “Shabazz”
Steve Jordan, Brecker Bros “Détente.” Mark Colby, “Scat Talk”
Alan Dawson, Booker Ervin
Billy Higgins, Illinois Jacquet
Lenny White, Return to Forever, “Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy”
Jack DeJohnette, Miles Davis “The Lost Quintet”
I was a jazz drummer for 15 years. Then, I wrote about jazz for DownBeat, Jazziz, JazzTimes, and currently, Stereophile. I take a musician's, journalist's, and documentarian’s approach to collecting jazz vinyl.
I tend to prefer OG or early pressings to new reissues, as they have more life force, greater naturalness, and drive. Though admittedly, new reissues have more bass, and smoother overall texture which mates well with today's hi-fi equipment. Thanks for watching!
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My reference hi-fi on which I play and evaluate recordings:
VPI Avenger Direct Turntable/VPI Fatboy tonearm/Hana Umami Blue MC cart
Thorens TD 124 table/Jelco 350 tonearm/Luxman LMC 5 MC cart
Manley Chinook/Tavish Audio Design Adagio phono stages
Shindo Allegro Preamp
Riviera Labs Levante Integrated amp
PrimaLuna EVO 300 Hybrid Integrated amp
Rogue Audio Power amp
Volti Audio Razz/Golden Ear BRX/Spendor BC1 loudspeakers
AudioQuest, Triode Wire Labs, Auditorium 23 cables 
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What a fantastic video! So many titles! I learned so much so fast! Thank you Ken!
Fantastic video, thanks!🙏
Horacee Arnold is another unsung jazz drummer worth mentioning. His early 70’s albums (Tribe; Tales Of The Exonerated Flea) stand the test of time well.
No such word as Vinyls 😉 , good video Ken .
I know, but it got your attention. Thank you.
'Shelly Manne and his Men play Checkmate' is one of may favourite jazz LPs. Those Contemporary records sound fantastic. Thanks Ken.
outstanding statement Shirt : Cannon AE1 & 50mm f1.4 lens
Tony in Venice Florida
I have the MOV Miles Davis album. I agree with you It is amazing.
Great! Thanks. I learned a lot from this one.
Thanks for watching
Has anyone heard Billy Cobham with Stanley Clarke (among others) on Live at the Greek? I have it on (bit bright) CD but it’s a great workout for bass & dynamics.
Great video, Ken. A few others came to mind: Drums Around the Corner (Art Blakey) and similar to Interstellar Space, Duo Exchange (Rashied Ali & Frank Lowe). Keep up the good work!
Thanks, I should check out duo exchange
a couple of my favorite ``Klook `` recordings :
Telfunken Blues and Bohemia After Dark
a favorite Max Roach recording among many others: Max Roach 4 plays Charlie Parker
Vinyls?
Vinylzzzzz
Fascinating discs there, Ken. I have two copies of that Art Blakey & Thelonious Monk album; both terrible pressings! Was Phil Seamen ever on your radar?
Thanks. I’ve only ever heard or seen one Phil Seaman‘s album. You suddenly realize where ginger Baker came from!
Vinyls??? Only Millennials or idiots refer to records as "vinyls"
I’m not on millennial so I must be an idiot. Thanks.