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Yeah, these are tough ones to compare, because he's just been on fire in his consistency for a long time now. The Chicago Symphonies has been out for almost two and a half years and the other two are just under two years old and they still find themselves being played around here - mostly because once you get where he's coming from beforehand, you can just nestle yourself into a comfy position with drink of choice and envelop yourself in that mix of sound meets understanding (and sometimes awe). Really looking forward to the album next month about Central Park with Amina Claudine Myers.

He Gives From The Heart: A Retrospective of the Arab-American Violinist and Composer, 1916-65

Click and have a listen.

Sounds like a record store. (BTW: those Mosaics aren't mine ... yet).

Jacques Brunet Recordings of Central Javanese Gamelan: Archaic Styles and Austere Instrumental Performances of the Early 1970s

Clarence “Frogman” Henry Dies: ‘Ain’t Got No Home’ Singer Was 87

Incredible experience this afternoon.

Shade Your Eyes: Bulgarian-Macedonian Clarinet in Akron, Ohio ca. 1948

Three Folds by Tim Olive

Listening to her always makes me cry - in a good, satisfying way. I had a friend who said that when he looked at her, he always thought of a chocolate bunny.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68674814

Wait... so you've listened to all of that already?