Peter Friedman

Carl Fontana Quintet - The Great Fontana - Uptown with Al Cohn

Art Farmer - Ph.D - Contemporary

I would agree that the Mainstream releases of the 70's reflect the period. That is probably why most of them don't reach me. i had a large percentage of them on LP at one time and disposed of almost all of them. Hearing someone like Cedar Walton (for example) a strong favorite , playing electric piano is a turnoff for me. The general vibe of so many Mainstream albums were such a letdown for me after so many great recrdings from the 50's and 60's. Just my personal opinion. But perhaps my old age is a key factor in my view.

Doing some traveling so unable to post images. Currently listening to : Peter Bernstein Quartet - Somethin's Burnin' - Criss Cross

Disc 2

String Quartet Op.18/1, Op.18/4, and Op.18/5

Haydn - String Quartet Op.50/5 Tchaikovsky - String Quartet No.1, Op.11

with - Art Farmer, Phil Woods, Teddy Kotick , Paul Motion

Dvorak - Dumky for Piano trio, Op.90 Beethoven - Piano Concerto No.3 - R. Serkin/ Bernstein

Disc 2

Haydn - Op.50/4 Chopin - 4 Imprompus

Haydn - Symphony No.84 Dvorak - Cello Concerto