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Disc 3

Ah, OK.

Now playing: Chris Potter - Follow the Red Line: Live at the Village Vanguard (Sunnyside, 2007) with Craig Taborn, Adam Rogers, and Nate Smith Oh yeah. Rab, Have you heard A Wilder Alias?

@Gheorghe, Several of the best cuts in the Pendulum Mosaic Select set first appeared on this LP: The David Liebman Quintet - Pendulum (Artists House, 1979) However -- aside from the Mosaic set -- I don't think the music has been reissued in CD format.

Yep! Hicks' late-in-the-game recordings for HighNote are consistently excellent. EDIT: Prompted by your post, @jazzbo:

Next up: Recorded live at the Village Vanguard in 1993

It's outstanding -- with Heinz Sauer (ts, as), Günter Lenz (b), and Ralf Hübner (d). I don't have Birds of Underground.

Prompted by the selection above, I'm listening to:

As mentioned above:

One of Wayne's finest hours, I think.

Yes. For sure. Thanks for this, Mark. This one is new to me.

Funny that you mention Weber. Earlier, I was listening to Pat Metheny's Watercolors, and Weber is the bassist on that album. Weber's playing caught my ear -- particularly on the gorgeous final track, "Sea Song" -- and that's what prompted me to grab this Hampton Hawes LP. I also pulled Weber's Yellow Fields from the shelf. I'm planning to spin that LP next. I guess it's an Eberhard Weber sort of day.

Now spinning: The Dynamic Hampton Hawes (MPS NL, rec. 1967) with Eberhard Weber (b) and Klaus Weiss (d) This LP is a favorite of mine.

Yep, it's a balm for a gloomy day.

Oooooh. Can't get rid of that one, can you?!?! JK You do you. ... But I couldn't!

Another Herbie Nichols tribute: So true.

Now listening to Stokowski's premiere recording of Charles Ives' Fourth Symphony, as heard in this set: A powerful performance! The CD also includes Ives' Robert Browning Overture and four songs (arranged for chorus & orchestra).

with Eddie Gomez & Billy Drummond