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Marty Ehrlich - Line on Love (Palmetto, 2003) with Craig Taborn, Michael Formanek, and Billy Drummond

This again:

Disc 1

Now spinning: Fay Victor - Herbie Nichols Sung: Life Is Funny That Way (Tao Forms, 2024) with Michaël Attias (as & bs), Anthony Coleman (p), Ratzo Harris (b), and Tom Rainey (d)

Astor Piazzolla - Libertango (Trova AR, rec. 1974) Wonderful.

Thanks for the report, @kh1958! This particular habit -- collecting a given artist's output solely in either digital or analog -- isn't one of mine. But I love discussing these sorts of idiosyncrasies. We've all got our weird habits -- the rules of our inner collector -- that guide us. And they're OFTEN strangely irrational. Even so, these "neurotic" habits are definitely part of the equation that makes the whole collection-building process so damn enjoyable.

Brilliant!

The Chico Hamilton Special (Columbia, 1961)

Charles Lloyd - Voice In The Night (ECM, 1999)

Pat Martino - Mission Accomplished (32 Jazz, 2 CDs) Disc 1: originally released as Interchange (Muse, 1994)

Now on my turntable:

Now spinning:

Yes, I assume it is. Here in the U.S., Chiaroscuro issued four volumes from this band's residence at the Roosevelt Grill.

I'm now listening to Wagner's Das Rheingold from Solti's Ring cycle:

Tremendous.

Sorry to hear this sad news. R.I.P.

Pat Metheny Group - Travels: Recorded Live in Concert (ECM, 1983) LPs 1 & 2 of 2 Terrific. This is really knocking me out today. Stunning AQ too -- especially considering the fact that these recordings weren't made in a studio.

Now spinning: Various Artists - The Panassié Sessions (RCA, rec. 1938-39) Sidney Bechet!!!

Just picked up this gem: Mickey Newbury - Live at Montezuma Hall / Looks Like Rain (Elektra, 2 LPs, 1973) I love Mickey Newbury's music.

Next up: Originally released in 1970 in Japan on the Victor World Group label