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That's a bummer. IIRC, I only have one Clean Feed release -- Malaby's Tamarindo. Obviously, that wasn't enough for me to detect any sort of pattern. I may roll the dice regardless . . . who knows.

Various Artists - New Orleans: The Cradle of Jazz 1917 - 1946 (Charly) Disc 1

and Disc 1

Wessell Anderson - Warmdaddy in the Garden of Swing (Atlantic)

Trio da Paz - Partido Out (Malandro) Duduka Da Fonseca!

Baseline [Hein van de Geyn, John Abercrombie, Joe LaBarbera] - Standards (Challenge) and David Liebman - Trio + One (Owl) with Dave Holland and Jack DeJohnette + Caris Visentin

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I just found out about this CD (released on September 28, 2018), so I haven't had a chance to hear it yet. That said, I was lucky enough to see this group perform in NYC at the Cornelia Street Cafe last year. It was an AMAZING show, so I'm happy they made a recording. The line-up: Jacob Sacks - piano Ellery Eskelin - tenor saxophone Tony Malaby - tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone Michael Formanek - bass Dan Weiss - drums Has anyone had a chance to hear this? I expect that I'll be ordering it soon.

with Rufus Reid & Freddie Waits

The Dizzy is excellent also.

Joe Henderson - The Elements featuring Alice Coltrane (Milestone) playlist drawn from:

Thanks for sharing your impressions.

What do you think of that Moody LP, kh? I've never heard it.

Count Basie / Sarah Vaughan (Roulette) and Tito Puente - 50 Years of Swing (RMM) Disc 1

Houston Person - Lost and Found (32 Jazz) Now listening to the cuts originally released as Wildflower (Muse, 1978)

John Coltrane - The Classic Quartet: Complete Impulse! Studio Recordings Disc 4

Picked up these four LPs earlier today at a local shop: Chico Hamilton Quintet - The Chico Hamilton Special (Columbia) One of the earliest (the first?) Chico LPs with Charles Lloyd. George Shearing Quintet - Shearing in Hi Fi (M-G-M) with Cal Tjader, Toots Thielemans, and Al McKibbon. Hampton Hawes Trio - The Seance (Contemporary) I already own this music in digital format, but I couldn't resist the vinyl. It's one of HH's best, IMHO. David Liebman Quartet featuring Mike Nock - The Opal Heart (Enja) Late-1970s Lieb with a pianist who isn't Richie Beirach.