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Thanks for sharing that, Mark!

Daniel Humair - Triple Hip Trip (Owl) with David Friedman & Harvie Swartz

Milt Jackson and the Monty Alexander Trio - Soul Fusion (Pablo / OJC)

Shifting gears a bit: Dave McKenna Quartet - Featuring Zoot Sims (Chiaroscuro)

Henri Texier Quartet with Joe Lovano ‎– "Paris-Batignolles" (Label Bleu)

Earlier today, prompted by another forum member who posted it recently: Sonny Criss - Saturday Morning (Xanadu / Elemental) Beautiful. Also: Count Basie / Zoot Sims - Basie & Zoot (Pablo / OJC)

Bob Mintzer - Hymn (Owl) with John Abercrombie, Marc Johnson and Peter Erskine

Henri Texier - Colonel Skopje (Evidence, licensed from Label Bleu) with Joe Lovano, John Abercrombie, Steve Swallow and Aldo Romano

Now: Gary Peacock - Tales of Another (ECM) with Keith Jarrett & Jack DeJohnette

John Hicks! Love that CD. On the way home from work: Joe Lovano Us Five - Bird Songs (Blue Note)

More from Lovano: Joe Lovano Quartet - Classic! Live at Newport (Blue Note) with Hank Jones, George Mraz and Lewis Nash

Aldo Romano & Joe Lovano - Ten Tales (Owl / Sunnyside)

The Don Friedman Trio - Invitation (Progressive) with George Mraz & Ronnie Bedford

Matt Wilson's Arts & Crafts - An Attitude for Gratitude (Palmetto) with Terell Stafford, Gary Versace, and Martin Wind

Various Artists - Chess Blues (MCA) Disc 3 (1954 - 1960) On Friday after work, I stopped by the local Salvation Army store. Found this Chess Blues 4-CD set AND the Atlantic Rhythm & Blues 1947-1974 8-CD set.

The Progressive Don Friedman (Progressive) with Frank Luther and Billy Hart

Classic Columbia Condon Mob Sessions Disc 7 - Music under the leadership of Dick Cary & Billy Butterfield

More Dutch jazz from the 1970s: Rein De Graaff - Dick Vennik Quartet ‎– Modal Soul (Timeless Muse) with Koos Serierse (b) and Eric Ineke (d)

Niko -- I'm not familiar with Gijs Hendriks. But your post piqued my curiosity. I found this Hendriks album on YouTube, and I'm giving it a listen now: Very nice! Notes on the album's page on Discogs: GIJS HENDRIKS QUARTETwith Siegfried Kessler (p, el p), Bert van Erk (b), Michael Baird (d)& guests Slide Hampton, Sonny Grey, Raul BurnetThese 1976-77 recordings are from the period with Franco-German pianist Siegfried Kessler.This quartet was together for a year and a half. Frequent guests at the time were trombonistSlide Hampton and trumpeter Sonny Grey -- both are featured here on two tracks each. Andthe legendary conga drummer Raul Burnet is featured on one track. Made over thirty-five years ago, these are historical recordings from a particularly creativeperiod of Gijs Hendriks, which were never released. Also fine playing by Slide, whose stay inEurope was under-recorded. Recorded at Lucassound Studio, Hilversum, Holland October/November 1976 & January 1977.

More likely they're the new Edison cylinders. But I'm still happy to bring 'em home.

Various Artists - Chess Blues (MCA) Disc 4 (1960 - 1967)