HutchFan

You're right. There are SO MANY excellent recordings from the Keystone. Along with the ones that you've listed, some of my faves are by Bobby Hutcherson, Cedar Walton, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Jaki Byard, Woody Shaw, and Yusef Lateef. There's actually an excellent book about the club, Keystone Korner: Portrait of a Jazz Club by Kathy Sloane. Now playing, prompted by the talk above: Recorded in 1977

Now spinning: Azar Lawrence - Summer Solstice (Prestige, 1975) with Gerald Hayes (fl), Raul de Souza (tb), Amaury Tristão (g), Albert Dailey (p), Dom Salvador (p), Ron Carter (b), Billy Hart (d), and Guilherme Franco (d, perc) Craft 180 gram reissue. Excellent AQ and terrific music that's full of bright moments. Hmm. That looks VERY tempting!

Excellent! Luiz Eça should be much more well-known in jazz circles, imo. Terrific music. And the cover is indeed cheezy... but also fun.

Yep. I'm jealous, Gheorghe. I never got to see Max. Hutcherson's two quartet records with Herbie -- this one and Happenings -- are soooooooo good.

Next up: "Speak, brother, SPEAK!" - Max Roach Quartet at the Jazz Workshop (Fantasy, rec. 1962) OJC reissue

I've been "eyeing" those two Cadillacs too.

More French jazz from the 70s: François Jeanneau - Techniques douces (Owl/Inner City, 1976) with Michel Graillier (p); Jean-François Jenny-Clark (b); Aldo Romano (d)

This is very exciting, Clifford. Congratulations! I'll definitely be ordering this.

Now on my turntable: Michel Graillier & Christian Escoudé - Libra (Musica, 1978)

I think you'll enjoy it, Gheorghe. There's also a second volume from the same engagement that's just as good, Keystone Bop, Vol. 2: Friday/Saturday: jazzcorner - The other album is Spring Is Here:

More music from the Keystone Korner in 1981:

Stan Getz - My Old Flame (Concord, 2 CDs) Disc 1 - originally released as The Dolphin A reissue of two top-shelf Getz albums recorded at the Keystone Korner in 1981 -- with Lou Levy, Monty Budwig, and Victor Lewis

Now playing: Paul Gonsalves - Ellingtonia Moods & Blues (RCA Victor, rec. 1960) with Johnny Hodges, Ray Nance, Booty Wood, Jimmy Jones, Al Hall, and Oliver Jackson Sublime small-group swing.

Now playing: ¡Viva Charlie Palmieri! ¡Viva "Chombo" Silva! I really like that record.

Two from Dusty Groove: and Both P-Vine CD reissues. And two from Bandcamp: and Both moved-by-sound CD reissues.

Ray Bryant - Here's Ray Bryant (Pablo/OJC, 1976) with George Duvivier & Grady Tate ❤️

Next up: Bobby Vince Paunetto - Commit to Memory (Pathfinder/RSVP, 1977) Right on.

Bobby Hutcherson - Mosaic Select 26 Disc 1 - Originally released as Cirrus and Inner Glow Cirrus is such a beautiful, soulful album. It's like a warm embrace; it never gets old.