Favorite Curtis Fuller album?
- DakoJack
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What is your favorite album with Curtis fuller as a leader or sideman?
Tried to find some deep dive facts you might not have known about Curtis in this one.
[url]https://www.buzzsprout.com/1169810/4776866
Tried to find some deep dive facts you might not have known about Curtis in this one.
- ArbanRubank
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Thank you for the turn-on to your podcast. I dug the Curtis Fuller one this afternoon. I'll catch up by listening to the others in successive afternoons.
My personal favorite is South American Cookin'. Love what they do with Besame Mucho. It inspired me to do a partial transcription for my own enjoyment. His double-tonguing is amazing. I hate him. lol
My personal favorite is South American Cookin'. Love what they do with Besame Mucho. It inspired me to do a partial transcription for my own enjoyment. His double-tonguing is amazing. I hate him. lol
- DakoJack
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[quote="ArbanRubank"]Thank you for the turn-on to your podcast. I dug the Curtis Fuller one this afternoon. I'll catch up by listening to the others in successive afternoons.
My personal favorite is South American Cookin'. Love what they do with Besame Mucho. It inspired me to do a partial transcription for my own enjoyment. His double-tonguing is amazing. I hate him. lol[/quote]
Thank you so much for listening I'm glad you enjoyed the pod we try to do an episode weekly. And ya man I've transcribed his handling of the melody on Besame Mucho that album is a hidden gem he pairs nicely with Zoot Sims. His tone on that album is absolutely incredible.
My personal favorite is South American Cookin'. Love what they do with Besame Mucho. It inspired me to do a partial transcription for my own enjoyment. His double-tonguing is amazing. I hate him. lol[/quote]
Thank you so much for listening I'm glad you enjoyed the pod we try to do an episode weekly. And ya man I've transcribed his handling of the melody on Besame Mucho that album is a hidden gem he pairs nicely with Zoot Sims. His tone on that album is absolutely incredible.
- ArbanRubank
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[quote="DakoJack"]
Thank you so much for listening I'm glad you enjoyed the pod we try to do an episode weekly. And ya man I've transcribed his handling of the melody on Besame Mucho that album is a hidden gem he pairs nicely with Zoot Sims. His tone on that album is absolutely incredible.[/quote]
As someone once said - like butter! :cool:
Thank you so much for listening I'm glad you enjoyed the pod we try to do an episode weekly. And ya man I've transcribed his handling of the melody on Besame Mucho that album is a hidden gem he pairs nicely with Zoot Sims. His tone on that album is absolutely incredible.[/quote]
As someone once said - like butter! :cool:
- Massimo69
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I love all of his albums... Cabin in the sky are my favorite....
- Slidehamilton
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My favorite is the one he did with Sal Nistico.
- Slydeguy
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Another great Curtis side as a sideman is the live hit at Sweet Basil from the mid 80’s Art Farmer/Benny Golson Jazztet-Real Time.
- DominicaSanchez
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- Joined: Sep 22, 2021
[quote="DakoJack"]What is your favorite album with Curtis fuller as a leader or sideman?
Tried to find some deep dive facts you might not have known about Curtis in this one.
[url]https://www.buzzsprout.com/1169810/4776866[/quote]
Or course Caravan!!!!!!! :clever:
Tried to find some deep dive facts you might not have known about Curtis in this one.
Or course Caravan!!!!!!! :clever:
- JacobsianApostle
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The album “Jazz Mood” by Yusef Lateef, which features a rabat(centra Asian plucked lute-like instrument) and small percussion. It’s on this album that his sound seems most at home to my ears. He and Yusef blend wonderfully together on all the melodies. <YOUTUBE id="_YoapuIvv_4">https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_YoapuIvv_4</YOUTUBE>
- rickfaulknernyc
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One of my favorite Curtis albums is Benny Golson's "Groovin' with Golson", a great quintet blowing session with Art Blakey, Paul Chambers, and Ray Bryant:
<YOUTUBE id="JF4ba7AOfm8">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF4ba7AOfm8</YOUTUBE>
My two favorite solos, though, are the ones on "Blue Train" with Coltrane, and "It's All Right With Me" on "Meet the Jazztet."
<YOUTUBE id="JF4ba7AOfm8">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF4ba7AOfm8</YOUTUBE>
My two favorite solos, though, are the ones on "Blue Train" with Coltrane, and "It's All Right With Me" on "Meet the Jazztet."
- Bigbasst
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My favorite Fuller is a BeeHive LP from '78 - Fire and Filigree
- DakoJack
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[quote="Bigbasst"]My favorite Fuller is a BeeHive LP from '78 - Fire and Filigree[/quote]
This is a good one I have this Vinyl picked it up in a record store didn't know about it till I bought it up but a lot of good burning stuff on there. Definitely a nice deep take.
This is a good one I have this Vinyl picked it up in a record store didn't know about it till I bought it up but a lot of good burning stuff on there. Definitely a nice deep take.
- BrianAn
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As others have mentioned, Caravan (with Art Blakey), Two Bones, and Cabin in the Sky are awesome. To add some names I don't think I've seen here, I love Mosaic (with Art Blakey) Blues-ette, and New Trombone.
- TravBone1
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I have New Trombone on vinyl that I love, also a re-recording of Bluesette from the early '90s. Stable Mates with Yusef Lateef is a favorite also.
- Rundquist
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[quote="JacobsianApostle"]The album “Jazz Mood” by Yusef Lateef, which features a rabat(centra Asian plucked lute-like instrument) and small percussion. It’s on this album that his sound seems most at home to my ears. He and Yusef blend wonderfully together on all the melodies. <YOUTUBE id="_YoapuIvv_4">https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_YoapuIvv_4</YOUTUBE>[/quote]
Great record.
Great record.
- Rundquist
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[quote="TravBone1"]I have New Trombone on vinyl that I love, also a re-recording of Bluesette from the early '90s. Stable Mates with Yusef Lateef is a favorite also.[/quote]
My favorite is Blues-ette hands down.
My favorite is Blues-ette hands down.
- iranzi
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Curtis Fuller - Boss Of The Soul-Stream Trombone
Benny Golson & Curtis Fuller feat. Lee Morgan - Arabia (aka The Curtis Fuller Jazztet with Benny Golson)
Arabia - It's Alright with Me
<YOUTUBE id="bQtrCyYM-2c">https://youtu.be/bQtrCyYM-2c</YOUTUBE>
Boss Of The Soul-Stream Trombone
<YOUTUBE id="FzVNsM7g4_c">https://youtu.be/FzVNsM7g4_c</YOUTUBE>
Benny Golson & Curtis Fuller feat. Lee Morgan - Arabia (aka The Curtis Fuller Jazztet with Benny Golson)
Arabia - It's Alright with Me
<YOUTUBE id="bQtrCyYM-2c">https://youtu.be/bQtrCyYM-2c</YOUTUBE>
Boss Of The Soul-Stream Trombone
<YOUTUBE id="FzVNsM7g4_c">https://youtu.be/FzVNsM7g4_c</YOUTUBE>
- iranzi
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[quote="DakoJack"]What is your favorite album with Curtis fuller as a leader or sideman?
Tried to find some deep dive facts you might not have known about Curtis in this one.
[url]https://www.buzzsprout.com/1169810/4776866[/quote]
The Slide Show podcast looks really great — 17 elisodes so far!
Tried to find some deep dive facts you might not have known about Curtis in this one.
The Slide Show podcast looks really great — 17 elisodes so far!