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You're welcome, Brad. There is another two-minute official tribute video compiled by Roland Garros organization... Will copy and paste the link here if I manage to find it...

Johnny Varro Featuring Ken Peplowski - Two Legends of Jazz (Arbors, 2009)

John Mayall Plays John Mayall (Decca, 1964)

Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson ‎– I Want A Little Girl (Pablo, 1981)

https://www.abc.es/deportes/tenis/abci-roland-garros-emocionante-video-nike-felicita-nadal-201906092016_video.html

Thelonious Monk ‎– The Complete London Collection (Black Lion, 1971). Desert island music!

I wish the platinum era of tennis (Federer, Nadal, Djokovic) did never end! There will never be anyone like them!

Rafaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Gus Viseur ‎– De Clichy À Broadway (Barclay/Universal JiP, 1956&1962)

I never was a big fan of Genesis, but I somehow liked their mid-70s albums in small doses. I hereby commit myself to play them in the coming days...

Vol.2: Danzas Españolas, Escenas Poéticas & Escenas Románticas

Enrique Granados - Complete Piano Music, as played by Marylène Dosse (1975) Vol.1: Goyescas, Two Impromptus, Aparición, Estudio & Capricho Español

Umlaut Big Band ‎– Euro Swing (Umlaut Records, 2015)

Happy B’day! I’ll play some Tete Montoliu Trio records with Tootie as a small tribute.

Sarah Vaughan ‎– Sassy Swings Again (Mercury, 1967)

Joe Venuti & George Barnes - Gems (Concord, 1975)

Madrid is full of Red Devils and Spurs... rivers of beer are flowing all over the city... 🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻 Didn’t manage to get tickets at a reasonable price. Will watch the match at home with my sons; all of us are Liverpool supporters (out of the list of Premier teams), but definitely Tottenham is also likeable for us... unlike Chelsea or City 🤗 Let’s hope it will be a good match!

Those are pretty deep thoughts! 😀 Now listening: I know it’s a classic but... not my cup of tea.

Albert King ‎– Born Under A Bad Sign (Stax, 1967)

Ian McCulloch - Candleland (WEA, 1989) I used to be a huge fan but, after “Tunnel Of Love”, I find his music too linear. Of course, there still a bunch of good songs here and there, and “The Ghost of Tom Joad” partially successfully points to “Nebraska” (which is a gem!!!). But nothing like “The River”, “Darkness...”, “Born to Run”... Some of his songs still bring tears to my eyes whenever I listen to them, for different sentimental reasons: “Thunder Road”, “I Wanna Marry You”, “No Surrender”, “Badlands”... and many more...

Don Ellis - New Ideas (Prestige/New Jazz, 1961)

Boss binge, eh?