Peter Friedman

This is Jackie's first album as a leader. I remember finding a copy on the Ad Lib label at a small shop in Detroit when it was first released. Jackie's great emotional playing grabbed me right from the start. I most likely had heard him previously with Miles Davis on his Prestige or Blue Note sides. I learned many years later that there were very few of the Mclean Ad Lib label records issued. Not sure I ever knew of anyone who had a copy besides me.

D.960 - wonderful

Can't compare this to "a really good pop record" and/or Cher. Don't listen to that kind of music. I just would call it a really good jazz record.

Op.59/1 and Op.59/2 "Rasumovsky" (2 of 3)

Red Garland - Disc one

Haydn - Op.50/6 Oistrakh - Mozart - Violin Concerto No.5 , Adagio in E, Rondo Concertante in B flat , Rondo in C

Beethoven - Violin Sonata No.8, Op.30/3 Martucci - Symphony No.1

Haydn - Op.50/5 Mozart - Symphony No.36 "Linz"

Disc 2 - Quartets with Russ Freeman, and Quintets with Bill Perkins and Jimmy Rowles

Mozart - Piano Sonata K.332 and Piano Concerto No 15, K.450 Sibelius - Symphony No.5

String Quartets - Op.30 and Op.33 "Grosse Fuge"