[limpan2]

"Jonathan Blake Gone but not Forgotten" Jonathan Blake, Ben Street, Mark Turner and Chris Potter. Great album:

If your'e ok with sax and trumpet I can also recommend Mark Turners Lathe of Heaven. Mark Turner, Avishai Cohen, Joe Martin and Marcus Gilmore. One of my favorite albums of the recent years. More "artsy" so don't know if that's what you're looking for but it's a really cool album.

 

[jlima]

"Jonathan Blake Gone but not Forgotten" Jonathan Blake, Ben Street, Mark Turner and Chris Potter. Great album:

If your'e ok with sax and trumpet I can also recommend Mark Turners Lathe of Heaven. Mark Turner, Avishai Cohen, Joe Martin and Marcus Gilmore. One of my favorite albums of the recent years. More "artsy" so don't know if that's what you're looking for but it's a really cool album.

"Artsy" is no problem
Actually, I very much enjoy the mystery that comes out of this music.

 

[limpan2]

"Artsy" is no problem
Actually, I very much enjoy the mystery that comes out of this music.

In that case I highly recommend you to check out Lathe Of Heaven if you haven't. Mark actually talks about mystery when he talks about that album:

 

[Vandlay]

Miguel Zenon-alto
David Sanchez-tenor
Scott Colley-bass
Antonio Sanchez-drums

Incredible live album!

 

[BabaFio]

I would welcome recommendations on music projects to listen to with two saxes, bass and drums, and no harmonic comping instrument (e.g., piano, guitar, vibes, etc.).
Instead of two saxes, it could be one sax and trumpet, or maybe some other combination of two melodic instruments. The important thing is that there are two melodic voices and no harmonic comping instrument.
Thank you in advance.

That's our lineup! When we started we thought we would want a piano or guitar, but after a while we got to like the freedom and possibilities of going chordless.

https://32ndstjazz.com/

 

[Dr G]

That's our lineup! When we started we thought we would want a piano or guitar, but after a while we got to like the freedom and possibilities of going chordless.

https://32ndstjazz.com/

I haven't reviewed all your videos. What is your lineup? Sop/alto/flute, tenor, bass, and drums?

 

[jlima]

Miguel Zenon-alto
David Sanchez-tenor
Scott Colley-bass
Antonio Sanchez-drums

Incredible live album!

I am listening to it right now. Oh yeah! Great. Thanks

 

[jlima]

That's our lineup! When we started we thought we would want a piano or guitar, but after a while we got to like the freedom and possibilities of going chordless.

https://32ndstjazz.com/

Thank you. I'll check out.

 

[jlima]

In that case I highly recommend you to check out Lathe Of Heaven if you haven't. Mark actually talks about mystery when he talks about that album:

This is great! The writing is really intriguing, in an interesting, alluring kind of way.

 

[tombsf]

Sons of Kemet, tenor, tuba and 2 drummers. They are on tour right now.

 

[BabaFio]

I haven't reviewed all your videos. What is your lineup? Sop/alto/flute, tenor, bass, and drums?

We both double. I play sop/alto/tenor/flute, and she plays sop/alto/tenor, so we mix it up. Most often, though, one of us plays alto and the other tenor. Then bass and drums.

 

[Dr G]

We both double. I play sop/alto/tenor/flute, and she plays sop/alto/tenor, so we mix it up. Most often, though, one of us plays alto and the other tenor. Then bass and drums.

Cool. Thank you.

 

[mrpeebee]

Max Roach often worked with quartets without piano (mostly with tenor/trumpet/bass/drums).

Here is an example from 1990:

Max Roach, dr, voc
Cecil Bridgewater, tp
Odeon Pope, ts
Tyron Brown, b

Philharmonie, JazzFest Berlin/Germany, 3rd November 1990

The Smoke That Thunders 03:45
Elixir Suite 05:36
Tricotism 03:37
Cherokee 06:45
In A Sentimental Mood 08:40
I Want To Talk About You 05:33
South Africa ******m - Blues March 08:24
It's Time - Mr.Hihat 07:29

 

[martysax]

Morphine

 

[bobsax]

Pete in Warrne recorded couple albums.

 

[BH9]

Of course the first thing that come to mind would be the Mulligan/Chet Baker quartets, as mentioned. Mulligan also recorded and performed a lot with Bob Brookmyer.

 

[mrpeebee]

Pete in Warre recorded couple albums.

Wow, didn't know this recording, fantastic.

 

[jlima]

Pete in Warrne recorded couple albums.

Smoking!

 

[jlima]

Thank you to all who have contributed so far to this thread. I am learning a lot from you guys.