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Sadly I don't own it. Very streamable though.

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Possibly my favorite Art Pepper. Art Pepper “Surfride (+4)” Savoy/Denon 20 bit lp facsimile cd

The Charlie Mingus Jazz Workshop “Pithecanthropus Erectus” Atlantic/Acoustic Sounds SACD

Nabokov's Ada. I thought I would get a lot further into this on a train ride but actually worked much of the time. 🫤 Maybe a bit too much in the constant linguistic games. I gather he decide to let himself go full-Joyce in this novel.

I like this one a lot.

No doubt.

One that I haven't heard, but it's on my "to get" list:

Here ya' go.

To make up with my wife, over the nonsense I was playing the other night, I played her favorite artist: All because I was playing this: She told me don't ever play that again around me. Fair enough. We made up, we're good 😎

Oh yes. All of Rosnes' albums for Smoke Sessions are excellent.

Steve Turre has been on the label for a while now. The one I like best is Colors of the Masters.

Three subscribers off of this one upload ... pleasing.

Louis Hayes, Return of the Jazz Communicators Heads of State, Search For Peace Nicholas Payton, Relaxin' with Nick Bobby Watson, Keepin' It Real Joe Farnsworth, City of Sounds Joe Farnsworth, In What Direction are you Headed? Way Escoffery, Alone Eddie Henderson, Witness to History Charles McPherson, Reverence Rene Rosnes, Crossing Paths

Bump! Mentioned in the late Jack Chambers book on Twardzik "Bouncin' with Bartok".

Lluis Coloma Trio with Kid Carlos, at the Café Central (Madrid) https://cafecentralmadrid.com/events/lluis-coloma-trio-kid-carlos/

It is the rebranded Celebrity Series. Although I have appreciated their jazz programming almost all of the events are overpriced. I'm going to the Kris Davis Trio tonight in Cambridge. I don't know the backstory about the change but I've been a bit disappointed with their jazz events over the last few years.

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Henderson died about a year later. Hutcherson lasted quite a while after that but was already having health problems then and was using oxygen when I saw him and got badly out of breath while playing. Nevertheless both played well.

Now that's some fuuny stuff! Wow, that Brew record, where in the world did you find that???

Here are just a few of my favorites" Johnny O'Neal - In The Moment David Hazeltine - For All We Know Eric Reed - Groovewise Cyrus Chestnut - Midnight Melodies Vincebt Herring - Night and Day

A couple of my faves:

Mozart - Piano Concerto No.9 and No.11 - Rudolph Serkin