mikeweil

I will get me a copy - I have Transfiguration, so this is the ideal complement.

Okay, how about this?

Do Label names count? If so, there have been a few others posted here from that label. That blue was their favourite colour for monochrome covers is only natural. That said - the Mobley was the first that came to my mind. Here's some more:

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Of course he is.

from the Wes Montgomery Riverside box set

from the Riverside box set

Does the liner say anything about that guitar? He sounds like Wes on a Stratocaster ...

Starting Sunday with Melvin Rhyne is not tto bad an idea: 2004 New York session by a Japanese guitarist with Melvin Rhyne and Grady Tate. Excellent sound. Kanno is a good modern mainstream player who has his influences but forged his own sound and playing style, and shows in every note how much he appreciates the company of these two veterans. Very nice. At first I was a little mad at myself as I could have ordered a new copy for a dozen bucks less, but the one I got turned out to be signed by the guitarist! Can be found on amazon at acceptable prices, with listening samples. Kyle Asche was next. He plays beautiful guitar, Rhyne as well as with Kanno (this happened to be his last recording session, afaik), drummer Fludas is not quite my taste. But both CDs are equally good, if not breaking new ground. Next is some Dick Katz - nice, but maybe I will sell these again, not fascinating enough after repeated listening.

I had a copy of this and was a bit underwhelmed in the long run and sold it at some point, Too little Eddie, and maybe a bit over-supervised by Keepnews. I prefer it a liitle more raw ...

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I guess I was lucky as the worst touble I ran into was having to pick up a parcel at the local customs with some kind of invoice or debit note ..... maybe the guys in the shipping company are Trump fans and hate Europe.

Yes, but the Revelation LP I spinned just before it is a notch more adventurous. Now listening to the LP recorded the same week on the baoque style pipe organ in Brunner-Schwer's villa in Meersburg:

... the German edition of: