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Oscar Peterson Trio + One Clark Terry (Mercury, 1964) with Ray Brown & Ed Thigpen

More Jimmy Rushing: Listen to the Blues with Jimmy Rushing -- with Pete Johnson & Band (Jazztone, 1956)

The Jazz Odyssey of James Rushing Esq. -- with Buck Clayton & His Orchestra (Columbia, 1957)

No argument from me on that.

Enrico Rava Quintet - Andanada (Soul Note, 1983) with Pietro Tonolo (ts), Franco D'Andrea (p), Giovanni Tomasso (el-b), and Bruce Ditmas (d)

Next up: Joanne Brackeen with Eddie Gomez - Prism (Choice, 1979)

Now spinning: Quincy Jones - Gula Matari (A&M, 1970) ❤️

That's a terrific record.

Freddie Hubbard – trumpet Hadley Caliman – tenor saxophone, flute Phil Ranelin – trombone Billy Childs – keyboards, piano Larry Klein – bass Carl Burnett – drums Paulinho da Costa – percussion

Rush - Hold Your Fire (Mercury, 1987)

Yep. I fully agree.

Rush - A Show of Hands (Mercury/Anthem) Live recordings from the Power Windows (1986) and Hold Your Fire (1988) tours.

Next up: Freddie Hubbard - Skagly (Columbia, 1980)

Shocked & saddened to hear this news. R.I.P. He loved the music.

Japanese pressing Yes. "Baffling" for sure. I was hoping Elemental would include it in their Xanadu reissue series from a few years ago. But no luck. They chose Cuber Libre instead.

Another one from James Moody: Comin' on Strong (Argo/Cadet, 1964)

Just looking back thru this thread, I was immediately struck by Mike's comments about Mwandishi and Crossings from ten years ago. I couldn't agree more! They're MIND-BLOWERS.

So true. He was a giant.

Inspired casting . . . and inspired music! ❤️ Odyssey of Iska would likely be my desert-island choice for Wayne Shorter. Now listening to some James Moody, prompted by @Rabshakeh (on another thread): James Moody - Great Day (Argo, 1963) An excellent collaboration with Tom McIntosh. Sorta like their version of Miles & Gil Evans -- but a bit smaller in scale.

Get 'em both, Kevin. You won't regret it.

Now spinning: John Stowell - Golden Delicious (Inner City, 1977) with: Trumpet – Claudio Roditi Piano – Jim McNeely Bass – Mike Richmond, David Friesen (A2 only) Drums – Billy Hart Percussion – Dom Um Romão I really like this LP. It's Stowell's debut.