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Since it was still sitting on top of the rack I’m now playing the first disc in this set. Marvin Gaye “Here my Dear” Expanded Edition, Motown 2 cd set, disc 1

🤙 Is it only me or are these Debussy recordings magnificant ? If i think of Haitink i think initially of Mahler, Debussy. Thereafter Bruckner ... What about you ?

Préludes Morton feldman's music is something i truly admire ... if it's done well ofcourse.

Listened a second time to the recording and i have to say that i don't like 'it' despite some listeners claiming this to be one of the best 9'th ... mwhee ...

Phi-Psonics – Expanding To One One of the better recent fake spiritual jazz records.

Thank you!

A lot happening at any one time.

February 20 Anthony Davis - 1951

An unlikely yet quite successful duet!

Art Pepper 1959 Live at the Cellar. 4 cds. Release date 02/20/26. https://omnivorerecordings.com/shop/live-at-the-cellar/

Edit - this was playing at the same time as the Tjader version above, so I mistakenly thought this wasn't actually a solo guitar tune. Kind of cool actually. But the solo version is good too, once I figured out what was going on.

Yep. Buster plays on the GJT's Love for Sale (East Wind, 1976). I don't think I've ever heard it. Anyone who has: What do you think?

Some Feldman recordings I haven't listened to in a long time.

I know he was with The Great Jazz Trio along with Tony Williams: Love for Sale.

Buster is cool.

Marvin Gaye “Here my Dear” Expanded Edition, Motown 2 cd set, disc 2 One of my three favorite Marvin Gaye releases. Sounding really good this evening.

I listened to this 2 LPs on one cd Impulse release that has gathered dust too long. I love Gonsalves. The first LP has him with Rolf Ericson, Johnny Hodges, Ray Nance and whoever set the tempos really chose some intriguing ones that led to steady slow grooves. 300×300 7.46 KB Now I’m listening to the second disc of the Wes Montgomery set that I listened to the first disc from this morning.

An interesting recording where all the tunes were originally by Serge Charloff.