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with Phil Woods (alto sax), Art Farmer (trumpet), Teddy Kotick (bass), Paul Motian (drums)

Faye Miravite “Music Of Faye Miravite – La Brezza” Philology cd I chanced upon this one and I really like it. Flora and Airto on board! Contrabass – Ares Tavolazzi Drum – Airto Moreira, Jun Viray Guitar – Edgar Avenir Music By, Lyrics By – Faye Miravite Piano – Francesco Maccianti Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Stefano “Cocco” Cantini Vocals – Flora Purim, Sandra Lim Viray

More by Charlie Mariano & Jasper van't Hof:

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GinmanBlachman! Let´s call Stephen Riley (Steeplechase)

Isaiah Collier and the Chosen Few, Cosmi Transitions

There are those who don't like LISTS. I am among those who do like lists. It gives me insight into the taste and opinions of others. Also as has has been stated, it may suggest some items that I have missed or overlooked. Hutch is a prime list maker as I have followed his previous lists of jazz favorites from specific decades. I very much enjoyed seeing his selections. It will take a bit of time to put it together, but I will post a list of some of my favorite piano trio recordings.

That's what it feels like when I take a bunch of CDs into a used store.

Me too, but it never does !

MUZA SXL 1181 St - Jazz Jamboree 74 Vol. 2 - rec. 1974 live at the Congress Hall, Warshaw, Poland - McCoy Tyner Quintet (A) - Stan Getz Quartet (B)

I really like that record.

Supraphon ST 1152309 (CSSR) - Ludek Hulan Group - rec. 1978

Wanted to go way back. Some of my eldest family members had Bunny Berigan discs to spin and I associate his music with relatives gathered for fun and food. Bunny Berigan “1938” Chronogical Classics cd 300×298 11.5 KB I’m including a photo of my great-uncle (always just “Uncle”) Arvin “Suds” Selquist, Berigan fan and perpetual prankster, one fine human.