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with Peter Washington & Lewis Nash

I met Sam at a gig in Austin, and my wife and I talked to him a few minutes outside the club. What a nice man!

Sabine Kühlich's initiative to invite Sheila Jordan to Germany, to tour with her in May 2006, and to release two CDs has attracted a lot of attention! See: Gudrun Endress: Substanz, Charme und Phantasie – Sabine Kühlich. In: Jazzpodium 6/06, pp.3-4. Note: Gudrun Endress was the managing director of the Jazzpodium. Sabine Kühlich & Crisp: Fly Away. Acoustic Music Records 319.1370.2 [Germany s.d] ... with three tracks with Sheila Jordan: Ornithology, Beautiful love ..., How deep is the ocean. I purchased both CDs years ago directly from Sabine Kühlich: https://sabinekuehlich.com/

Music from 1958. The first part of the album reminds me of the West Coast Jazz of the period with 3 good saxophone players I had not heard before. Vocalist Ann Richards sings on the last few tracks and sounds very nice.

Kevin, Have you heard the 32 Jazz CD compilation titled Ricky's Choice? If not, you might want to give it a try. It's not one for purists, perhaps -- since it's a comp. That said, I think it's more convincing as a listening experience than any of the individual Muse albums. It skims the cream off the top, so to speak. And somehow it seems a little more legit since Ford picked the cuts.

French Suites No.1, 2 3

Good stuff!

Original mono pressing

$18

$9

disc 4

Cassandra Wilson “Jump World” Winter&Winter cd I sure wish Ms Wilson would put out a new one. I haven’t heard this one in a while.

Amazon has it up now for 19.98 and as I had Prime it's my best bet--I pre-ordered.

A few that I already have but that deserve wider exposure: Along with MANY others.

Sandy Graham!!!

The Muse catalog is very large, catalog numbers 5501-5568, so over 500 releases more or less.

Then forget about it being in this series.

Lawrence Sieberth, New New Orleans Solo Piano

Good point. Even CDJapan is coming in at $20 for this Silver.

It was a Schlitten.

A Schlitten according to Wikipedia.

Was that a Fields or a Schlitten?