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Listening to this again: Woody Shaw with Tone Jansa Quartet (Timeless)

Arthur Barron & Dave Liebman - The Miami Jazz Project (Zoho)

The Dave Brubeck Trio - 24 Classic Original Recordings: Distinctive Rhythm Instrumentals (Fantasy) with Cal Tjader

Chick Corea - Solo Piano, Part Two: Standards (Stretch / Concord) Earlier today: Keith Jarrett - Solo-Concerts: Bremen / Lausanne (ECM) Disc 1

John Scofield - Time on My Hands (Blue Note)

Airto Moreira, Flora Purim, Joe Farrell - Three-Way Mirror (Reference Recordings) Not surprisingly, this sounds a bit like the first iteration of Return to Forever.

Love that LP! NP: Misha Tsiganov - Spring Feelings (Criss Cross)

Cal Tjader - Cuban Fantasy (Fantasy) Live recording of Tjader's wonderful late-70s band with Clare Fischer & Poncho Sanchez.

More music from a certain Hungarian guitarist: Attila Zoller - Dream Bells (Enja) with Frank Luther (b) and Sonny Brown (d); recorded live at the Domicile in '76.

Orrin Evans - ". . . It was beauty" (Criss Cross) Orrin Evans is a remarkable musician, particularly in a trio setting. This one and Flip the Script are both five-star records, imho. Attila Zoller - When It's Time (Enja) with Lee Konitz, Larry Willis, Santi Debriano and Yoron Israel

This means that Concord now owns all of the Muse catalog -- except for the few titles owned by Don Schlitten -- correct?

Keith Jarrett - Mysteries / Shades (ABC Impulse)

Steve Turre - Right There (Antilles) with John Blake (vn); Akua Dixon Turre (vc); Buster Williams (b), Billy Higgins (d); and others.

Richie Beirach / David Liebman - Omerta (Trio / Storyville) One of their many terrific duo sessions. Recorded in 1978.

Such an astonishing record -- and Edition Two as well. Coincidentally, I'm also listening to Bill Evans: I think I Will Say Goodbye is the best studio LP from the latter part of Evans' career.

I guess you're right, Jim. I just meant that it was made available for a second time in the early 70s by Contemporary, and that particular issue wasn't an original -- and therefore more expensive -- pressing. On a related note: It's a bit surprising that this recording wasn't reissued (! ) as an LP in the OJC series. (It was only available as a CD -- at least according to discogs.)

Checking back in on this thread. . . Rather than trying to fix my busted Nitty Gritty (for now, at least), I decided to purchase a similar (but less expensive) Record Doctor V, made by Audio Advisor. I've only had this new unit for a few days, but it seems to work very well -- pretty much exactly like the Nitty Gritty did. I've said it before, but I think anyone who spins vinyl regularly should invest in a vacuum-type LP cleaner. They're well worth the cost. This particular unit is $200. I'd accumulated several used LPs since my old machine broke. Listening to them "before and after" cleaning with the Record Doctor is quite a revelation. Clean records sound MUCH better.

Now spinning this LP: Michel Petrucciani / Ron McClure - Cold Blues (Owl)

Two excellent LPs:

Big Beat Steve, According to discogs, there was an early-70s Contemporary reissue of this LP in the US. See https://www.discogs.com/Teddy-Edwards-Quartet-Teddys-Ready/release/3129004 Might be worth investigating. I've never heard that particular reissue, so I can't remark on the sound.

Sir Roland Hanna & Davey Yarborough - Royal Essence: An Evening of Ellington (Jazzmont) JD Allen - Radio Flyer (Savant)

Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra - Song for Chico (Zoho)

Art Pepper - Winter Moon (Galaxy) Hank Jones - Hanky Panky (Inner City)

Chris Dingman - Waking Dreams (2011) Chris Dingman - vibraphone Ambrose Akinmusire - trumpet Loren Stillman - saxophones Fabian Almazan - piano Joe Sanders - bass Justin Brown - drums and others