Two new additions to our Pike catalogue, furthering our I-Love-Dave-Pike cause. "Jazz for the Jet Set" from 1966 is a groovy affair (as the cover suggests) so in vogue at the time with Herbie Hancock on keyboards, while "Pike's Groove" from exactly twenty years later is a smokin' hard bop set with the Cedar Walton Trio.
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Been looking for "Jet Set" for a long while, thanks for coming through. By the way, I have enjoyed looking through your blog there is some quality stuff here. Most is unknown to me but that will change
oh, "jet set" is great alright, i have apparently tried to raise some sadly missed awareness for this so underrated player though this blog, thank you for your comment.
Do you have the password please.
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@anonymous
same as in Gypsy Jazz Manouche, that's 4 posts down the line...
Many Thanks.
Just discovered your blogg. Some top class posts man!. Pike's Groove is a nice one,definately my thing. Thanks. Just started my own blogg called "the Jazzroom" not much up at present but it should get better,check sometime
sorry the link for my blogg is http://bluenote124.blogspot.com/
Excellent album,currently playing in my truck (yes I paid for it!),gets better the more you play it.I will download Pike's Groove for "evaluation". My favourite Pike album is Let the Minstrels play on.I got this as a cut out in London over 20 years ago,Swan Lake is brilliant as is Spirit's Samba.
Thanks for this.
thanx for giving me the chance to listen to this recording -
linx ok
best wishes from arshille
Nice blog! Great posts! I`ll be a regular visitor. Thank you!
Hi, D3elta,
got the .rar but miss the pw for Pike's Groove.
Cheers,
RWO1
@RWO1, pls check adjacent posts (we like secrecy here ;-)
Oh yeah, I fully agree.
One glass of red wine to you
and some Cinematic Orchestra with it!
Many thanks,
RWO1
i now it's 2012 and this is post in 2008 but can you re up Pike's Groove Please Thank You Very Much.....
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