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Balladeer

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  1. Mary Lou Williams - Asch Recordings Disc 2
  2. Hal McKusick - The Complete Barry Galbraith, Milt Hinton and Osie Johnson Recordings (Lone Hill)
  3. John LaPorta - Complete Debut Recordings (Lone Hill)
  4. Kirk Knuffke & Jesse Stacken - Satie (Steeplechase)
  5. Helmut Brandt Combo - Berlin Calling (Sonorama)
  6. Tin Hat Trio - Book of Silk (Ropeadope)
  7. Patrick Saussois & Rhoda Scott - The Look of Love: A Tribute to Burt Bacharach (Djaz Records)
  8. As you all note rightfully Dionne was definitely his songstress. I also loved Aretha interpretation of "Say a little prayer" - the definiton of a perfect pop song! Finally I´ve been impressed by Elvis Costello´s album "Painted from memory" in honour of Burt Bacharach.. Without those Bacharach melodies this earth would be a poorer. RIP PS @Ken Dryden: It would be nice if you could upload Marian McPartland’s Piano Jazz with Bacharach! Please let us know.
  9. Julia Bullock - Walking in the Dark (Nonesuch)
  10. Josh Tatsuo Cullen - “Scenes in Tin Can Alley: Piano Music of Florence Price” (Blue Griffin)
  11. ------------------- Great session, great fun, great album!
  12. Nels Cline - Lovers (Blue Note)
  13. Lovely early stuff! "Madeline" (from The Jazz Message of) remains one of my all time favourite tenor ballads.
  14. Lhasa De Sela - The living road
  15. Still one of my favourite guitarists. Some very good recordings as a leader. But aside, from the outstanding trios with Chet Baker and NHOP in 1979 Doug recorded several exellent other albums as a sideman. Do you know for instance "Love & Pieace - the music of Horace Parlan" (Steeplechase) with Bob Rockwell? If not, give it a try.
  16. Moreno Torroboa - Guitar Concertos Vol 2 (Naxos) Wonderful production, the Concierto de Castilla is a dream!
  17. Jeff Beck played one of my alltime greatest instrumental ballads of the Seventies, "Cause we´ve Ended as Lovers" , what sound, sustain and imaginative power, a sublime gem! RIP, Jeff Beck
  18. Marcel Campion - Copain Django (Fremeaux)
  19. Max Bruch - Double Concerto for clarinet, viola and orchestra (Brilliant Classics) Giovanni Punzi, Vincenzo Milletari & Copenhagen Phil.
  20. Bill Frisell - Disfarmer (Nonesuch) Love the pervading folksy country twang on this one
  21. Marc Ribot - Silent Movies (Pi Records)
  22. Philip Catherine with Paulo Morello & Sven Faller - Pourquoi (Enja/Yellowbird) Subtle, wonderful sounds on electric guitar, nice flow, gorgous pieces - PC is a gentle giant on this late masterpiece
  23. Richie Beirach & Gregor Hübner - Testaments (O-Tone) Disc 1
  24. John Prine - In Spite of Ourselves (Oh Boy)
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