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Jon Hendricks: Fast Livin' Blues. Original Recordings Group ORG 121/Columbia CS 8605 [US 2012]

@Peter Friedman, Frank Wess album: Thanks for recommendation!

Ted Curson, Tears for Dolphy Al Di Meola, Elegant Gypsy

Disc One of Three

Spohr- String Quintet No.7 & String Sextet Mozart - Disc 2 - Piano Sonatas K.281 ,K.282 ,K.284 ,K.545

The Complete Crazy Sunday at The Lighthouse - September 13, 1953

The term "orchestra" has changed a lot over the centuries, and only when musicology created standard terms in the late 19th century became associated with large ensembles as we are now used to. Originally it could determine any size ensemble. Some still use it that way. Standard sizes and instrumentation are a rather new invention, and before 1900 were defined by practical circumstances rather than musical requirements. Studying early music history taught me such things. Wikipedia is not of much help here.

It's a 2-LP set. I think there's a vinyl bubble going on, but 50 Euros for 2 LPs doesn't seem that high by current standards.

But not at this price!

Aaron Parks “Big Little III” Blue Note cd This is helping to chill me out.

Kevin Gray.

Who mastered it? I haven't found that anywhere online.

Ike Quebec “The Complete Blue Note 45 Sessions” Blue Note 2 cd set, 2025 As one would expect, sound is great.

Mozart - Symphony No. 40 Beethoven - Leonoren-Ouvertüre Nr. 3 Schubert - Rosamunde, Entr'acte Nr. 3 - Andantino

Wet Leg – "Moisturizer"

The Lacy catalogue was probably the crown jewels of the Emanem label - scooped up all of his releases over the years

I'm in whenever it eventually makes it to CD.

RIP - I was a fan of their early 1964-1972 run. Very much "of their time", but what a time!

I still can't find the D.S al Coda is on any of your charts. I see clearly where the Dal Segno sign is (where you go back to to repeat a specific section, but I can't find the D.S al coda is that tells you where you should play up to before you repeat. Good selection of Nick Drake, EW&F,Steely Dan in the Pop section

Ordered.

Oh, I love that album, and I love Joe Henderson !

I must say honestly, I dunno. That´s the record company that decides it I think. On Spotify it will be, I´m sure.