I really like forgotten bands and forgotten albums. Part of it’s the pleasure of figuring out one thing that different individuals do not know, and the opposite half is figuring out about obscure rock bands that made actually good music. Having mentioned this, I do not like cult bands. Cult bands are often overrated, and their attraction is often traceable… Read More »
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Chicago primarily based conductor and arranger David Carroll (1913 – 2008) made a variety of records for Chicago primarily based Mercury Records. As he additionally held an government producer place at Mercury, I believe that a few of his LPs, EPs, and singles have been organized and carried out by any individual else. Also, in the event you shopped for classic LPs throughout… Read More »
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When I used to be twenty two I got here to the conclusion that I really like jazz, however I had an issue with jazz. The downside was I had but to listen to any jazz that stirred me sufficient that I’d wish to buy it. Rock and roll is all about hooks and when it is good you are feeling… Read More »
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Helen Merrill is not my favourite feminine jazz singer, as that designation belongs to June Christy. Having mentioned this, I actually like the 2 Merrill albums that I personal. They are the Gil Evans organized Dream Of You (Emarcy MG 36078) from 1957, and the Chuck Sagle organized American Country Songs from 1959 (Atco SD 33-112)…. Read More »
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When you consider jazz pianists you most likely do not consider Bobby Hamack (1922-1990). That’s as a result of his work was primarily behind-the-scenes studio work in radio and tv. Hammack was the West Coast musical director of the ABC-TV and radio networks between 1958 and 1963, and he carried out his personal orchestra and scored music for a number of… Read More »
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If you realize the title Lyle Ritz (1930 – 2017) in any respect, it is since you noticed him credited because the bass participant on a pop or rock album. Ritz was a outstanding bass participant in Los Angeles in the course of the 60s, and he was a part of the studio musicians collectively often called the Wrecking Crew. His… Read More »
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I own a lot of albums, and my use of the word “albums” means LPs and CDs. Most of them bring me tons of pleasure, but I also keep a few albums for reasons other than pleasure. I find Miles Davis uniquely irritating, and LP-era Ellington turgid, but since I like to cruise in the… Read More »
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I love guitarists, and I own a lot of LPs by guitarists. Although I file the jazz guitarists, like Barney Kessell, Johnny Smith, and Wes Montgomery, alphabetically, many guitarists, regardless of genre, are also found in my miscellaneous guitarist section. That’s where the obscure guitarists and multi-artist collections of guitar music are found. One obscure… Read More »
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When I was fifteen I had yet to learn that greatest hits and best of records also meant The Worst Sounding Records. Back then my ears weren’t very sophisticated, so I was oblivious to the fact that albums like Simon & Garfunkle’s Greatest Hits and Rod Stewart’s Sing It Again Rod were, despite the wonderful… Read More »
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Robert Pincus joins PF as a writer of music and other topics of interest. Telling a story about myself is always a challenge, so I will start by telling you my name. My name is Robert Pincus, but some people call me Mr. Record. Some of you may know me from my ten-year tenure at Cisco… Read More »
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