Jordu / The Best of Max Roach and Clifford Brown in Concert! 1954 analogue LP

[blackandtanful]

１９５４年､ﾊｰﾄﾞ･ﾊﾞｯﾌﾟの扉が開いた年だ!～伝説を作­ったｸﾘﾌｫｰﾄﾞ･ﾌﾞﾗｳﾝとﾏｯｸｽ･ﾛｰﾁ～正確無比ﾛ­ｰﾁ #jazzm

[efacsen81]

@blackandtanful

90年頃、マックス･ローチの来日公演に行きました。パンフを探­したんですが・・・

ちなみにこの録音の年に生まれました～誰が？アハハ

[MrBREADY42]

WHEN I WAS A KID MY DAD WHO PLAYED TRUMPET USE TO LAY ALL THE GREATS THIS IS B-BOP MAAAAAAN THE REAL JAZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[efacsen81]

@MrBREADY42

Thank you for comment becoming fun. So BeBop is a sound of the Jazz!!!

[bakabana1967]

here: avidgroup&co&uk

you'll find an excellent CLIFFORD BROWN2CD for a good price, i bought from them also Monk, Blakey and Rollins and the BoogieWoogie 2cd all very good, music is the best isn't ?

[efacsen81]

@bakabana1967

A story of the musicomania, Thank you.

I have the CD of this album. And both Rollins and Art Blakey have a CD. Though I had an LP. . .

There may not be the best so.

[ggnzlz2008]

Maravilloso. ¡¿¡¿cómo hace para tocar con doble stacatto y con siwng?!?!

[efacsen81]

@ggnzlz2008

I cannot translate Spanish well. I'm sorry.

[franciscoproductions]

@efacsen81 Marvelous. what does he do to play the double stacatto's with swing?!?!

[efacsen81]

@franciscoproductions

Thank you for translation to the English.

[ggnzlz2008]

Maravilloso. ¡¡Cada día toca mejor!!

[efacsen81]

@ggnzlz2008

Thank you! Please enjoy it a lot. Gracias!

Por favor, disfrute mucho.

[phillipstosberg]

What a cool album cover!

[efacsen81]

@phillipstosberg

Thank you for comment of nice words.

[BuckshotLaFunke]

I have this LP and played it innumerable times. To me 'I Can't Get Started' is the highlight. But when I hear Max just accenting the 'Jordu' theme, I am already lost. So much musical intelligence in this group, Max and Brownie demonstraing an uncanny telepathy; both have a somewhat mathematical approach to improvising.

[efacsen81]

@BuckshotLaFunke

Thank you for very nice comment.

I was born in the year when this album was taped.

It is about 20 years old to have purchased this LP. And I purchased the CD of the full take in 1995.

It is often that I hear "Jordu" of D.Jordan at the same time.

I am left in the Jazz history with this album; think that is interesting. And I should continue listening from now on.

[robertoalaluf]

inmortal .. endless

[efacsen81]

@robertoalaluf

Thank you for comment of a deep meaning.

[LUCVIII18]

géant!

écoutez ses enregistrements avec Helen Merrill.

[efacsen81]

@LUCVIII18

Thanks comment.

[robertoalaluf]

Terrific monsters .. simple genious ..

[efacsen81]

@robertoalaluf

I think that he is a genius. Thank you for wonderful ... comment.

[zhaydhee]

had Brown lived beyond 25, Miles Davis would be a footnote in jazz history..

[efacsen81]

@zhaydhee

In life time, I think that he surely left a big footprint for history of jazz.

[beeshor1]

No one was greater than Brownie. This is an excellent example of his virtuosity. Like the other commenters here, I am amazed at the legacy he managed to carve out while only performing for a short period. Also, was there ever a more fascinating drummer than Max Roach? His timing and musical approach is flawless. And too little credit is given to Harold Land, a superb tenor man.

[efacsen81]

@beeshor1

I remember that I heard two times of visit to Japan performances of Max Roach.

Your comment gave me many good suggestions.

Thank you for the best comment.

[BuckshotLaFunke]

@beeshor1 Pertinent comment, thanks!

[Zyezion]

agreed i think clifford"s tounging and phrasing is incredible a master of the instrument and at such a younge age to

[kaseyWtrumpet]

@Zyezion He had about what, 6 years of his professional career? He died at 25 and has more fame than any other professional within six years.

[efacsen81]

@Zyezion @kaseyWtrumpet

Thank you for good comment with the respect to Clifford.

[efacsen81]

I also think so.

The short life of Clifford is regretted.