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HutchFan

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  1. Dave Liebman Group - Conversation (Sunnyside, 2003) and Oregon - Always, Never, and Forever (Intuition, 1991)
  2. Cal Tjader's Greatest Hits (Fantasy) LPs Vol. 1 & 2 on one CD
  3. Steve Turre - Lotus Flower (Verve, 1999) and Samuel Blais, David Liebman - Cycling (Effendi Records, 2014)
  4. The Inimitable Teddy Edwards (Xanadu/Elemental, 1976)
  5. Bunky Green - Places We've Never Been (Vanguard, 1979)
  6. Enrico Pieranunzi - Live in Paris (Challenge, 2005) with Hein van de Geyn and André "Dédé" Ceccarelli Superb. One of Pieranunzi's best, IMO.
  7. Shostakovich: Symphony No. 4 / Rozhdestvensky, USSR Ministry of Culture SO (BMG/Melodiya)
  8. And now the companion album: Genesis - Wind & Wuthering (Atco/Charisma, 1976)
  9. Genesis - A Trick of the Tail (Charisma/Atco, 1976) One of my desert-island discs.
  10. The first David Murray Octet recording that I heard -- and still the one that I play most frequently. An old friend, who -- somehow -- seems to NEVER GET OLD.
  11. Yeah, I remember. The 1980's were when I was just beginning to dig into jazz -- and it seemed like Murray was releasing a new album every week! Speaking of the superb rhythm section . . . Ed Blackwell plays SO beautifully on that record.
  12. Richie Beirach - ZAL (Trio Japan, 1976) One track solo piano; three tracks duo with Yoshiaki Masuo (g); two tracks duo with Terumasa Hino (tr, flgn)
  13. John Coates, Jr. - After the Before (Omnisound, 1978)
  14. with John Hicks, Reggie Workman, and Ed Blackwell
  15. Oh wow. That's very cool. ... Another story that you should share in a memoir, a book that you NEED to WRITE!
  16. Oliver Lake - Heavy Spirits (Arista Freedom, 1975) Powerful, moving music.
  17. Jean-Luc Ponty - Open Strings (MPS / PAUSA, 1972) with Philip Catherine (g), Joachim Kühn (p), Peter Warren (b), and Oliver Johnson (d)
  18. One of my favorites from Cannonball.
  19. Ray Bryant - Con Alma (Columbia, 1961)
  20. I suppose much of this music is "easy listening" rather than jazz. But Clare Fischer's arrangements (on three-fourths of the cuts) transcend most efforts in that genre. There's personality in the music -- even when there isn't much improvisation.
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