Post Midnight Jazz

More fine jazzy grooves -


Harry Beckett - Third Road (1970)

From the album: Flare Up (1970)
Philips ‎– 6308 026

Credits:
Alto Saxophone – Mike Osborne
Baritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – John Surman
Bass – Chris Laurence
Drums – John Webb
Piano – John Taylor
Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Alan Skidmore
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Harry Beckett
Vibraphone, Congas [Conga Drum] – Frank Ricotti

The Don Rendell Five featuring Barbara Thompson - Wensleydale (1974)

From the album: Just Music (1976)
Spotlite Records ‎– SPJ502

Lineup:
Bass, Bass Guitar – Steve Cook
Clarinet, Flute, Flute [Alto], Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Don Rendell
Drums – Laurie Allan
Flute, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Barbara Thompson
Piano, Electric Piano – Peter Lemer

Joe Harriott Quintet - Psychedelic Sally (1968)

BBC Jazz Club December 1968

Joe Harriott - Alto Sax
Kenny Wheeler - Trumpet and Flugelhorn
Pat Smythe - Piano
Ron Mathewson - Bass
Bill Eyden - Drums

The Joe Harriott Quintet - Shadow (1968)

From the album: Various - Trad Dads, Dirty Boppers & Free Fusioneers
Reel Recordings ‎– RR026

Credits:
Joe Harriott - Alto Sax
Kenny Wheeler - Flugelhorn
Pat Smythe - Piano
Ron Mathewson - Bass
Bill Eyden - Drums


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Good Day

Yes,  I jad a long lie-in as I binged watch last night. 

Slouching Sunday

Another relaxing day. I went to the local shops to get some food items late mining and gad my usual pizza followed by some salmon and tomato and rice pasta dish. Both filled me up. Washed down with some scrumpy cider.





A nice blowout.

I was in the community lounge and watched a film on TV - a classic with Robin Williams from 1999. and in my opinion, his best - The Bicentennial Man - based on a novella by Isaac Asimov, and is the story of a robot who becomes virtually human, falls in love and decided to die with his human female partner when he turns 200. It has a sad ending that made the old tear ducts well up.



Oh and that binge-watch was Dr. Who in the Eccleston period.

Binging

Oops, been binge-watching Doctor Who again and now rewatching the first season of David Tennant as the Doctor.

So I am taking a break to watch His Dark Materials before going to bed.