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Willie Rosario "Cuidese Compay" (Top Hits) 1983 .... the golden days of Salsa were nearing its end, but Willie Rosario used his patent formula successfully once again .... btw Tony Vega and his lead vocals helped a lot in this ...

Quadro Nuevo + Bigband "End Of The Rainbow" (GLM) 2012 ....

Gastr Del Sol "Upgrade & Afterlife" (Drag City) 1996 ....

Recorded @ Konzertsaal Siemensvilla Berlin on October 8th, 1994 .... the late Sergio Fiorentino never disappointed .... wonderful piano sound too ....

Back Cover of : Booker T & The MG`S "McLemore Avenue" (STAX Records) 1970 ....

Marika Hackman "We Slept At Last" (Dirty Hit) 2015 .... photography by Glen Erler ....

Willem Breuker Kollektief – A Paris / Summer Music

Until he picked up the keytar off a stand he sat at a grand piano at right angles to a an electric keyboard switching between the two even within solos. Though I've seen the film several times it's been a while and I wouldn't recognize the theme from Blowup.

Oh this must have been wonderful. I love everything he does. Dont forget I grew up in the era of the transition from acoustic to electric jazz and so the most natural thing for me was to hear let´s say "Mayden Voyage" or all the stuff with Miles, Shorter and all those heros and on the other hand hear "Head Hunters" . It was the most natural thing. We dug it ALL and I still dig it all. I love him on all instruments, of course acoustic but all the keyboards too. That´s him, that´s music.

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I still read jazz books, but have gotten much more selective, especially regarding titles I have to purchase rather than borrowing via interlibrary loan. I can envision going for a well-written and researched Cecil Taylor bio, but would wait to see some reviews/feedback before buying. I admit to rarely reading liner notes (beyond a cursory scan) any more.

New John Moreland music coming in June. 👍

I mainly stick to the music these days. I used to read a lot of the jazz books, but less & less.

That's a grim tale! Yes, wore mine out as a teenager, was (and still am) especially mesmerized by the perfect "Hot 'Lanta"/"In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" album side, and by the live "Whipping Post".

Might be a generational / old fart thing on my part, but if the Young book can be counted on to appear I'll pass on Freeman.

Was he playing a real piano until he got to the Headhunters stuff? And did he play Blow-Up?

just received an email from Eremite & am looking forward to this too

Got this one on Chuck's recommendation, and, as usual, he's absolutely right. The sound is very good. Like the video stuff too. Thanks Chuck!

I think I’m going to get that Ahmed set too. this also looks fantastic Gayle/Parker/Graves https://milfordgraves-blackeditionsarchive.bandcamp.com/album/webo

United Front - Live In Berlin

Kind of an oddball example, but even more than the others Dickey wasn't one to be put in just one box.