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Some Ben Webster

Originally posted by badmoon
Some Ben Webster

Four examples of great reed plus rhythm section trio albums. All feature rhythm section players with not only mastery of their instruments, but with a profound musicality as well. Four absolute "must haves".

Trio 3 "Encounter"
Oliver Lake
Reggie Workman
Andrew Cyrille

Clusone 3 "Soft Lights and Sweet Music"
Michael Moore
Ernst Reijseger
Han Bennink

What We Live "Never Was"
Larry Ochs
Lisle Ellis
Donald Robinson

Urs Leimgruber "Lines"
Adelhard Roidinger
Fritz Hauser

Franz Koglmann "Cantos I-IV", "The Use of Memory"

Steve Lacy "Vespers", Clangs"

Sun Ra -- Lanquidity

Went to the Stanley Clarke Band concert featuring Hiromi. Clarke is one of the greats and Hiromi was a revolation for me. What an electric performer.

Johnny Griffin - A Blowing Session featuring Hank Mobley — tenor saxophone Lee Morgan — trumpet Wynton Kelly — piano Paul Chambers — bass Art Blakey — drums and Trane

Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
Sun Ra -- Lanquidity

Taku Sugimoto "Opposite"

Axel Dorner / Kevin Drumm

Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
Still listening to this.

Originally posted by Green Paladin
LP?

Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
It's a rip of an LP; 'a vinyl rip'.

There's a Sun Ra movie on ubu.com, Lord what a hoot.

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Georg Graewe "Continuum"
Ernst Reijseger
Gerry Hemingway

Marilyn Crispell "Band on the Wall"
Eddie Prevost

Joe McPhee "Sweet Freedom - Now What"
Lisle Ellis
Paul Plimley

Borah Bergman "The River of Sounds"
Conrad Bauer
Mat Maneri

All "That".

Mat Maneri "Blue Decco"
Craig Taborn
William Parker
Gerald Cleaver

Marilyn Crispell "Santuerio"
Mark Feldman
Hank Roberts
Gerry Hemingway

Fred Hersch "Thirteen Ways"
Michael Moore
Gerry Hemingway

Max Roach "Birth and Rebirth"
Anthony Braxton