Showing posts with label Lou Donaldson. Show all posts
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Saturday, May 7, 2022

Milt Jackson Quintet & Lou Donaldson Quintet ~ Charlie Parker Jazz Festival, Tompkins Square Park, New York City, New York, USA August 27, 1994 (FM)


Milt Jackson Quintet & Lou Donaldson Quintet
Charlie Parker Jazz Festival
Tompkins Square Park
New York City, New York, USA
August 27, 1994
FM Broadcast Recording

Flac 16bit & 24bit & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

01 Announcer Phil Schaap 4:13
02 Confirmation 9:50
03 Announcer Milt Jackson 0:24
04 East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon 7:45
05 Billie Bounce 6:42
06 Announcer Charles McPherson 0:47
07 Round Midnight 7:44
08 Night In Tunisia 6:33
09 Announcer Phil Schaap 1:11
10 The Very Thought Of You (Tape end) 0:12
11 The Very Thouht Of You 3:06
12 Announcer Phil Schaap 1:29
13 Lester Leaps In 7:00
14 Announcer Phil Schaap 0:44
15 Announcer  0:33
16 Wee 7:17
17 Announcer Lou Donaldson 2:07
18 My Little Suede Shoes 6:27*
19 Announcer Lou Donaldson 1:24
20 Danny Boy 4:46
21 Announcer Lou Donaldson 0:49
22 Fast and Freaky 6:45
23 Announcer Lou Donaldson 0:29
24 Blues (incomplete. Tape ends) 0:44

Total Playing Time: 1hr 29mn 1sc

Tracks 01-14 The Milt Jackson Quintet
Tracks 15-24 The Lou Donaldson Quintet

Milt Jackson Quintet:
Milt Jackson vibes
Hank Jones- piano
Charles McPherson- alto sax
Peter Washington- bass
Kenny Washington- drums

Lou Donaldson Quintet:
Lou Donaldson- alto sax
Herman Foster- piano
Peter Bernstein- guitar
Fukushi Tainaka- drums
Jamil Nasir- bass
George Johnson- vocals

Two awesome Quintets and two awesome performances. Milt Jackson & Lou Donaldson are two legends that should be known to all the Jazz fans who visit here. If you don't know them this recording is a great way to be introduced. My complements to the recorder, this is a great listen! Also you will actually have new Jazz for Sunday morning (which I haven't done in a while sorry). This one is available in 16bit, 24bit and MP3 so everyone can get the encoding of their choice. Personally if it's available in 24bit it's what I take because it could be made into an audio DVD, but to each his own.

The 24bit flac had to be split into 2 parts because of it's size. You will need both files to extract the contents.

Flac 24bit part1
Flac 24bit part2

Flac16bit

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