Peter Friedman

Yes, a wonderful story. Wish that was more common from the very wealthy. It would be nice if that same sort of bequest from the rich was given to jazz musicians too.

Mendelssohn - Piano Trio No.2

Schnabel - Mendelssohn - Moments musicaux D.780 Argerich - Mendelssohn - Piano Trio No.1, Op.49

Mendelssohn - String Quartet Op.12 Mozart - Piano Concerto No.12, Op.414

Op.20/5 & Op.20/6

Mozart - String Quartet K.590 Piano Concerto No.9, K.271

Piano Sonata D.958

Always liked this one below a lot. But the top pick is a great series of Charlie Parker material.

Yes I saw her post, but I had the sense that she licensed them to Galaxy / Fantasy. She really did not say anything about the Atlas or Dan Japanese labels. So it seemed a bit unclear. The booklet notes in my Dan label box set do not say anything about ownership by Laurie. I was just curious about the process of the way the recordings seemed to move from one label to another.

Wonder how Laurie always owned this material?. It was originally issued on LP on the Japanese Atlas label. It was then reissued on CD on Atlas. I had most of them and sold all but one whenI got the Box Set which was released on the Japanese label "Dan". Did keep one individual CD featuring both Art Pepper & Sonny Stitt because it has two tracks that had Stitt without Pepper. Those tracks are not in the box set

Schubert - Piano Sonata D.625 Mozart - String Quartet K.589

Hayden String Quartets Op.20/1 & Op.20/2

"Stomping At The Savoy" from this album. It features a marvelous tenor solo by Joe Romano, that shows the definite influence of Sonny Rollins.