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  1. Enormously prolific, I recommend Rich Perry´s later quartet recordings with Harold Danko for Steeplechase: "Gone" and "Mood". Many attractive sessions as sideman, too: I second colinmce: "Soft Hands" is an outstanding, drummerless album by Ron McClue, also very attractive the two horns line-up with Stephen Riley on McClures superb "Dedication". Also recommended: Perry on George Mraz´s quartet album "Bottom Lines" from the late Nineties.
  2. Stephen Riley - Baubles, Bangles and Beads (Steeplechase)
  3. Santana - Welcome (Columbia) They never got jazzier than on their "White Album" which has remained my dearest Santana recording over the decades.
  4. Now´s the Time: Deep German Jazz Grooves, Vol 2 1957-69. The Lost Tracks (Sonorama)
  5. @mjzee Rich Perry: An unsung giant of contemporary tenor sax! Urgently recommended: "Mood" quartet set with the great Harold Danko on piano and "Nocturne" another quartet recording but this time with guitarist Nate Radley. Live: "At the Kitano" (Three Volumes)
  6. Thanks a lot, mjzee! Lots of interesting music to come. Looking forward especially to the new Rich Perry album.
  7. Niculin Janett Quartett feat. Rich Perry - No Parking Any Time (QFTF)
  8. Die Strottern & Jazz Werkstatt Wien - Wo fangts an (Cracked Anegg Records)
  9. Rich Perry - So in Love (Steeplechase)
  10. Bud Freeman - The Test of Time (Bethlehem Records)
  11. If there remains one great classic REM Americana album it is for my taste "Fables of the Reconstruction" - haunting, moving, timeless!
  12. LaBrassBanda - Danzn (Universal)
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