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Coleman Hawkins - Rainbow Mist (Delmark)

Charlie Haden with Paul Bley & Paul Motian - The Montreal Tapes (Verve)

Sir Roland Hanna - Plays the Music of Alec Wilder (Gitanes Jazz Productions) Produced by Helen Merrill; originally released on Inner City in the U.S.

John Hicks - Hicks Time: Solo Piano (Passin' Thru) One of Hicks' best records, IMO.

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Stan Getz - My Old Flame (Concord) Disc 1 - originally released as The Dolphin

Oh, that does look interesting! Thanks, D.D.

First listen via YT: Gust William Tsilis & Alithea with Arthur Blythe - Pale Fire (Enja, 1988) with Gust William Tsilis (vib); Arthur Blythe (as); Allen Farnham (kybd); Anthony Cox (b); Horacee Arnold (d); Arto Tuncboyaciyan (perc, vo) Digging up more stuff with Anthony Cox. ... This is very interesting, so far. Nicely out-of-the-ordinary compositions. Arthur Blythe. What a distinctive sound he had!

Jack Walrath & the Masters of Suspense - Out of the Tradition (Muse, 1990)

Lately, I've been regularly spinning Anthony Cox's first two CDs as a leader -- Dark Metals (Antilles/Minor Music, 1991) and Factor of Faces (Minor Music, 1993). I only picked them up in the last few months, and I'm really enjoying them. Excellent playing & compositions -- but not necessarily in an in-your-face way. So, for example, he's groovy -- but not too groovy. The groove doesn't gobble up all the musical space. It's woven into the fabric; it's always musical. I think I first became aware of Cox's name years ago on Joe Lovano's Sounds of Joy (Enja, 1991), which is another outstanding record. I've also enjoyed Cox's playing with Jack Walrath, Geri Allen, Gary Thomas, and David Friedman. Looking at Cox's discogs entry, I see that he's played regularly with Marty Ehrlich. More to investigate. (Has anyone heard these?) I know that Cox is from Minneapolis. Did I read somewhere that he's moved back there? So... what say you? Do you have thoughts about Anthony Cox? Favorite records? Memories of seeing him live?

Anthony Cox - Factor of Faces (Minor Music, 1993) with Bob Franceschini (ts), Michael Cain (p), and Ralph Peterson (d)

Come on guys.

The third collaboration between Helen Merrill and Dick Katz -- from 1979. ... Plus a bunch of CDs from Ken Dryden.

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Roland Hanna - 24 Preludes (King Japan) with George Mraz and Jack DeJohnette - New Directions (ECM) with Lester Bowie, John Abercrombie, and Eddie Gomez