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Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy - Live at Dreher, Paris, 1981 (hat Hut) Disc 1/4

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Jacquet with a Rolls-Royce rhythm section.

Yep, I agree. It's an uneven album. But those first three cuts: "Don't Stop the Carnival" and "Silver City" and "Autumn Nocturne." Yowza!

Jessica Jennifer Williams - Orgonomic Music (Clean Cuts, 1981)

Sonny Rollins - Don't Stop the Carnival (Milestone) LP 1

Oh yeah. IMO, it's a tremendous recording, and its "legendary" status is well-deserved.

Disc 2

TREMENDOUS.

Gust William Tsilis & Alithea with Arthur Blythe - Pale Fire (Enja, 1987) Really enjoying this new-to-me discovery.

That's a GREAT record!

Martial Solal - Nothing But Piano (MPS)

Michel Petrucciani - Au Théâtre Des Champs-Elysées (Dreyfus) Disc 2

Focusing only on "one-offs": - Lee Konitz & Hal Galper - Windows (Steeplechase) - Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis & Paul Gonsalves - Love Calls (RCA) - Al Cohn & Jimmy Rowles - Heavy Love (Xanadu) - George Coleman & Tete Montoliu - Meditation [aka Dynamic Duo] (Timeless) - Bucky Pizzarelli & Bud Freeman - Buck & Bud (Flying Dutchman)

John Lewis / Helen Merrill - S/T (Mercury, 1977) Beautiful.

Paul Motian - Tribute (ECM)

Kenny Barron - Things Unseen (Verve)

John Lewis - Kansas City Breaks (Red Baron, 1982) and Mike Nock - In Out and Around (Timeless, 1978)

Yes. So true. On both counts.

Compiles tracks originally released on two LPs: Got My Own and Big Bad Jug

Yes, Yes, and Yes! NP: Charles Lloyd - All My Relations (ECM) Features one of Lloyd's best bands, IMO, with Bobo Stenson (p), Anders Jormin (b), and Billy Hart (d).

Mark, Was Clifford referring to your book? Or the Loft Jazz book that I asked about? I'm assuming that it's the latter. BTW: I just finished your book and would recommend it to others without hesitation. I enjoyed it thoroughly.