GRACHAN MONCUR III – SHADOWS (DENON JAZZ, 1977)
A1. Down Broadway
A2. Autumn In New York
B1. Teardrops For Jimmy
B2. Misty
Marion Brown, alto saxophone
Reggie Workman, bass
Joe Chambers, drums
Roland Prince, guitar
Dave Burrell, piano
Grachan Moncur III, trombone
Andy Bey, vocals
Recorded June 19 & 20, 1977, at Long View Farm Studio, Massachussets
Denon Jazz – YX-7572-ND
LP Rip
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Thanks a lot, Nick!
Thanks so much- that one has been on my "wanted" list for years- much appreciated that you shared it!
Thank you, Nick. I wonder wether Andy Bey singing might lessen the experience for me.
Nothing against Andy Bey but I'm much more into instrumental music, with comparably few exceptions.
Very interesting. Thanx.
Deliriously happy to have this. Thank you!
EXCELLENT!...(Ernst spoke wiselly, dow)...
HUGE THX!...
Wow! Been wondering about this one for years. Thank you for much for sharing this!!
Thank you very much!
Obviously I'm the only one to have some problems with adrive. I can't download this file and tried with safari and firefox with the same result. So I checked with some older adrive links that I could previously download and the result is the same. Tomorrow I will try again with the connection of my job to see if it comes from my personal connection or if it is a bigger problem.
Utterly amazing this finally turned up!
Thank you!
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I asked to three people to download this file and none of them can access, none of them can also access to the rest of adrive, if some followers of this blog are living in France can they report if they can download the file or no?
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Big Moncur fan, but never heard him doing standards.
Liked Bey (with Bartz) in his early years, but less sure now.
Anyway, anxious to hear this. Thanks, Nick.
Brown and Moncur make this a must. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing - much appreciated
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Thank you!
Thank-you so much
i was looking for that LP for a loooooooooooooooong time!
thank you Nick, I was really counting on you for this
Thank you. I've been searching for this.
My opinion will certainly be very different but for me it is a disappointing album comparing to his preview recordings on blue note or byg. At this time Grachan Moncur was showing an incredible original style of compositions and playing. The standards on this record are played in a relatively classical style, his sound is still exciting but the mood of the record is in my opinion very far from his preview recordings.
Thank you Nick, it helped me to confirm that "New Africa" is definitely a masterpiece.
Lovely! Thanks Nick.
Thanks wow!
Wow thanks!
Very nice. Thanks, Nick!
Great thx nick
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