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Once this happened to me I just kept going. Waldron is similar. Aebi is an acquired taste but a number of the songs I cannot think of without hearing her voice in my head, and that's a good thing.

There is not a whole lot of work with Bavan. I like it fine. . . it's another voice, another style than Ross, I can handle a different style injected in.

Now spinning: Norma Winstone - Somewhere Called Home (ECM, 1987) with John Taylor and Tony Coe

Yeah I’ve noticed it. It’s a lovely but huge discography to explore. I still have to skip the records where Irene Aebi is present in a very dominant way because I still have trouble enjoying her singing. I can have it in small doses though and that’s a step for me Still lots of works to discover. What a fascinating musician he was.

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What do you think of it? Bavan has never sounded "right" to me as a replacement for Annie Ross, but I've had limited exposure to the work with Bavan, and it may just be that my expectations were caught short by the differences in their styles.

Lambert, Hendricks & Bavan “Live at Basin Street East” RCA/BMG France cd

Bernie Senensky The Cookers Quintet The Path

Op.41/1 and Op.41.2

Have you listened to any Pablo Held or Portico Quartet? Portico 's Monument is a good album.

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Rich Perry - So in Love (Steeplechase)

Joe Farnsworth “In What Direction are you Heading?” Smoke Sessions cd

Grateful Dead, “Enjoying the Ride” box set, Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center, Oakland, CA (11/21/85) disc 1

Be careful though, Pim, Lacy is just as addictive as Waldron. Once you've really caught the bug, you'll want to hear everything. And the discography is massive, with some releases frustratingly difficult to find (not to mention the prices).

Joe Locke “4 Walls of Freedom” Sirocco Music cd Starting a cool morning off with this one, a quartet recording with Bob Berg, James Genus and Gary Novak from 2003.

CLEF Records MG C-692 - (Japan 1994) - Flip Philips " Swinging With Flip" - rec. 1952

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Confront seems to be consistently good at the moment. I'm enjoying these https://confrontrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/the-duke-of-wellington https://confrontrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/pozna-appropriate-density https://confrontrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/clastic https://confrontrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/around-the-square-above-the-hill And one not from them https://nivuniconnu.bandcamp.com/album/embrace

So there were specific US-printed and equipped OJC covers? I bought lots of OJCs new throughout the later 80s and the 90s but cannot recall ANY single European-printed OJC cover (i.e. usually from Mikulski/ZYX in Germany in my case) or other printing distributed over here that had anything resembling an "OBI". There often was a much smaller sticker either on the shrink wrap or on the front of the cover itself, but it included only some sort of promo texts. And as it was easy to detach them without leaving marks they did not survive. However, in some cases the reissuers added the recording dates on the Prestige OJC reissues that did not have them originally (squeezing in a line of text in a font that usually differed from anything else on the back cover and that looked very much like an afterthought). Examples: OJC 054 (7031 - "Art Farmer Septet") and OJC 296 (7166 - "Workin'" / Miles Davis). I don't know, though, how many of these there were overall.