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    Duke Jordan - Midnight Moonlight (SteepleChase, rec. 1979)
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    Now on my 'table: Alan Broadbent Trio - Everything I Love (Discovery, 1986) Overlook the dull-as-dishwater, Olan Mills-inspired cover. There's some excellent music here.
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    Very interesting and well-written article. Thanks for sharing.
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    More Sarah Vaughan:
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    Weller's Prokofiev cycle is very persuasive, IMO.
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    Sassy for me too. "Sweets" sounds divine on this one also.
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    Oh! Didn't realize. Another for the list! Very fine late-in-the-game Lester.
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    Per Discogs, it was recorded at Olivia Davis' Patio Lounge, Washington, D.C. on December 7, 1956. Vol. 1 of 4; issued on Pablo Live. I now have vols. 1 to 3. Still need vol. 4.
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    Ordered these LPs today:
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    Ella Fitzgerald - The Intimate Ella (Verve, 1960)
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    Two albums by Sheila Jordan -- her 1962 debut and then a leap to 2003: and I agree. And that album in particular is probably their finest hour (on record).
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    Still kicking around in the world of jazz vocals: and
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    Sonny Stitt - The Last Sessions, Vols. 1 & 2 (Savoy; originally released on Muse; rec. 1982)
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    Now this: Michael Garrick Trio - Cold Mountain (Argo/Vocalion, rec. 1972) with Dave Green (b) and Trevor Tomkins (d)
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    Yes!
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    I dig it. It's a CD that I picked up a few years back when I went on a Jack Walrath kick. It's nothing revolutionary -- however, it is exceptionally well-performed hardbop/postbop that pushes the envelope a little. Also, Walrath's compositions are always interesting.
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    Jack Walrath & Hard Corps - Journey, Man! (Evidence, 1996)
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    Don't you mean it's the Age of Relativism? Or am I missing your irony?
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    Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band - Tanuki's Night Out (JAM, 1981) Released as From Toshiko with Love in Japan This Akiyoshi-Tabackin LP is a bit unusual because all of the compositions are by Lew Tabackin.
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    Sonny Rollins

    HutchFan replied to mrjazzman's topic in Artists

    Thanks for sharing that, Mark. I'd read it before, but it's such a great interview that I enjoyed reading it again.
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    That's even better than Dance of Magic, IMO. And the third -- Love from the Sun -- is best of all.
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