HutchFan

Excellent!

Sorry to hear this sad news. RIP

Bennie Wallace - Disorder at the Border: The Music of Coleman Hawkins (Enja/Justin Time)

Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Natural Black Inventions: Roots Strata (Atlantic) Chris Connor - Sweet and Swinging (Audiophile) The Harold Danko Quartet featuring Gregory Herbert (Inner City)

The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Back Home (Concord, 1979)

So true! Whenever I listen to these LPs, I'm amazed that they aren't readily available. Enja needs to make these available again, pronto!!!

Continuing my recent Rahsaan-athon with Volunteered Slavery:

Fascinação: The Best of Elis Regina (Verve/Polygram)

Yeah. I've been amazed at how well the Saints have played this year. After they opened the season 0-2, I'd written them off. Big mistake. I'm not surprised that the offense has been so prolific -- with Drew Brees and those two RBs. It's their defense that's been so shocking. Their D has been historically bad over the last few years. But not this year. I don't see the Falcons winning unless they can put up 32 points or more. That's a tall order.

After work tonight, I'm walking down the street to see the Falcons vs. the Saints in the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium. If the Falcons don't win tonight, their already slim chances of making the playoffs will be O-V-E-R.

That's a desert-island disc for me. (More for the Fourth Symphony than the First, but they're both great.)

Best wishes for a speedy recovery. And HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Anita O'Day - Recorded Live at the Berlin Jazz Festival (MPS) with George Arvanitas, Jacky Samson, and Charles Saudrais

Thanks for the heads-up, Late. I'll be ordering Groove Holmes' Onsaya Joy.

Gorgeous. One of Buster's best, IMO.

Cal Tjader ‎- Live at the Funky Quarters (Fantasy, 1972) Cal Tjader (vib, perc); Al Zulaica (el p); John Heard (b); Dick Berk (d); Michael Smithe (congas) as reissued on:

NP: Earlier:

Is 2015 "newish"? If so . . . I also really like Gary Versace's playing on this CD from 2011:

Such a GREAT record, one of the best from the latter part of Farmer's career -- IMO.