Eero Koivistoinen : Odysseus

Eero Koivistoinen Kvintetti & Sekstetti.
ODYSSEUS. Otava. Recorded Pitajanmaki, 15th-17th October 1969.

Savellykset ja sovitukset Eero Koivistoinen.

A-puoli
1; Odysseus
2; For Fun
3; Traneology

B-puoli
1; Sleeping
2; So Nice
3; Country Jive

Eero Koivistoinen: soprano-, altto- ja tenorisaksofoni.
Bertil Lovgren: trumpetti
Pentti Hietanen: piano
Pekka Sarmanto: basso
Reino Laine: rummut
Iisaksi Juhani Aaltonen: tenorisaksofoni ja huilu.

This album is a killer.

The Exciting Sounds of Tito Puente

I've been completely blown away with a bunch of video's from the show "SOUL" that was sent over by both Simon and Ish last week (Many humble thanks you's, the M'Boom is truly outstanding, and i'm hoping to post them next) I transfered the video to audio for my use in the car really, they came out sounding quiet good so i've uploaded them.

This is 8 minutes of the finest, powerhouse, ball-busting Latin jazz. It starts off with a introductory rhythmic rap by "brother man" Felipe Luciano, that leads into a mind blowing version of Para los Rumberos by Tito Puente Y Su Orquesta.

Recorded 15th November 1972.

The Real ShooBeeDoo

Reminiscing; The Real ShoobeeDoo.

Recorded 1981, Wenha Records Co, 81 Chandler st, Detroit.

Only one track, but what a bomb! Very very rare album on Wendell Harrison's own private label from 1981. Killer bass lines from this, the title track.

Reginald "ShooBeeDoo" Fields; Basses and vocals

Billy McCoy; Electric piano

Tani Tabal; Percussions

Wendell Harrison; Tenor and vocals

Allen Barns; Tenor

Pamela Wise; Vocals

Jack De Johnette : Have you Heard?

Jack De Johnette; Have you Heard?

Recorded in Tokyo, 7th April 1970. Milestone MSP9029.

with

Bennie Maupin

Gary Peacock

Hideo Ichikawa

Side One

track 1; 1. Neophilia (Love of the New) Maupin 9:52.

track 2; 2. Papa-Daddy. DeJohnette. 19:53.

Side Two
track 3; 1. Have you Heard? DeJohnette. 21:26.
track 4; 2. For Jane. Dejohnette. 7:56.