Jazz Vinyl Tag 2022

22 Jazz Records presented for my Jazz Vinyl Tag 2022.
The story of Creed Taylor (CTI), Impulse etc.
Allan Castle - Ten Minutes Records Review
• Guide to CTI & Kudu Re...
Bill Evans Trio - Live '80 at Molde Jazz Festival, Norway • Bill Evans Live at Mol...
Jazz Vinyl Tag 2022:
1) Your favorite jazz find of 2021
2) Your favorite reissue released in 2021
3) Favorite new jazz release of 2021
4) A saxophone lead jazz session
5) A trumpet lead jazz session
6) A guitar lead jazz session
7) A piano lead jazz session
8) An organ lead jazz session
9) A trombone or tuba lead jazz session
10) Your favorite jazz funk record
11) A jazz fusion record
12) An under appreciated album by an artist you love
13) A live jazz album
14) A super group album
15) A record by your favorite artist as a sideman
16) An album more people should know about
17) Album by an artist that should've been bigger
18) A vocal jazz album
19) An album not many talk about, but you love
20) Record you hope to find in 2022
21) A new release or reissue you're looking forward to in 2022
22) Your house is on fire, you have time to save one record...which do you save?

[@panagiotisargyropoulos2217]

Great selection . Thank you for the information as well and the CTI link below. Keep on keeping on.

[@Markymarkvinylnut]

Thanks for this, great selection of fabulous jazz records. Lots of questions for a tag!! Ha ..Really nice that you linked Allan's review video too. Kind regards from UK

[@razorback-mark]

Great video! I’m a hard bopper not much for the wild stuff.. can you give me some names of good hard bop from non American players , something that sounds like it came straight from Blue Note! Thanks.

[@Claus-CaptainPhoenixCorner]

Thanks Mark.
I've just run through my jazz collection (app. 1000 records). And man - I think 80% or more is by American artists so...
Some of the bop'ers (like Dexter Gordon, Ben Webster, Kenny Drew, Ed Thigpen) however lived in Denmark for several years and has released a lot of records w. Danish/European musicians as sidemen. I suggest you check out the Danish Record label SteepleChase, which has released many records with these 4 musicians. Most of these are from early-mid 1970'ties.
Also check out Kenny Drew's records on the Japanese label Baystate (early to late 1980'ties). They might not be the cheapest (most of them are in Japan...), but the sound quality is great - as is the music.
Baystate also released "The Shadow of Bill Evans" w. Thomas Clausen Trio (1983). I also dig Thomas Clausen 3 "Rain" (MTX 29202) though this might be more post-bop/contemporary jazz.
Finally: Michel Petrucciani (trio) - e.g. "Pianism" (1986) and Barney Wilen (which was half French/half American).
Good luck!
Note to selv: Make YT-video of great foreign jazz musicians who lived and recorded in Denmark/Scandinavia/Europe 😉

[@razorback-mark]

@@Claus-CaptainPhoenixCorner thanks a bunch. I have just about purchased all of the same titles …..wanting to branch out. I usually get an order from Japan every other month nor so. Thx again, I enjoyed your channel,
Mark