Showing posts with label Ray's Jazz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ray's Jazz. Show all posts

Friday, January 11, 2019

What's new (Art Pepper) (LP 288)

Art Pepper Discoveries - The Savoy Sessions (Vinyl - Savoy, 1977) ****

Genre: Jazz  

Places I remember: Ray's Jazz at Foyles' flagship store in Charing Cross Road (London)  


Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles/ Gear costume: Suzy The Poodle 





Active compensatory factors: Yes, joy oh joy, you can cruise through the vinyl bins in Ray's Jazz section at Foyles. Heaven.

This Soho/Covent Garden corner of London is one of my happy places. Not only Fopp, but Foyles as well. Huge!

I can while away many happy hours in this magic corner.

Last week I picked up three albums - Shorty Rogers, Red Garland and this double from Art Pepper. All for the sum of 20 quid. 

There's something I find very relaxing about listening to jazz. Even Art's frenetic piling up of jazz sounds on his sax puts me in a relaxed mood.

Where do they all belong? I used to have this album many years ago but sold it off at some stage. It's good to have it back in the collection.