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Has to be Bluiett. I've never heard the song or album, but I would guess it's cut #6 from this. The trumpet player's writing style is pretty unmistakable from his time with the great bass player in the 70's. BTW. if I'm correct, I need to pick this CD up!

“Alexis Cole Sings Pepper Adams–I Carry Your Heart” Motema cd 500×451 35.7 KB Arranged By – Jeremy Kahn Bass – Dennis Carroll Drums – George Fludas Lyrics By – Barry Wallenstein Music By – Pepper Adams Piano – Jeremy Kahn Tenor Saxophone – Eric Alexander, Pat LaBarbera Vocals – Alexis Cole “The world premiere recordings of Pepper Adams ballads paired with lyrics.” Recorded by John Larson and Vijay Tellis-Nayak at Transient Sound, Chicago - May 24-25, 2011.

More from the same set: Disc 2: - My Home from Op. 62 - Husitská (The Hussite Song), Op. 67 - Amid Nature, Op. 91 - Carnival, Op. 92 - Othello, Op. 93 - The Water Goblin, Op. 107

Shirley Horn “Travelin’ Light” ABC Paramount/GRP Impulse cd An early Horn, very nice–the two flutes are fun! Shirley Horn – piano, vocals Joe Newman – trumpet Jerome Richardson – flute, tenor saxophone Frank Wess - flute, alto and tenor saxophones Kenny Burrell – guitar Marshall Hawkins – bass Bernard Sweetney – drums 300×298 12 KB

Now playing: Disc 3 - Symphonic Poems: - The Noonday Witch, Op. 108 - The Golden Spinning Wheel, Op. 109 - The Wood Dove, Op. 110 - Symphonic Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 78

Yes. I assume so.

Same recordings?

Pacific Jazz (Japan BRP 8038) - Hi-Fi Sampler " Assorted Flavors Of Pacific Jazz" - compiled 1956 - Production: Richard Bock 😁 💗 👍 💗 😁 😁

That Keynote box set is an amazing document of the swing-to-bop era before the long playing record changed the way we listen to and approach a jazz record session. Lots of these artists, and certainly these records, suffered relative neglect in the LP era. I'd also recommend the Mosaic box set of Capitol small group sessions, mostly marooned on 10-inchers.

Yep.

and here!

Shirley Horn “Here’s to Life” Verve cd 300×296 9.55 KB Wow, Shirley is in a world all her own, a beautiful world.

More Erroll Garner:

Vinicius Cantuária "Horse And Fish" Hannibal cd Bass – Paul Socolow Drums, Percussion – Paulo Braga Percussion – Mauro Refosco, Nanny Assis Producer, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Vinicius Cantuária Trumpet, Synthesizer, Percussion – Michael Leonhart

Haven't listened to this one in a long time. Dizzy and Stitt are both outstanding. I like the way the piano solos of John Lewis exhibit a somewhat calm reserved sensibility but with true jazz depth after the multi-noted exciting solos from Diz & Stitt.

I've had it since it was first released. Timeless, incredible music. Great sound. Recommended!

This lovely lady is a great singer. Sabrina Malheiros “New Morning” cd Followed by From the “Enjoying the Ride” box set Grateful Dead Capital Centre, Landover MD (9/15/82)

Ditto.

His website says that he played on the Botti At Sea Jazz cruise in February of this year, so it looks like he is still playing. His label, Blues Back Records, went belly up in 2011 but he seems to have a few more recordings on his website and bandcamp pages. Two of the CDs in the Signature Series box on his website don't seem to appear anywhere else, so you might want to check that out. I have no idea if any of these recordings are recent as they don't list recording dates for a any of them that I can find.

I have seen Wycliffe numerous times. He is a marvelous musician. He plays trombone, and a number of other brass horns. Wycliffe also sings. Wycliffe loves New Orleans style jazz as well as Swing style, Funk style and Bebop. His enthusiasm on the band stand makes his performance great fun.

Good one.