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Hmmm, this`s a beauty.

Steve Lacy - Capers.

Just ordered both albums.

Henri Renaud - "New Sound at the 'Boeuf sur le toit" A Fresh Sound reissue.

"Baby" Laurence - Dancemaster http://valeriekthurston.weebly.com/baby-laurence.html

Out on a Limb with Clark Terry.

Have a look at this German reissue label : http://www.sonorama.de/

THE SWEDISH MODERN JAZZ GROUP – Sax Appeal

Yeah, I've got that one on Ember too. Must dig it out ! One? I think you have more records as posts!

JAZZ AT THE FLAMINGO - 10TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE

Communication (Live At Fat Tuesday's New York) 1979 Tommy Flanagan - piano. Jerry Dodgion - soprano & alto sax. Red Mitchell - bass. My today`s delivery

My today`s arrival: Chris Woods Plus G. Arvanitas Trio* - Chris Meets Paris Meets Chris ‎

ERIC DOLPHY Last Recordings Recorded in Paris, June 11, 1964 DIW Records © ℗ 1988 ITM Records

Various ‎– Strata-2-East

An incredible document of the growth of the European jazz scene in the postwar years – a set recorded in Berlin, but featuring a host of the best players from all over the continent! The mix of musicians here is wonderful – similar to some of the great boder-crossing experiments from Saba/MPS a few years later – but still wonderfully fresh in this setting – as modern jazz giants from the other side of the Atlantic come together with amazing clarity of sound – and a host of fresh ideas that really set them apart from their contemporaries in the US! The set features a driving take on "Haitian Fight Song" with Dusko Goykovich on trumpet, Albert Mangelsdorff on trombone, Arne Domnerus on alto, Hans Koller on tenor, and both Martial Solal and Tete Montoliu on piano. Other numbers include a version of "Am I Blue" with vocals by Monica Zetterlund, "Blue Monk" by a Montoliu trio, "Hittin The Blues" with vibes by Fats Said and guitar from Franco Cerri, "Gone With The Wind" with Arne Domernus on alto and Ronnie Ross on baritone, "3 + 3" with Domerus and ross – plus Koller on tenor and Cerri on guitar, and "Avertissez-Moi" by a larger group with Martial Solal on piano, Koller on tenor, Domerus on alto, Goykovich on trumpet, and Sadi on vibes! © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. p.s. www.sonorama.de

That`s why I started this topic. Have fun!

Half way my second bottle.

A real wanna have!

Bud Shank Quartet Featuring Claude Williamson ‎(LP, Album, Mono), Pacific Jazz Records, PJ-1230 rec: 1956-11-07

Sam Rivers' Contours on the French Heavenly Sweetness label Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, May 21, 1965. Severely underestimated Tenorman!

Having a big soft spot for alto-players: Neon Art: Volume One features two songs drawn from unissued performances at Parnell’s in Seattle, WA, recorded on January 28, 1981. Side one features a funky romp on Art’s composition, “Red Car,” while side two showcases another Pepper composition, “Blues For Blanche.” Volume One will be released on red vinyl. Neon Art: Volumes Two and Three are drawn from a 1981 concert tour in Japan. Volume Two features, “Mambo Koyama,” “Over The Rainbow” and “Allen’s Alley,” and will be released on neon pink vinyl. Volume Three rolls out the brilliant “Make A List (Make A Wish)” on side one, coupled with “Everything Happens To Me” and “Arthur’s Blues” on side two. Volume Three will be released on neon yellow vinyl p.s great Fidelity !

George Williams and his orchestra - The "Fox" in Hi-Fi.

Cliff Jordan, James Long & Philly Joe Jones - The Rotterdam session.

Clifford Jordan Quartet ‎– Glass Bead Games.