HutchFan

I agree that the original, text-free cover is better. I just posted what I've got. 😉

Today, I ordered 12 CDs from a favorite Discogs seller: Peter Apfelbaum & The Hieroglyphics Ensemble - Signs of Life (Antilles) Mario Bauzá & His Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra - My Time Is Now (Messidor) Bill Berry - Shortcake (Concord) Joanne Brackeen Trio - Power Talk (Turnipseed) Orrin Evans - #knowingishalfthebattle (Smoke Sessions) Dave Holland Octet - Pathways (Dare2) Scenes [John Stowell] - Destinations (Origin) Sphere - Sphere (Verve) Witold Lutoslawski, Symphony No. 2 · Chantefleurs Et Chantefables · Piano Concerto - Dawn Upshaw, Paul Crossley, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Esa-Pekka Salonen (Sony) Witold Lutoslawski, Symphonies Nos. 3 & 4 · Les Espaces Du Sommeil - Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Esa-Pekka Salonen (Sony) Franz Schubert, Sonate D. 894 · Moments Musicaux D. 780 - Alain Planès (Harmonia Mundi) Franz Schubert, Sonates D. 845 & D. 568 - Alain Planès (Harmonia Mundi) All used and all very inexpensive.

Yes.

More by the MJQ: Wounded Bird CD reissue

More Jimmy Rowles:

This again:

Now: Earlier:

Excellent Latin-Jazz, I'd say. I'm a big fan of Bill O'Connell.

First spin: Sonora Ponceña - Sabor Sureño (Inca, 1974) My LP is the newly reissued Craft 180-gram vinyl.

NP: This CD compiles two Fantasy LPs: Agua Dulce (rec. 1971) and Live at the Funky Quarters (rec. 1972)

One of Bobby's masterpieces.

One can hardly go wrong with the pairing of Mel Tormé and Marty Paich.

Now listening to some Sweet Poppa Lou: R.I.P. An excellent session!

Real Gone Music vinyl reissue