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Same, a favorite! Another favorite: Bill Evans – California Here I Come

The French Connection Robert "Frenchy" McMahon Adolphe Thiers

Max Roach ‎– Members, Don't Git Weary Max Roach/Clifford Brown Quintet – The Historic California Concerts 1954

Mal!! Grenoble!! Thanks for the heads up Joe!

Origami/Kindergarten NP: Stan Getz - Stockholm Sessions '58

Dudu Pukwana Britney Spears Anne of Brittany

OBI is usually a good sign that the record was well taken care of, but I always remove it, priority to the front cover for me! I still keep it though, no need to devalue the record of 20% ! NP: Wayne Shorter - "Speak No Evil"

The Red Garland Trio + Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis – Moodsville Volume 1

Kevin Eubanks Eubie Blake Mortimer Shuman

Curtis Fuller - The Opener

Geri Allen Trio - Twenty One Roland Kirk ‎– Live In Paris, 1970 Vol. 2 Lovely record. I remember watching the corresponding video on YT back in the pmendes days. I guess it can still be found on INA behind a paywall.

George Duvivier Robert Duvall Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore

Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The LSO - Promises

bill evans trio - trio '65

Rupert Grint Katie Bell

The Lloyd McNeill Quartet - Asha

T-Bag Tony Kofi Tony Blundetto

Cannonball Adderley – Swingin' In Seattle: Live At The Penthouse (1966-1967)

OTO is reissuing Blue Notes for Johnny and Blue Notes for Mongezi !

Ornette Coleman - Change of the Century Sophie Alour - Opus 3

I used to look at what BruceH was recommending As for jazz, the threads on the board such as 1 artist/1 record, List your favorite albums from xxx are helpful for a start, but elaborate comments in the Artist Corner or in threads such as What are you listening to (original thread and current) /What vinyl... are very informative. As for non jazz, I much prefer RYM than Discogs (the rating system and the comments on Discogs are pretty much junk, even though I found some helpful World music lists there). As for classical music, I tend to read talkclassical. As for movies, IMDB offers a lot of connaisseur lists, but I still miss the original Movie thread from the BigO board, a goldmine of information for a newcomer. Overall, lists can be wonderful to discover new artists, but I find proactive searches/reads more rewarding. And recently, I tend to focus more on listening to my current jazz collection than systematically broadening my horizons, so much records I love and own that I spin so little. But that's another issue I guess

Sonny Clark Trio (King)