Emily Remler, whole album of Catwalk (1985).
Emily Remler (guitar), John D’Earth (trumpet), Eddie Gomez (bass), Bob Moses (drums, percussion). Even better than the ones I’ve been putting up the past few days, Firefly and Standards. It’s got to be due to the all-star ensemble, of course. Monster rhythm section brings out the monster chops from Emily. What a gem.
Category Archives: Jazz
Dear Old Stockholm & Giovanni Mirabassi
From Out of Track (2011)
Emily Remler & Afro Blue
Continuing the Emily revival, “Afro Blue” from Take Two (1982).
Emily Remler & Retrospective, Volume 1: Standards
Emily Remler, whole album Retrospective, Vol. 1: Standards (1991).
Emily is turning into a goldmine.
Emily Remler & Firefly
Emily Remler, the whole album Firefly (1981).
Emily Remler (guitar), Hank Jones (piano), Bob Maize (bass) and Jake Hanna (drums). It’s a nice, smooth, sweet sound. I just discovered Emily now via the Youtube algorithms. She was only 32 when she died in 1990.
& R.I.P. McCoy Tyner &
R.I.P. McCoy Tyner (December 11, 1938 – March 6, 2020). From my treasured youthful vinyl collection: “Fly with the Wind” from the album by the same name (1976):
McCoy Tyner (piano), Ron Carter (bass), Billy Cobham (drums), Hubert Laws (flute, alto flute). Song and orchestral arrangements by McCoy Tyner.
“Newport Romp” from Live at Newport (1964).
McCoy Tyner (piano), Charlie Mariano (alto saxophone), Clark Terry (trumpet), Bob Cranshaw (bass), Mickey Roker (drums).
Mirabassi Trio & World Changes
From Live at the Blue Note, Tokyo (2010).
Giovanni Mirabassi (piano), Gianluca Renzi (bass), Leon Parker (drums). This is a great album all the way through.
A Child Is Born & Bill Evans
Bill Evans (piano), Kenny Burrell (guitar), Ray Brown (bass), Harold Land (tenor sax), Phily Joe Jones (drums). Song by Thad Jones and Alec Wilder.
Bill Evans & Like Someone in Love
From Time Remembered (1962).
Joe Farrell & Molten Glass
From Song of the Wind (1974).
Joe Farrell (flute), Chick Corea (piano), Jack Dejohnette (drums), Dave Holland (bass).
