Sundog

Dinner Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto w/Walnuts served over Fettuccine Rigate Rapini Mixed Greens Glass of Chianti Dessert Strawberries

Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock dueting on Someday My Prince Will Come from their 1974 PBS Soundstage Performance.

Dinner Zucchinni Marinara Rapini Mixed Green Salad Glass of Chianti Dessert Pistachio Spumoni Gelato

Really? Does that include Tutu? Having just listened to Tutu recently- I wouldn't call it dated. In my estimation half the material just isn't up to par. The other half is just fine, especially if you have any inclination towards late period Miles.

Bobby Hutcherson, Disc 1

The Atlantic New Orleans Jazz Sessions

I like Pete Anderson's work with Dwight Yoakum and his solo disc Dogs In Heaven. Clearly this is spam but if you like alt. country/roots rock/honky tonk this might be worth checking out.

Another interesting theory I recently became aware of... European Mini Ice Age Responsible For Tonal Qualities Of the Stradivaris?

Mosaic Select: Andrew Hill-Solo (MS-023), Disc 2

The Complete Arista Recordings Of Anthony Braxton, Disc 2

Håvard Wilk - The Arcades Project

These have probably been mentioned in the various "bossa" threads but they are all very fine piano trio albums that deserve a wider audience. Airto is wonderful on these albums.

Don't recall any discussion of this one. One of my favorite recent discoveries. Wolfgang Dauner Trio- Dream Talk

- Tuna in Tomatoe Sauce w/Capers and Kalamata Olives over Linguine - Mixed Greens Salad - Glass of Red Table Wine

It's Alright! Don Convay- You Must Believe Me

Hmmmm... I mean, "Uhhhh...."

Yes- One of these things is not like to others! James Brown -- James Brown Singles Vol 8 1972 to 1973 Gary Bartz -- Ive Known Rivers & Other Bodies Pinton/Kullhammar/Zetterberg/Nordeson -- Chant Godforgottens -- Never Forgotten Always Remembered Havard Stubo Quartet -- Way Up(Way Down) Havard Stubo/Daniel Franck/Hakon M Johansen -- Wes! Joe Morris/Barre Phillips -- Elm City Duets 2006

Shorty Rogers And His Giants- Martians Go Home. Nice quirky laid back groove on this one.

The article is far from comprehensive but interesting none the less. Denzil Best comes to mind as a big omission.

Been thinking about this topic on and off for quite some time. Found an interesting article from Jazztimes on the very subject. Jazztimes Article

Cleaning out the refrigerator and cupboards. - Tomatoes, Olives, Anchovies, and Capers served over Bucatini - Mixed Greens Salad - Glass of Carmenere/Merlot Going to hit the indoor trainer for a hour first though!

James Brown's "Funky Drummer"

Toasted Creamy Orzo w/Fennel, Orange, Olives, and Onion. With a glass of Argentine Malbec red wine.

I've often thought more or less the same thing. See the quote below from the liner notes of the 2006 Legacy Edition reissue of Beck-Ola. "I'm proud we sounded that heavy, because that was my main aim: to blow every fucker off stage!" If that's not a rock 'n' roll mission statement I don't know what is.

I thought I was caught up, I just got volume 6. Great series!