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Last night, Jonathan Fisher Quartet at the Balcony Club (Shelley Carrol/Peter Rioux/Andrew Griffith).

Wednesday - Jenny Scheinman All Species Parade

Chimera: Michael Bisio on bass, Timothy Hill on guitar and vocals, Iva Bittova on violin and vocal and Steve Gorn on clarinet and flutes. At the Lace Mill, Kingston, NY

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Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette “Tribute” ECM 2 cd set, disc 1 500×500 30.9 KB

The data regarding sessions, titles and line-ups listed on Discogs is correct. There are differences between that data and the data available in the Mosaic booklet. Has anyone ever compared the data?

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Decided to move to disc 2 of this fantastic release for the first listen. Abdullah Ibrahim “3” Gearbox 2 cd set

Enrico Rava - Edizione Speciale I remember standing outside in the crowd in Antwerp, drinking La Chouffe from a plastic cup, it was a sunny afternoon and the music was just right... pretty strange to think that, at the same time, they were recording an ECM album right there...

Cecil Taylor Live in Bologna Leo Phil Woods Enrico Pieranunzi Elsa - live in Ferrara Philology Chet Baker In Bologna Dreyfus Cedar Walton trio Red Record

Charles Lloyd Quartet, Passin' Thru (the portion recorded at the Lensic in Santa Fe)

The Audience With Betty Carter (they recorded multiple nights - I was there for one) Atlantis - McCoy Tyner (same as with Betty Carter) Live In San Francisco - John McLaughlin & The 4th Dimension, Jimmy Herring & The Invisible Whip Duet - Anthony Braxton, James Fei 75th Birthday Bash Live! - Kenny Burrell (recorded at 2 venues - I saw the Yoshi's show) Rhythm-A-Ning - Kenny Barron-John Hicks Quartet Blue Head - David "Fathead" Newman Plus Clifford Jordan Also ... The Last Waltz (I know. Not jazz 😎)

RIP for sure! I last saw him do a solo performance at Big Ears 2019. One of the best shows of the weekend.

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R.I.P. to a master. I particularly liked his duo sessions, such as those with Gary Burton and John Abercrombie.

Probably a "pass" for me.

Noticed that piano too. The drummer's style was not what I expected either. Not bad, but not sure how much of a match it is for this tune. Still, probably a good release for any Art fan because really, how many live recordings of him from the 50s are there? All the live sets I have are 70s onward and in a much different style. I'd love to hear a ballad from this set. I'll probably end up getting it.

Inclined to agree. Plus, the piano sounds out of tune (though that's not rare in clubs) and the sonics are not great (as might be expected from the tape source).

Found a track: Art is bringing it but in comparison to other versions of this tune, I don't know...this rhythm section sounds a bit stuck in the mud on this one. Or is that just me?

Omnivore is a very good company, they do a nice job on their releases.