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I agree. Today the mail came. And with it a second package from The Lost Recordings with the Coltrane and the Getz Zardi's UHQCD sets. I think my second order was not canceled as it was said to be. Sigh. Worse problems are possible!

“Stan Getz at Zardi’s” The Lost Recordings 2 UHQCD set, UHQCD 2 Great sound, great playing. It just amazes me how inventive Stan can be, how masterful his bebop is and also how swinging his flow is, and how beautiful the sound he produces.

Coincidentally, I am listening to Ralph Pena as well, also with Herb Geller... Finally bought this today after seeing it many times, it's wonderful

Sometimes I close my eyes, stand in front of my shelves and just pull a cd out at random. Got a good one this time.

Ralph Peña: Master Of The Bass. V.S.O.P. Records V.S.O.P. #97 CD [US 1996]

“Stan Getz at Zardi’s” The Lost Recordings 2 UHQCD set, UHQCD 2 Great sound, great playing.

Yep, that's where I picked most of mine up as well. Back when FNAC stocked a fair number of cds.....a while ago....

Argo LP 642 - Lem Winchester Trio / The Ramsey Lewis Trio - rec. 1958- Engineer: Malcolm Chisholm

Listening back to last Wednesday night's show

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👍 💗 Cadet Jazz 716 (Japan MJ-1004) - Benny Golson " Free" - rec. 1962 - Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder

Eddie Bert “Kaleidoscope” Fresh Sound cd Reissues mostly Discovery sides, recorded before Discovery was sold to Savoy and before Bert recorded for Savoy. Pretty neat stuff, most of which have Duke Jordan on piano and many of which have Sal Salvador on guitar, and one of which is the very first recording of drummer Joe Morello.

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heard that on NPR. Pretty amazing!

Nielsen, An Imaginary Trip to the Faroe Islands / Symphony No. 4 / Pan and Syrinx Sibelius, The Dryad / En Saga Alexander Gibson, Scottish National Orchestra (Chandos)

https://www.discogs.com/release/11628787-Mel-Powell-Piano-Forte-Mel-Powell-And-His-Uptown-Hall-Gang?redirected=true from mosaic booklet: "O) BOYD RAEBURN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Tommy Allison, Jimmy Pupa, poss. Marky Markowitz, poss. Lou Oles (tp), Tommy Pederson, Bob Swift, Earl Swope (tb), Johnny Bothwell, Hal McKusick (as), Boyd Raeburn, Tommy Bauer, Emmett Carls (ts), Stuart Olson (bari), George Handy (p, arr), Jimmy Johnson (b), Don Lamond (d), Dorothy Claire (vcl), Ed Finckel, Dizzy Gillespie (arr). RCA Victor Studios, NYC, May 11, 1944 Supervised by Steve Sholes and Tony Janak VP 688 Raeburn spoken introduction V-Disc 246 (Army) / 26 (Navy) VP 689 A Night In Tunisia (DG, GH-arr) V-Disc 275 (Army) / 55 (Navy) VP 688 Who Started Love? (DC-vcl) (DG-arr)V-Disc 246 (Army) / 26 (Navy) VP 1764 March Of The Boyds (EF-arr) V-Disc 647 VP 1764 Two Spoos In An Igloo (EF-arr) –

Oliver Lake —- gallery-——-( Gramavision) 1986 session with a great band (Pheeroan akLaff, Fred Hopkins, Geri Allen).

Ha! Went to a vinyl clearout sale at a local record shop today and found the Phontastic LP (that has this session including that Night In Tunisia version) for the princely sum of 1 EUR°! So thanks again for hipping everyone to that recording, Marcel!