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I didn't mean to put down BSN - they do some serious work with love and engagement. It's just that it's of limited use if you want to compile a serious session-based discography like I do with the BRIAN software.

I didn't know about this. Thanks for mentioning. I must get a copy.

I wonder who they are. They definitely have some money.

Commercial!!!

Any place for more sound samples other than the three on Mosaic's website?

Some ignoramus created a laughable list at Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/lists/The-best-jazz-of-the-90s/1406212

The Musician I love most from them all 💕

Tyler's estate does indeed seem complicated!

oh, I understand now. The buyers are definitely going for 1950 or later, yeah.

I lucked into a Japanese copy (of the physical CD) about four years ago. (Previously, I had the download as well.) Beautiful presentation, excellent remastering—a lovely product overall. More importantly, for those interested, just find a way to listen to the music! 🥰

I've spun this disc THREE times today! I don't know if it's still available (haven't checked), but I'd say it's an excellent entry point into microtonal music. Beautiful, precise playing, amazing sound, and most importantly...very musical. If a person only had "one" album/CD of microtonal music, they'd be well-served with this title. I'm sure there are other more "important" microtonal recordings, but this one is really really good.

Because I saw a DG blurb and just had to check it out:

thanks

Time Music ULS-1801-V / Overseas Records (Japan) Sonny Clarke Trio - rec. 1960 -

2 cd set.

Yeah, the "Never My Love" had the Piano Concerto/Symphony(?) I mentioned in my post. I heard his version of "Misty"the other day, and the fact that he didn't sing a note of the melody, and changed the chords to a gospel progression in the A section, might have confused the listening public of the time. I bought the vinyl of a Danny O'Keefe album, and was amazed to find DH playing his Wurlitzer on it! I think Atlantic encouraged its artists to collaborate on their albums. They got into some wild jams that you wouldn't expect on a Pop/Country singer's album!

💗 Cd or vinyl? Finesse Records FW 37488 - Bob Brookmeyer " "Through A Looking Glass" - rec. 1981 - Engineer: Frank Laico

I'd say those are "treasure chest" not "boutique"