HutchFan

Someone here on the forum was discussing Raney a while back -- it might've been you, Jim -- so I snagged one of her CDs. Both of these are full-on FIVE STAR discs, imo.

Lee Konitz & Martial Solal - Live at the Berlin Jazz Days 1980 (MPS) Extraordinary duets.

Sounds good.

Disc 8

A good-looking haul, Eric. Priorities, Dan! It all comes down to priorities! 😁

Noice!

Next up: The Super Jazz Trio - The Standard (Baystate/Sony JP, rec. 1980) with Tommy Flanagan, Reggie Workman, and Joe Chambers Super indeed.

More Harold Land: and

Yeah, I can pump the brakes on the buying for a while. I've got plenty of new-to-me stuff to dig into. So what did YOU order from Honest Jon's??? Out with it! Don't be shy.

Sure thing.

That would be philadelphiamusic. https://www.discogs.com/seller/philadelphiamusic/profile?sort=listed%2Cdesc&limit=250&q=Half+Off+-+Marked+for+Removal Note: Only some inventory is half off. About 1,700 jazz CDs.

One of my favorite Discogs vendors is having a half-off sale on selected inventory. . . . and I kinda went bananas. I just ordered 40 CDs. The crazy thing about it is that my total cost -- for FORTY discs -- is just $73.40 plus shipping & tax. And it's good stuff too. Take a look: Al Grey / Jimmy Forrest Quintet - Night Train Revisited (Storyville) Bill Mays Trio - Live at Jazz Standard (Palmetto) Bobby Hackett featuring Vic Dickenson - Live at The Roosevelt Grill, Vol. 3 (Chiaroscuro) Bobby Watson - Advance (Enja) Bruce Gertz / Ken Cervenka - Shut Wide Open (Double-Time) Cab Calloway - Best of the Big Bands (Columbia) Charles Lloyd with Cedar Walton, Buster Williams & Billy Higgins - Acoustic Masters I (Atlantic Jazz) Charlie Rouse - Unsung Hero (Epic/Legacy) Chet Baker Quartet - No Problem (SteepleChase) Cleo Laine - Blue and Sentimental (RCA Victor) Count Basie & His Orchestra featuring Louis Bellson - Basie in Sweden (Roulette/BN) Daniel Schnyder - Nucleus (Enja) Daniel Schnyder - The City: Seven Compositions by Daniel Schnyder (Enja) Dizzy Gillespie - Dizzy in South America, Vol. 2 (Consolidated Artists Productions) Ella Fitzgerald - Ella Sings Broadway (Verve) Ernie Krivda - The Alchemist (Inner City) ETC [Fred Hersch, Steve La Spina, Jeff Hirshfield] + Jerry Bergonzi - ETC Plus One (Red) Gene Ammons - Goodbye (Prestige/OJC) Gene Ammons & Sonny Stitt - God Bless Jug and Sonny (Prestige) Great Jazz Trio - Standard Collection, Vol. 1: Summertime (Limetree) Helen Humes - Songs I Like To Sing! (Contemporary/OJC) Hoagy Carmichael - Stardust, and Much More (Bluebird) Joe Venuti & Earl Hines - Hot Sonatas (Chiaroscuro) John Hicks - Beyond Expectation (Reservoir) Johnny Dodds - Great Original Performances: 1923-1929 (Louisiana Red Hot) Johnny Griffin - The Man I Love (Black Lion) Larry Willis - My Funny Valentine (Evidence) Maucha Adnet - The Jobim Songbook (Kind of Blue) Nancy Harrow - Wild Women Don't Have the Blues (Candid) Norris Turney - BIg Sweet N' Blue (Mapleshade) Ricky Ford & Kirk Lightsey - Reeds and Keys (Jazz Friends) Roy Haynes Group - When It's Haynes It Roars! (Dreyfus) Sammy Price - Rockin' Boogie (Black and Blue) Sandy Graham - Sandy Graham (Muse) Sue Raney - All By Myself (Capitol Jazz) Sweet Basil Trio [Cedar Walton, Ron Carter & Billy Higgins] - My Funny Valentine (Bellaphon) The Country Gentlemen - Calling My Children Home (Rebel) The Rhythmakers - 1932: The Complete Set (Retrieval) Tommy Flanagan Trio featuring Kenny Burrell - Beyond The Bluebird (Timeless) Vic Dickenson - Gentleman of the Trombone (Storyville) Not bad, eh?

Me too. Hooray for Harold Land! NP: Bruce Gertz Quintet - Blueprint (Free Lance/Evidence, 1992) Excellent.

Kenny Wheeler, Norma Winstone & John Taylor with The Maritime Jazz Orchestra - Siren's Song (Justin Time, 1997) Azimuth + Jazz Orchestra

and Two doozies. That looks fun!

Larry Willis.

More Larry Willis. This time with Jerry Gonzalez & the Fort Apache Band: Pensativo (Milestone, 1995)

Now: Gorgeous music with several outstanding compositions by Willis. One of his best albums, I think. Earlier today: Disc 4 - Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra (mostly)

Wow! Great find for sure! I'd love to have that set.

Very cool!

Nancy Harrow - You're Nearer - with Sir Roland Hanna & Special Guest Bob Brookmeyer (rec. 1986) Baldwin Street CD reissue of an LP originally released on Tono Records, Canada

Ronnie Cuber sits in on one cut. I wish he'd stayed for more. The bari-sax & flute combo sounds great.

Now playing: Art Pepper - San Francisco Samba: Live at Keystone Korner (Contemporary, rec. 1977) with George Cables, Michael Formanek, and Eddie Marshall