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1) Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven (1927) – Satchmo at his best,with the absolute masterpiece Potato Head Blues. According to Woody Allen,one of the reasons for which life is worth living. More info here,and this is the Amazon page for buying it. 2) I’m coming Virginia – by Bix Beiderbecke and Frankie Trumbauer (1927),a demonstration of how modern Bix’s sound and phrasing are. Can be found in this collection. 3) Duke Ellington and the Blanton-Webster Band – The orchestra with Ben Webster and Jimmy Blanton that was active between 1940 and 1942. According to Rava,Cotton Tail,Concerto for Cootie,Ko Ko,and Conga Brava are the real jewels of this band,and can be found in the Never No Lament – The Blanton-Webster Band remastered album. 4) Any album by Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie – Rava doesn’t make any specific recommendation,but I’d suggest The Complete Savoy and Dial Master Takes,a 3-CD box that includes all Bird’s early studio recordings. 5) Billie Holliday with Teddy Wilson’s Orchestra and Lester Young (1939) – The most charming singer in jazz history,says the author. I don’t own this record and unfortunately Rava doesn’t provide more details about it. After a search on Amazon,I guess he means this album. 6) Birth of the Cool (1949-50) –by Miles Davis of course,with Gil Evans,Gerry Mulligan,John Lewis,Lee Konitz,and others. A break from bebop and the inspiration for all the West Coast jazz that followed. 7) Solo Monk – All Thelonious Monk’s records are compelling,thus picking just one is quite arbitrary. 8 ) Any recording by Gerry Mulligan and Chet Baker – It’s easy to find re-edited versions of this music,so I selected the one that returned from an internet search,The Best of the Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Chet Baker. 9) All albums by Miles Davis – Having to choose just one,Rava selects Porgy and Bess,with Gil Evans Orchestra. 10) Tijuana Moods – Charlie Mingus’ journey on this Mexico town near the border with the States. 11) Study in Brown – by Clifford Brown and Max Roach,but all records by Brown are a must-have for any trumpet player. 12) This Is Our Music – by Ornette Coleman,with Don Cherry,Charlie Haden,and Ed Blackwell. One of the best examples of the free jazz revolution. It’s apparent that the fact that Rava is a trumpet player has affected his choices. Nevertheless,I found this list very interesting and I am going to grab the CDs I don’t have already. I don’t listen to much pre-bebop jazz (shame on me!) thus my list would be quite different. Sooner or later I am going to publish it in this blog. By the way,what are your favorite albums?
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1) Louis Armstrong agus a Seacht te (1927) - Satchmo ag a fearr, le Blues Ceann Prátaí iomlán masterpiece. Dar le Woody Allen, ar cheann de na cúiseanna a bhfuil an saol fiú maireachtáil. Tuilleadh eolais anseo , agus is é seo an leathanach Amazon do cheannach dó. 2) Tá mé ag teacht Virginia - ag Bix Beiderbecke agus Frankie Trumbauer (1927), léiriú ar an gcaoi a bhfuil fuaim Bix nua-aimseartha agus mhíriú. An féidir a fháil sa bhailiúchán seo . 3) Duke Ellington agus an Blanton-Webster Band - Is iad na cheolfhoireann le Ben Webster agus Jimmy Blanton go raibh gníomhach idir 1940 agus 1942. Dar le Rava, Cotton Tail, Concerto do Cootie, Ko Ko, agus Brava Conga na seoda fíor seo banna ceoil, agus is féidir a fháil sa Riamh Uimh Caoineadh - Banna Blanton-Webster athmháistrithe albam. 4) Aon albam ag Charlie Parker agus Dizzy Gillespie - ní Rava aon mholadh ar leith, ach ba mhaith liom a mholadh ag an Savoy Comhlánaigh agus Dial Máistir Glacann , bosca 3-CD go n-áirítear taifeadtaí stiúideo go luath gach Éan. 5) Billie Holliday le Ceolfhoireann Teddy Wilson agus Lester Óga (1939) - An amhránaí is mó a fheictear i stair snagcheol, a deir an t-údar. Ní féidir liom féin an taifead seo agus ar an drochuair ní Rava a chur ar fáil níos mó sonraí mar gheall air. Tar éis cuardach ar Amazon, buille faoi thuairim mé ciallaíonn sé an albam seo . 6) Breith ar an Cool (1949-1950) -le Miles Davis ar ndóigh, le Gil Evans, Gerry Mulligan, John Lewis, Lee Konitz, agus daoine eile. Sos ón Bebop agus an inspioráid do na snagcheol Chósta an Iarthair a tháinig ina dhiaidh. 7) Solo Manach - Tá taifid uile Thelonious Manach ar láidre, rud a piocadh ach tá sé ar cheann go leor treallach. 8) Aon taifeadadh ag Gerry Mulligan agus Chet Baker - Tá sé éasca a fháil leaganacha ath-eagarthóireacht den ceol, mar sin roghnaigh mé an ceann a ais ó cuardach idirlín, The Best an Mulligan Gerry Quartet le Chet Baker . 9) Na albaim ó Miles Davis - Ag a roghnú ach amháin, Rava roghnaíonn Porgy agus Bess , le Gil Evans Orchestra. 10) Tijuana Moods - turas Charlie MINGUS 'ar an mbaile Mheicsiceo in aice le teorainn leis na Stáit. 11) Staidéar i Brown - ag Clifford Brown agus Max Roach, ach na taifid go léir le Brown Tá mór-a bheith d'aon imreoir trumpa. 12) An bhfuil sé seo ár Music - ag Ornette Coleman, le Don Silíní, Charlie Haden, agus Ed Blackwell. Ceann de na samplaí is fearr de na réabhlóide snagcheol saor in aisce. Tá sé soiléir go bhfuil an bhfíric go bhfuil Rava imreoir trumpa tionchar a roghanna. Mar sin féin, fuair mé an liosta seo an-spéisiúil agus tá mé ag dul a grab na dlúthdhioscaí ní dóigh liom go bhfuil cheana féin. Ní féidir liom éisteacht le i bhfad snagcheol réamh-Bebop (náire orm!) Mar sin, bheadh mo liosta a bheith an-éagsúil. Luath nó mall tá mé ag dul a fhoilsiú sa bhlag seo. Dála an scéil, cad iad do albam is fearr leat?