Tom 1960

SOLD! Thanks guys.

I've been hemming and hawing about picking up this release not knowing much about Nathan Davis. Seeing it's available on Dusty Groove I might now pull the trigger. What do you think? Nathan Davis : Peace Treaty (LP paper sleeve edition – with bonus tracks) (CD) -- Dusty Groove is Chicago's Online Record Store

Another one for you, Bill. Digging into the Blue Note titles today.

Got this off Amazon and arrived in the mail earlier today. I'm really happy with this. I can see myself playing this a few times over the coming days. I look forward to purchasing a few more Polish Jazz tittles if possible.

I've gotten around to purchasing a number of issues recently. I really enjoy Calvin Keys (Shawn Neeq), both Rudolph Johnson releases, both Awakening titles and the Chester Thompson. Purchased the Walter Bishop Jr. (Coral Keys), Henry Franklin (The Skipper) and a best of collection last year. I'm not certain I'll get into the Doug Carn but I'll keep an open mind. I saw both Gene Russell titles in an area music store a few days ago but paused on purchasing them. I'd like to hear them on Spotify first before making a decision. All in all, I love the label!

Thanks to Kevin for the recommendation the other night while music shopping.

I want to say somebody off of social media made a recommendation recently about picking up this release. I have to say this is an excellent date after listening to it both last night and today. It features the frontline of Freddie Hendrix on trumpet and Bruce Williams on alto sax. Both these players put in fine performances. Especially Hendrix who at times just plays his ass off on this release. If you're looking for a good straight-ahead jazz release and of course Stanley Cowell, how can you go wrong with this? Highly recommended.

Awesome! I can do that.

Any news?

I was pretty certain you would enjoy this. Kenny as usual always put in a solid performance. The icing on the cake is the playing of Joe Farnsworth on the session. Really makes the date for me.

Wondering out loud whether my friend Bill F has heard this yet?