Peter Friedman

Very good news. George Cables is one of my favorite living jazz pianists. Saw Victor Lewis about a year ago. He was marvelously creative and swinging.

Kenny Barron & Buster Williams Duo

This is one I like: Euhad Asherie Trio - Swing Set - Positone

One more good one : Ruby Braff (trio) - As Time Goes By - Candid

A couple not mentioned that I like. Kenny Barron & Buster Williams - Live at Umbria Chet Baker - Live at Capolinea

Here are 8 obscure horn trio albums. Paul Clavis / Alan Barnes / Jim Hart - Swingin In Studio One - Woodville Scott Hamilton / Jake Hanna / Dave McKenna - Major League - Concord Lee Konitz Trio with Dick Katz & Wilbur Little - Oleo - Sonet Ralph LaLama Trio - Bop Juice - Small's Live Dave McKenna / Scott Hamilton / Jake Hanna - No Bass Hit - Concord Grant Stewart Trio - Cellar Live Grant Stewart Trio - Roll On - Cellar Live Lew Tabackin Trio - Live at Vartan Jazz

Disc One - Op.20/1, Op.20/2, Op.20/3

Here are a number of (good) additional "obscure" Piano Trio recordings. Donald Brown Trio - Autumn in New York - Space Time Todd Coolman Trio (Renee Rosnes, Lewis Nash) - Tomorrows - BRC David Newton Trio - Pacific Heights - BND Wray Downes Trio - For You ...E - Justin Time Mick Pyne Trio - Live at Ronnie Scott's - Spotlite John Horler / Jeff Clyne / Trevor Tomkins - Sorry It's Been So Long - Woodville Georges Arvanitas Trio - Recontre - Columbia Mark Eisenman Trio - Sweet & Lovely - Cornerstone Rene Urtreger Trio - Move - Black & Blue Gene DiNovi's Generations Trio - The Three Optimists at The Old Mill - Sackville

Beethoven - Piano Concerto No.5 "Emperor" Michael Roll / Royal Philharmonic Orchestra / Howard Shelley

Disc 1

Mendelssohn - String Quartet Op.44/3 &. Beethoven - Piano Concerto No.3