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I agree, medjuck. It seems like used CD prices everywhere have fallen precipitously in the last couple years.

Richard Ford - Independence Day

Enrico Pieranunzi, Marc Johnson, Gabrielle Mirabassi - Racconti mediterranei (EGEA, 2000) Reminds me of Brahms' late chamber music for clarinet Oh yes. A wonderful trio & record.

Finally got around to reading this. It's every bit as good as they say. The best line in the book: "There is no trap so deadly as the trap that you set for yourself."

Clark Terry - Intimate Stories (Challenge, rec. 1978) with Horace Parlan & Red Mitchell

Kenny Wheeler, Norma Winstone, John Taylor with The Maritime Jazz Orchestra - Siren's Song (Justin Time) Azimuth meets a contemporary big band from Canada

Oooh. I bet that's good. I've never heard Melnikov play Prokofiev -- but it seems like he's almost always impressive. What do you think, soulpope?

!!! NP:

Out today: Martial Solal - My One and Only Love: Live at Theater Gütersloh / European Jazz Legends, Vol. 15 (Intuition) Solo piano. This one definitely goes on my "to get" list.

Dave Liebman & Richie Beirach - Balladscapes (Intuition, 2016)

More superlative Jackie McLean -- along with a certain vibraphonist that I really enjoy: Grachan Moncur III - Mosaic Select 1 Disc 1 - Originally released as McLean's One Step Beyond and Destination... Out! Jackie turned out one masterpiece after another during these years.

Larry Willis Trio - The Big Push (HighNote) with Buster Williams and Al Foster

Such expressive, timeless music!

Anita O'Day - Recorded Live at the Berlin Jazz Festival (MPS)

Eric Dolphy! Phew!

Michael Garrick Quintet - October Woman (Argo/Vocalion) Michael Garrick Trio - Cold Mountain (Argo/Vocalion)

Johannes Brahms: Chamber Music (Complete) (Brilliant Classics) Disc 8 - Sonatas for Violin & Piano, Nos. 1 - 3 / György Pauk & Roger Vignoles

Brahms: Complete Variations for Solo Piano / Garrick Ohlsson (Hyperion) Disc 1: - Theme and variations for piano in D minor (after sextet for strings, Op. 18) - Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Handel, for piano, in B flat major, Op. 24 - Variations on an Original Theme in D major for piano, Op. 21/1 - Variations on a Hungarian song for piano in D major, Op. 21/2

O.K. I'm listening to it right now via YT. I know Klemperer's studio M2 with the Philharmonia, Schwarzkopf & Rössl-Majdan -- but I've never heard this live version before. You won't regret it!