Peter Friedman

Schnabel - Beethoven Piano Sonata No.29, Op.106 "Hammerklavier" Suk / Katchen - Brahms Violin Sonata No.2, Op.100

It is interesting to me to see what a number of those here believe to be Cannonball's prime period. My opinion is quite different from what many have said. The Cannonball I like best is from the 50's up through 1963. His recordings on Riverside were far more to my taste than most of what he did on Capitol and beyond. I can enjoy a couple of his Capitol sessions, but much prefer his Riverside recordings.

Borodin - Piano Quintet in C minor Burgmuller - Symphony No.2, Op.11

Symphonies Nos. 15, 16, 17, 18

Haydn Piano Sonatas - No.29, No.49 & No.35

Op. 54/2 & Op.54/3

I find the word "junk" to describe the male sexual organs to be more offensive than the photo. Also the other Frank Wess Cd with the title "Surprise! Surprise" on the Gemini label has a tune with that same title. This was a 1993 session which predated the Chiaroscuro session, and was recorded in Norway. The CD was called "Surprise! Surprise as the producer had no intention to record musicians who were playing at the Oslo Jazz Festival. I have not heard the Chiaroscuro CD, but like the one on Gemini a lot.

The CD below has the same title, but with different sidemen. Joe Cohn, Norman Simmons, Lynn Seaton, Jackie Williams

if I remember correctly, Barry Harris recorded "I Love Lucy".