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Oliver Lake ‎– Again And Again (Gramavision, 1991)

Harold Land Quintet - The Peace-Maker (Cadet, 1967-68)

Awfully sorry to hear this. I had quite a few off-board exchanges with him in the past on Bessie and early jazz in general. He was always very kind a cooperative with me, and always an amazing source of knowledge. He will be missed within the jazz community. Rest in peace, Chris.

Guy Lafitte / Wild Bill Davis ‎– Three Men On A Beat (Black&Blue, 1983)

Lambert, Hendricks and Ross - The Hottest New Group In Jazz (Columbia, 1959)

Steve Lacy - Eronel (Horo, 1979)

30 minutes now, unless there is an intervining post from other board member.

Yusef Lateef - Before Dawn (Verve, 1957)

Earlier:

Classic amongst classics.

Phineas Newborn - Phineas’ Rainbow (RCA Victor, 1956)

Johnny Hartman - I’ve Been There (Perception, 1973)

Johnny Hartman - Today (Perception, 1972)

Buddy Tate & Clark Terry - Tate-a-Tate (Prestige/Swingville, 1960)

Messi F. C. What a player!

Shocking music at that time. One of the best discs of that era.

Ramón Farrán - El Olivo (Drums LP 12": AD 15.001, 1976), with Tete Montoliu on electric piano on three tracks

Motörhead - Bomber (Bronze Records, 1979)

Heh, heh, heh... you purposely skipped Collier's and Teachout's bios...