Links
- a monsieur willy world
- analog africa
- awesome tapes from africa
- baby breeze
- baby grandpa
- blaxploitation pride
- e-mile says songs do the matter
- el goog ja
- eternal rhythm
- everything is on the one
- far from ubiquity
- flying dutchman discography (by reza)
- from the shed
- fufu stew
- fullundie
- funk my soul
- funky 16 corners
- groovy merchant
- happy as a fat rat in a cheese factory
- here only good music for all
- ile oxumare
- inconstant sol
- india navigation
- killer groove music library
- loronix
- lost soul
- magic soul
- mainstream records
- matsuli music
- miloramona
- mps-love
- muse records
- my favvourite sound
- my jazz world
- never enough rhodes
- nothing is 2.0
- orgy in rhythm
- private press
- quimsy's mumbo jumbo
- raider of the lost ark
- rock savage
- soundological investimigations
- sounds like shellac
- strata east fan club
- the crime lounge
- to the disco
- vinyl4giants
- von fat bakon
- what's in my ipod
18 comments:
http://lix.in/ebcdc5
Vesper: All I can say is "whoa" again. I have to admit, I didn't know this one existed. Were these Cds issued on P-Vine orignally? Either way, thank you. One more question: Do you know if Elvin Jones and Caliman played together on other recordings before or after this?
Thank you vesper for the introduction to Mr. Caliman. I didn't know this player before. First listen brings to mind early Joe Henderson to my ear.
I tend to prefer playing that's a bit less melodic than what's here, but this is a fine set.
Regards,
Burning Blue Soul, thanks for the 'whoas' :) These recordings were first released by Catalyst, P-Vine is only handling the reissues. Plus, as far as I know, Jones and Caliman never played together beyond that date.
this is saw goooood!thanks much
To Kingpossum, you might want to check out Hadley's Iapetus... sure to be uploaded here I guess.. ;-)
Can someone upload the Time and Space LP by Flip Nunez???
this is sow gooooood!thanks much
Guys, time to disappoint you a bit since I don't own Hadley's Iapetus or any of his Maintream LPs (did I hear Katonah claiming in comments that he had????). I guess these series is closed, temporarily I hope. I actually have no idea of what the next post will be.
vesper, you do not fail to amaze me :) this Caliman shit is something else. i too would also love to hear Iapetus. someone out there, help some brothers out!
Very nice, as always. You are THE jazz source, bro.
vesper...
thanks for sharing these hadley caliman dates. hadley was always a welcome guest at a bay area jazz station where i once worked. i someday hope to post an interview i conducted with him, circa these recordings at:
www.birdswithbrokenwings.com
however, first i need to clean them up a bit. keep a look out.
cheers!
thanks vesper , enjoying these :)
thanks!
Elvin still sounds good!(1977!)
And Caliman brings back memories of the great master, though I never heard of this fantastic player...
Again, many thanks!
regards,
E-mile
Thanks so much for this and the other Hadley Caliman (Projecting)! Very, very nice...
who said school is boring? thanks for the lessons ;)
I have never heard of Hadley Caliman before but thanks to you I'll be hunting down his discs on my next visit to HMV. Your blog is wonderful, a real treasure! Thank you Vesper!
just pointing you guys to el reza, who's just posted the other two Claiman LPs :
http://elreza.blogspot.com/search?q=hadley+caliman
Hi Vesper,
I’ve linked to your page in my post of Elvin Jones – “The Main Force” (1976). Connections are Jones (of course) and also bassist David Williams.
All the best,
Simon
Post a Comment