'64's "indestructible"; i rarely listen to these mid 60's records

1958's "moanin'"; yeah, i listen to a little of blakey's messengers

keepnews collection "caravan"; need to hear "thermo" in a bad way

time to hit up some of the live stuff; 1959's "live @ the jazz corner of the world"

on to one of my personal faves, "bu's delight", of which the main version of mancini's "moon river" is practically single handed responsible for my interest in jazz to begin with; jazz can be faster... more

on to one of my personal faves, "bu's delight", of which the main version of mancini's "moon river" is practically single handed responsible for my interest in jazz to begin with; jazz can be faster than punk, more ferocious than metal

i'm on a roll today, specifically, a press roll. why not keep it going with "mosaic". i can never get enough 50's & 60's messengers

"a night in tunisia", a blue note classic from 1960. today has been a jazz day

s/t record, pretty sure it's their only release on impulse

on to "caravan"; their version of the title tracks is good, but can't touch the monk trio playing ellington. still, even the thought of hearing "thermo" gets me kinda amped

"bu's delight", my absolute favorite messengers record; smooth, soulful and still somehow blistering

Listening thanks to watching Kids on the Slope.

Now I'm listening to 'Dat Dere'

Blakey taught many of us what jazz drums meant in modern jazz. I owe him a lot

lets face the MUSIC !!! sweetdream EV1

Now I need to listen to this to ease the sadness and feel chillax while on my bed:) Nytie People!!!!! ;)