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Sunday, January 22, 2012

A gift from a very Special Friend

Just got some 5 LPs from a Friend, that is a set nice choice of the jazz group, and I will keep this Lps as one of the collection as this means a lot to me, not just of the value, but friendship.

Music is a media that we can provide a path we can communicate with the composer and other listeners, understand what they thinks and how he trigger our spirit to go align with him. This albums will be played after the CNY.

HK Snob

Sunday, October 30, 2011

Hawkins! Alive in the Village Gate New York 1962

One of my favourite Jazz album Hawkins Alive at the Village Gate
Recorded at Art D’lugoff’s Village Gate, New York City, Aug 13 and 15, 1962.
The Coleman Hawkins quartet treats Mack the Knife as the popular jazz pieces it has become, Hawkins’ opening solo is near perfect example of a great musician focusing all his feeling, his musical intelligence, and his affecting conceits on a good song, He plays eight stanzas of the ballad on his first solo, stats a nine and suddenly abandons it to the piano. I particularly fond of the double bass solo at mid of the music, it is so vivid intense and good tone in for the Loudspeaker to response to the peak of the magnitude… If is so much feel like it fill up the room with the greatest piece if the jazz, the Marantz 8B power amplifier matches with the Harbeth HL Compact to push for the maximum jazz atmosphere turning my small living room into the basement of a jazz cabinet in the New York City, and I could stop my legs shakes as according to the music melody… what a great album that you can not miss. I wish I could find the original first release….!!
This is Rolling Stone FIVE STAR record… We should have it…
New York Snob

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Shirley Horn Trio, The Garden Of the Blue

Shirley Horn-piano, Vocal;
Charles Ables-bass
Steve Williams- Percussions

Plays He's gone again,Old Country, Blue City, What should a woman do? The Great City and many more!

Shirley Horn's Autograph on the cover.

HK Snob

No Bass Hit

Dave Mckenna, piano; Scott Haminton , Tenor Saxophone; Jake Hanna, drums. They played the Jazz: But Not for me, I love you Sammatha, Easy to love, get Happy, If dreams come true...etc
Concord Record printed by Toshiba-EMI Japan, 1979.

Scott Haminton's Autographed Album

HK Snob

The Scott Hamilton Quintet

Scott Haminton, Warren Vache and Butch Miles plays Thru' for the night, Imagination, Warren's Rush, Scott's idea...etc/

Famous Door Records manufactured in Japan by Toshiba-EMI Ltd, in 1978.

Signatured Album.

HK Snob

Manhattan Jazz Quintet' s Autumn Leave (Autograph)

Lew Soloff, Trumpet: George Young, Tenor Sax; David Matthews, Piano; Charnett Moffet, bass; Steve Gadd, drums play the Autumn Leaves, Jordon, Recado Bossa Nova... King Record, Printed in Japan by NPc 1985 first Pressing.

Signatured LP!

HK Snob