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I know! It makes no sense!

Tate & CT with a primo rhythm section -- Tommy Flanagan, Larry Gales, and Arthur Taylor.

Indeed. Probably my single favorite Chico record. Such great playing and compositions -- plus Harold Land!

LP 2 - Originally released as Buck & Buddy Blow the Blues and

Moravec's Chopin = Bliss

and Yes sir!

Helen Merrill - Chasin' the Bird (Inner City, 1980)

Immaculate blues piano.

Anita O'Day - My Ship (Emily, rec. 1975)

Nice!

Jessica Williams - Update (Clean Cuts, 1982)

Brilliant.

Betty Carter - Finally (Roulette) Yeah!

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Chamber music by Brahms Disc 2 - String Quartet in B flat minor, Op. 67 - Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34

Now listening to another recording of Beethoven's String Quartet, Op. 18/1:

T.D., You might consider the Belcea Quartet. I've enjoyed their set very much.

LvB for me too: Op. 18/1

I pulled that MJT + 3 two-LP set out of the dollar bin (!) at Wuxtry in Decatur. Well worth that. Speaking of Brownie & Max on vinyl, I picked up these two sets a while back: Audio-wise, I think they sound pretty good -- even if they were released in 1976 & 1977. Much, much better than the Trip releases, I'd imagine.

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