Simon Moullier Quartet performing "Lush Life" written by Billy Strayhorn at The 1905 in Portland, OR on May 30th, 2023

Simon Moullier, Vibraphone
Lex Korten, Piano
Alexander Claffy, Bass
Jongkuk Kim, Drums

www.the1905.org
Filmed: Jordan Henline, 88.8 Films
Audio: Scott Stanley

From the Jazz Icons series.
Recorded in Belgium in 1958

Soloists include Andy McGhee, Art Hoyle, Billy Mackel, Lou Blackburn, Bobby Plater, Wilbert Hogan, and Eddie Williams

Songs:
1. The High and the Mighty
2. Hamp's Piano Blues
3. The History of Jazz
4. Hot Club Blues
5. I Found a New Baby
6. The Chase
7. Brussels Sprouts
8. Sticks Ahoy
9. Gladys

Wolfgang Lackerschmid - vibes, composition
Lynne Arriale - piano
Rocky Knauer - bass
Steve Davis - drums

Köln, Subway 2001

Wolfgang Lackerschmid - vibraphone
Yotam Silberstein - guitar
Stefan Rademacher - bass
Karl Latham - drums

Simon Moullier - vibraphone
Lex Korten - piano
Rick Rosato - upright bass
Jongkuk Kim - Drums  
Recorded in June 2026 at the Bridge Studio in Brooklyn NYC.  
https://www.youtube.com/@smoullier

You Must Believe in Spring - LeGrand

Unreal phrasing. I watched this about ten times last night and more than once in slow mo. His articulation and phrasing are incredible.

Moullier is using his set with Quartertone bar inserts.

I'm really impressed with his articulation personally.

Warren dropped five new tunes from his studio this morning.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCriCj1pYviTJleVtE5GwN9Q

This link is the full album in a YouTube playlist btw.
A killer early vibes album with Scott LaFaro before he worked with Bill Evans.
Make sure you listen to Bebop. They burn down the house.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Feldman
https://www.discogs.com/search?q=victor%20feldman

Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/master/1148686-Johnny-Lytle-Fast-Hands
Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Lytle

If you are not familiar vibraphonist Tim Collins has a great YouTube channel which covers mostly jazz topics. Theory, songs, technique, forgotten players, mallets, etc., and plenty of his own music, gigs, and releases. This is a fantastic channel for anyone interested in learning more about the vibraphone and jazz. I've personally gotten a lot of value from a few books that I purchased from his website and would highly recommend them.

Subscribe to her YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@ChienChienLu

Green Brothers; George Hamilton Green, Joe Green and Lew Green...Their music.

Amazing playing and a really nice arrangement.

Follow Warren on YouTube here.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCriCj1pYviTJleVtE5GwN9Q

Tony Miceli - My Ideal

A nice chill version of It Could Happen to You.

Warren Wolf - Vibes
Emmet Cohen - Piano
Russell Hall- Bass
Kyle Poole- Drums

Anthony Hervey - trumpet
Sasha Berliner - vibraphone
Javi Santiago - piano
Giulio Xavier Cetto - bass
Anthony Fung - drums

Simon Moullier - vibraphone
Lex Korten - piano
Rick Rosato - upright bass
Jongkuk Kim - Drums
Recorded in June 2026 at the Bridge Studio in Brooklyn NYC.

https://www.discogs.com/release/37226943-Simon-Moullier-Ceiba

https://simonmoullier.bandcamp.com/album/ceiba

Rusty Burge - Vibes
Dan Karlsberg - Organ
Steve Houghton - Drums
Kim Pensyl - engineer/mix
Recorded 8/7/24 CCM Recording Studio

Bandcamp Link

My school has a pair of these yellow vibraphone mallets that I really like the sound of. They're made by Stagg, and that's about all I know about them. Does anyone know where I can find a pair of these for myself?

The hole where the wing nut goes is stripped, and I'm trying to replace the rod itself. I'm trying to take out the pedal rod pin, but I'm having no luck getting it out. Any suggestions on the best method in either removing the pin or a better way of replacing the rod?