Peter Friedman

Mendelssohn - Concerto For Piano & Violin - Bruch - Symphony No.1

Disc 4 - Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson (1945-1947)

Here are some of my favorite CDs on the DIW label. Chris Anderson Trio - Blues One George Cables Trio - Night And Day Stanley Cowell Trio - Close To You Alone Stanley Cowell - We Three Nathan Davis - London By Night Clifford Jordan Quartet - Four Play James Williams Trio - I Remember Clifford James Williams Trio - Awesome James Williams Meets The Saxophone Masters James Williams - Up To The Minute Blues Jack Wilson In New York Richard Wyands Trio - The Arrival

Symphonies Nos. 30, 31, 32, 33

I tend to agree with Allen Lowe and Mike Weil. Corea's fusion music did not appeal to me. But to be fair, I never cared for fusion jazz in general, with only very few exceptions. Not sure why, but other than Corea's playing with Blue Mitchell & Now He Sings..., and - Tone For Joans Bones, very little of his music really reached me beyond the surface. Though I have some of his trio and solo albums, I rarely play them, and when I do, they tend to slightly disappoint me. I could make a very very lengthy list of albums by jazz piano players I would rather listen to before Corea.

Cello Sonatas Op.69, Op.102/1, Op.102/2

Yes, every one of those StanGetz albums is stone winner!!!!!

Beethoven - String Quartet Op.74 "Harp" and Stenhammar - Piano Concerto No.2, Op.23 Beethoven - String Quartet Op.74 "Harp" and Stenhammar - Piano Concerto No.2, Op.23

Joe Harriott (as), Bob Efford (ts), Bill Le Sage (p & vbs), Pete Blannin (b)

Ferras - Mozart- Violin Sonatas K.305 & K.376 and Berwald - Symphony No.2

Mozart - Piano Concerto No.17, K.453 and Schubert - Symphony No. 7 (8) ,D.759 "Unfinished"