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Hermeto again: Hermeto Pascoal & Grupo - S/T (Som Da Gente, 1982) This first album by Pascoal's great 1980s band with Jovino Santos Neto and others.

More Hermeto: Hermeto Pascoal e Grupo - Brasil Universo (Som Da Gente, 1986)

Hermeto Pascoal & Grupo - Só Não Toca Quem Não Quer (Only If You Don't Want It, You Can't Do It) (Capitol/Intuition, 1988)

Flora Purim - Open Your Eyes You Can Fly (Milestone, 1976) Such a great album. Good one.

I think both of those records are wonderful. You're in for a treat!

Santi Debriano - Soldiers of Fortune (Evidence/Free Lance, 1990) with John Purcell (ts, fl, b cl), David Fiuczynski (g), Joe Locke (vib), Kenny Werner (p, synth), Ronnie Burrage (d) Debriano is an interesting composer and musician.

Hilton Ruiz on piano !!!

Two by José Roberto Bertrami: Blue Wave (Milestone, 1983) and Dreams Are Real (Milestone, 1986)

One of Andrew Hill's many masterpieces.

First listen: Robin Eubanks - Different Perspectives (JMT, 1988) Just arrived in the mail.

NP: Nat Adderley Quintet - Blue Autumn (Evidence/Theresa) with Sonny Fortune, Larry Willis, Walter Booker, and Jimmy Cobb

John Handy - Excursions in Blue (Quartet, 1988) with Jim McNeely or Buddy Montgomery (p), Rufus Reid (b), and Billy Hart or Eddie Marshall (d)

Chet Baker - Peace (Enja, 1982) with David Friedman (vib, mar), Buster Williams (b), and Joe Chambers (d) Outstanding.

The two saxmen are supported by an excellent rhythm section.

Joachim Kühn, Daniel Humair, Jean-François Jenny-Clark - From Time to Time Free (CMP, 1988)

More Azymuth:

Turning out to be a day of Latin music. Irakere - El Coco (Milestone) I think this is the last Irakere album with Arturo Sandoval. Paquito D'Rivera was already gone. and César Camargo Mariano & Hélio Delmiro - Samambaia (EMI/Odeon Brazil)

This is the first full-length LP that Bobby Hutcherson ever appeared on. Hutcherson's only previous recordings were two cuts on Pacific Jazz sampler under the leadership of Les McCann.

Andrew Cyrille - Special People (Soul Note, 1980) with Ted Daniels, David S. Ware, and Nick De Geronimo and Zoot Sims - Suddenly It's Spring (Pablo/OJC, 1983) with Jimmy Rowles, George Mraz, and Akira Tana The opening cut, "O Cantador" !!! Phew! Amazing.