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👍 - 3xLP from 1972 - will remain on my shelf ...

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November 29 Billy Hart - 1940 - 85 today!

these Storyville records are worthy

nice record, that Silkheart. I have it on LP.

I highly recommend 'The Great Concert of Charles Mingus', my first Mingus album (it was actually a triple album on Prestige), and a stunning document of Dolphy/Jordan/Byard European recordings.

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It's CD and vinyl from 1988, both out of print. I got the vinyl.

Pm sent on Kenny Barron, Green Chimneys JR Montrose, Welcome Back Randy Johnston, In a Chord Benny Carter, A Gentleman and his Music Joe Chambers, Mirrors

How is Autumn in Paris on Silkheart? Also looks like digital only.

Mine is now for sale on discogs. Only EU.

Oded Tzur “Translator’s Note” Enja/Muzak Japan cd Oded Tzur on tenor saxophone, Shai Maestro on piano, Petros Klampanis on bass and Ziv Ravitz on drums. Each member makes great contributions to intriguing compositions.

I've had that Bleu Regard CD plus the two Live At Sweet Basil's (also Bleu Regards) for a number of years now

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I have owned the original LP for many years and was pleasantly surprised by the sonics on the remaster, which I’ve only listened to digitally — it really jumps out at you and has a lot of detail. I think folks will be impressed by the job Frederiksberg have done, even if they’re familiar with this music.

Something very different than my last listen, Ben Pollack Vol. 3, on Jazz Oracle cd. White guy jazz from a band that often had some great players White guy jazz from a band that often had some great players (this volume for example has Jack Teagarden and Jimmy McPartland). An acquired taste perhaps but I acquired the taste last century and rely on this type of music to boost my spirits. And Jazz Oracle always has incredible sound quality for music of this vintage.

Yes, a nicely done real CD with an outer slipcase

I have the original LP ( in great shape) and the Bleu regard cd.

I assume this is a real CD and not a CDR? I really like his two ESP dates and Saga of the Outlaws, so a couple more leader dates would be nice to add. I got to hear him play in the mid-80s at the American Church in Paris. One set was Monk tunes. He also played When Johnny Comes Marching Home! How is the FollyFun Music?

CadNor used to stock the CD, unfortunately they are sold out. But they do still have copies of the equally great Live In Europe album from the same period with a similar lineup: https://cadnor.com/products/charles-tyler-live-in-europe-bleuregard-1960?_pos=1&_sid=deb0b71a2&_ss=r