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Bye-Ya

Roland Hanna & George Mraz – Romanesque Kenny Drew Quintet – Lite Flite People Under The Stairs – Sincerely, The P

MFT/Newport'63

Dong Qichang Ding Liren Dingo

Dean Craig Pelton Marquess of Queensberry Pigeon

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Herbie Nichols Trio – Herbie Nichols Trio (Marconi)

Nellie Lutcher The Jazz Butcher Butch Cassidy

Combine a movie freak, a LP freak, a jazz freak and walls way too high for wintertime and you got this.

I can relate, the very first jazz records I bought in a second hand store back in 2001 were: Art Tatum – Baptisé "Chopin Fou" (WEA) Bud Powell – The Genius Of Bud Powell (Verve) Fats Waller – Ain't Misbehavin' (Dreyfus Jazz) Erroll Garner – Erroll's A-Garner (Vogue) Oscar Peterson – Indispensables RCA (the 1945-1949 recordings) NP: Available on every yard sale in France , but still wonderful music from the 1947-1949 period, pretty much the same as the CD I have listed above.

Jimmy Rowles - Isfahan, Duets with George Mraz Eddie Higgins Trio – Again Bobby Jaspar – Tenor And Flute (Victor)

Michèle Morgan Micheline Presle Danielle Darrieux

Amina Claudine Myers Trio - Jumping In The Sugar Bowl Joe Albany – This Is For Friends Denny Zeitlin – Tidal Wave

Vincent Vega Beetlejuice Liquid Soul

Tony Williams A.J. Soprano Ivan Basso

George Roy Hill George Sand Sándor Márai

Kenny Drew – Undercurrent (King) Laura Veirs ‎– My Echo Radio Days – Selections From The Original Soundtrack Of The Motion Picture Not including South American Way in the last selection is downright criminal.

Great tune! One live rendition I enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY9e3V5RoHc Apart from Bartz, I am clueless about the other alto solos, is it Woods first?

Honoré de Balzac Martin Balsam David Stone Martin

Horace Silver - In Pursuit of the 27th Man Pharoah Sanders - Elevation Thelonious Monk Quartet - Misterioso (1958)

Mombasa - African Rhythms & Blues Mal Waldron Trio - Our Colline's A Treasure Kip Hanrahan - All Roads Are Made Of The Flesh

Nah, Flurin/Ubu was and will remain the youngest board member on the Big O !

Congratulations!!

Ran Blake Quartet ‎– Short Life Of Barbara Monk I remember enjoying it. I really enjoy it today - along with my morning Pu-erh tea!