I look forward to it- orpheus10-
your recommendation for OP, what are some of his best recordings?
your recommendation for OP, what are some of his best recordings?
Jazz for aficionados
Jafant, while OP has many recordings as leader, and with many of the top jazz men of his day, my top 3 picks are: "Oscalypso", "Scorpio", and "Bohemia after Dark". To me, all big cities are "Bohemia", and they come alive after dark. After the Sun has set, and just before it gets dark, when you can see the silhouettes of tall buildings against the sky; that's when Bohemia is waking up, and getting ready for the nights frivolities; very soon will be the time for "Bohemia After Dark". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5EwGijmqKc Enjoy the music. |
Lucky Thompson with O.P. and Skeeter Best on album named Tricotism, from 1961. It can be found on Impulse label. Does anyone knows any S.Best's album as leader? Always a sideman, but I like his sound https://youtu.be/_XrhG2956Uo https://youtu.be/n7gKcfKdeQ4 |
Back to the West coast, couple of albums from bass players that I like. First, Leroy Vinnegar, from 'Leroy walks again' I like it more than his previous(Leroy walks) https://youtu.be/xB6K2ZdLJwI https://youtu.be/WEzkk03sNoY Ther is more on ytube, if someone wish to further explore. Next album is from Curtis Counce. I have chosen this one, but others of that era are worthy of listening and having too. 'You get more bounce wit C.C.' https://youtu.be/uYZr2E27WBs https://youtu.be/svP428ISTFA https://youtu.be/w4mdR5FSU3Y Hope you will like it |