Saturday, November 14, 2020

Modern Jazz Quartet - Unknown Venue, Aspen, Colorado, U.S.A xx-xx-1992 (Pre-FM) - Dat Master Clone

Modern Jazz Quartet
Unknown Venue
Aspen, Colorado, U.S.A
xx-xx-1992

Pre-FM Dat Master Recording Clone
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

The Recording: Master - Radio station transcription DAT > Clone - Radio station transcription DAT > DAT clone > DAT clone > HHB CDR recorder

01 Django
02 Trieste
03 For Someone I Love
04 Sepia Panorama
05 Ko Ko
06 Maestro E.K.E. (For Duke Ellington)
07 Prelude To A Kiss
08 Jack The Bear
09 Rockin' In Rhythm
10 Bags' Groove (ending only)

John Lewis (R.I.P.) piano
Milt Jackson (R.I.P.) vibraphone
Percy Heath (R.I.P.) double bass
Mickey Roker (R.I.P.) drums

John Lewis died on March 29, 2001 from prostate cancer, he was 80.

Milt Jackson died October 9, 1999 from liver cancer, he was 76.

Percy Heath died on April 28 2005 from bone cancer, he was 81.

Mikey Roker died May 22, 2017, he was 84.

Original drummer Connie Kay left the group after a stroke in 1992. He died November 30, 1994 from cardiac arrest, he was 67.

All the members of The Modern Jazz Quartet have passed on. We who never saw this Legendary Quartet live are lucky we have shows like this to listen to. The recording was shared on The Traders Den torrent tracker by julsay. However julsay did not know the track listing. Luckily PBuzby another Traders Den member, was able to supply that for us. This one, I can guarantee that any Jazz lover or novice collector will love this recording.

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Chicago - Live ~ Toronto Rock "N' Roll Revival 1969, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 09-13-1969 (SBD)

Chicago
Live - (Going For A Song - GFS145)
Recorded at Toronto Rock "N' Roll Revival 1969
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
September 13, 1969
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: Silver CD > E.A.C. (secure) > Wave 16bit > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8

01 - Introduction
02 - South California Purples
03 - 25 Or 6 To 4
04 - Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
05 - I'm A Man
06 - Questions 67 And 68
07 - Liberation
08 - Medley: a) I'm A Man, b) 25 Or 6 To 4, c) Introduction

Peter Cetera bass, lead backing & harmony vocals
Robert Lamm keyboards, acoustic guitar, lead backing & harmony vocals
Terry Kath guitar, lead backing & harmony vocals
Danny Seraphine, drums, percussion
Walter Parazaider woodwinds, percussion, backing & harmony vocals
Lee Loughnane trumpet, percussion, backing & harmony vocals
James Pankow trombone, percussion, backing & harmony vocals

justdave's notes:

Track 01 incorrectly named "Beginnings" on the cover art
Track 02 incorrectly named "South California Purple" on the cover art
Track 08 Part C incorrectly named "c) Beginnings" on the cover art


The medley of "I'm A Man/25 Or 6 To 4/Introduction" is not from the Toronto Rock 'n' Roll Revival. To me it sounds like it was constructed by the label from performances on this CD. Others think it is from another performance from the same era.

I bought this for Rosebud (Chicago is one band Rosebud & I have seen every year since we got together 22 years ago) one day while I was out shopping for music. I actually bought this from an FYE for 4 dollars U.S. It's one of those grey area bootlegs. It's been around for so long it's more or less accepted as a commercial release. There have been numerous versions of this recording released over the years. The albums & CDs always say it was leased from some other company that's never been heard of before. Because of this these semi-legal bootlegs could end up in any chain stores cheap CD bin.

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