Leif Averageson

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Member Since: 2/28/2006
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Jazz in the 60s

Side A
Artist Song
Dizzy Reece  Achmet (Mosaic Select 11: Dizzy Reece, 1960) 
The Afro Blues Quintet  Mystic Mambo (New Directions, 1960) 
Hank Mobley  Dig Dis (Soul Station, 1960) 
Gerry Mulligan  Bweebida Bobbida (Gerry Mulligan: The Complete Verve Concert Band Sessions, 1960) 
Ornette Coleman  Humpty Dumpty (This Is Our Music, 1960) 
Ike Quebec  Blues For Ike (Heavy Soul, 1961) 
Eric Dolphy  Geewee (The Stockholm Sessions, 1961) 
Sun Ra  Moon Dance (Cosmic Tones For Mental Therapy and Art Forms Of Dimensions Tomorrow, 1961) 
Bill Barron  Fox Hunt (The Tenor Stylings of Bill Barron, 1961) 
Booker Little  Moods in Free Time (Out Front, 1961) 
Oliver Nelson  Hoe-Down (Blues and the Abstract Truth, 1961) 
Oscar Peterson  Night Train (Night Train, 1962) 
Thelonious Monk Quartet  Bye-Ya (Monk's Dream, 1962) 
Bob James  Quest (Bold Conceptions, 1962) 
Sonny Rollins  Jungoso (What's New?, 1962) 
Duke Ellington  Money Jungle (Money Jungle, 1962) 
Pepper Adams  Better Git In Your Soul (Pepper Adams Plays Charlie Mingus, 1963) 
Charles Mingus  Hora Decubitus (Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, 1963) 
Pee Wee Russell  Hackensack (Ask Me Now!, 1963) 
Kenny Burrell  Saturday Night Blues (Midnight Blue, 1963) 
Jimmy Smith  Bucket (Bucket!, 1963) 
Dexter Gordon  A Night In Tunisia (Our Man in Paris, 1963) 
Yusef Lateef  Ringo Oiwake (Jazz 'Round The World, 1963) 
Archie Shepp / John Tchicai  For Helved (Rufus, 1963) 
Horace Silver  Song For My Father (Song for My Father, 1964) 
Curtis Amy  24 Hours Blues (Mosaic Select 7: Curtis Amy, 1964) 
Grachan Moncur III  Nomadic (Some Other Stuff, 1964) 
Paul Bley  Around Again (Turns, 1964) 
Lee Morgan  The Joker (Search For The New Land, 1964) 
Andrew Hill  Flight 19 (Alt. Take) (Point of Departure, 1964) 
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
Albert Ayler  Ghosts: First Variation (Spiritual Unity, 1964) 
New York Art Quartet  No. 6 (New York Art Quintet, 1964) 
The Giuseppi Logan Quartet  Dance of Satan (The Giuseppi Logan Quartet, 1964) 
Henry Grimes Trio  Son of Alfalfa (The Call, 1965) 
Les McCann  Beaux J Poo Boo (Talkin' Verve: Less McCann, 1965) 
Krzysztof Komeda Quintet  Kattorna (Astigmatic, 1965) 
Marion Brown  Spooks (Three for Shepp, 1966) 
Carla Bley / Mike Mantler / Steve Lacy  Oni Puladi (Jazz Realities, 1966) 
Richard "Groove" Holmes  In The Dark (A Bowl Of Soul, 1966) 
Freddie Hubbard  The Return of the Prodigal Son (Backlash, 1966) 
Gabor Szabo  Gypsy Queen (Spellbinder, 1966) 
Ted Curson Quartet  Roy's Boys (Urge, 1966) 
Joe Harriott  Contrasts (Indo-Jazz Suite, 1966) 
The Roland Kirk Quartet  Fallout (Now Please Don't Cry, Beautiful Edith, 1967) 
McCoy Tyner  Blues on the Corner (The Real McCoy, 1967) 
John Coltrane  Stellar Regions (Stellar Regions, 1967) 
Herbie Mann  Incense (Impressions of the Middle East, 1967) 
Larry Young  Major Affair (The Complete Blue Note Recordings Of Larry Young, 1967) 
Junior Mance  Cootin' (Harlem Lullaby, 1967) 
Rufus Harley  Sufur (Scotch & Soul, 1967) 
Ray Barretto  Tin Tin Deo (Acid+Head Sounds, 1968) 
Alice Coltrane  Atomic Peace (A Monastic Trio, 1968) 
Philip Cohran & The Artistic Heritage Ensemble  Malcolm Little (Live) (The Malcolm X Memorial: A Tribute In Music, 1968) 
Shirley Scott  I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free (Shirley Scott & The Soul Saxes, 1969) 
Charles Kynard  Slow Burn (The Soul Brotherhood, 1969) 
Duke Pearson  The Moana Surf (Mosaic Select 8: Duke Pearson, 1969) 
John McLaughlin  Spectrum (John McLaughlin, 1969) 
Miles Davis  John McLaughlin (Bitches Brew, 1969) 
Herbie Hancock  Lil' Brother (Fat Albert Rotunda, 1969) 
Eddie Gale  Fulton Street (Ghetto Music, 1969) 

Comment:

70s next, then back to the 50s and 40s.

(I added, last minute, "The Opening/Interlude: Shovels/The Survivors/Grave Train" from Gary Burton's 1967 jazz opera, A Genuine Tong Funeral, hence there being 16 tracks in the latter link.

1-15 / 16-30 / 31-45 / 46-61

Feedback:

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Mark Petruccelli
Date: 3/5/2007
Holt crap, this is amazing. Highlighrs for me include the Mobley, Mulligan, Coleman, Peterson, Monk, Rollins, Ellington, Mingus, Gordon, Ayler, Hubbard, Kirk, Tyner, Coltrane, Mann and Miles. I'm guessing this doesn't fit on two CDr's. Well done!
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Skipper Bartlett
Date: 3/5/2007
wow! this is quite a collection. Not a lot that I'm familliar with but what I know is great. Ray Barretto, Coltrane, Gabor Szabo and more. Cool
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Muzag
Date: 3/5/2007
Superb sweeping overview - and all the better for seeing them in chronological order.
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Rob Conroy
Date: 3/5/2007
This is really, really, really great. Damn. My most sincere props to you.
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anthony lombardi
Date: 3/5/2007
this is incredible -- highlights all across the board. the monk, mingus, duke, coltrane, & miles tracks jump out at me, & even what i don't know is making my mouth water...
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fritz1
Date: 3/6/2007
i'm glad you posted this. i'm just now making my foray into 60s jazz... started with monk and oliver nelson, so i hope this can be some kind of guide for future explorations.
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blasikin
Date: 3/6/2007
Hot Damn! I'm blown away.
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sammyg123
Date: 3/7/2007
I too am blown away. Can't wait for the other Decades anthologies. A real labour of love, I'm sure. And many thanks for the numerous links...
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ofthaltned
Date: 3/8/2007
Wow. Wow. Sorry, that's the most coherent comment you're going to get from me for now. Also: wow.

(and thank you for the download links)