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    Excellent!
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    That's a fantastic record, imo.
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    Now playing: Rusty Bryant - Soul Liberation (Prestige, 1970) as heard on Bryant's Legends of Acid Jazz CD Tremendous. Oh yeah!
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    NP: with Richie Beirach, Billy Hart, a.o.
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    Now on my turntable: Prokofiev: Cinderella (suite) / Rozhdestvensky, Moscow Radio SO (Melodiya/Angel) IMO, when it comes to Prokofiev's music, no one surpasses Rozhdestvensky.
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    Last night: Grachan Moncur - Mosaic Select 1 Disc 1 - originally two Jackie McLean LPs: One Step Beyond and Destination... Out!
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    Rachmaninoff's Second Symphony, performed by Ormandy & the Philadelphia Orchestra:
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    Next up: Haydn: Symphonies Nos. 100 "Military" and 101 "Clock" / Mogens Wöldike, Vienna State Opera Orchestra (Vanguard LP)
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    I'm now listening to Ma mère l'Oye by Maurice Ravel, performed by Stanislaw Skrowaczewski & the Minnesota Orchestra:
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    Agreed. I have The Essential Airto, a CD that compiles Natural Feelings and Seeds on the Ground. Gonna play that next.
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    More Mister T on CTI: This one gets me every time.
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    Transcendent. ❤️ Can't go wrong with Airto AND Hermeto!
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    More Stitt: Don Sebesky's string arrangements give this Cadet LP a CTI-like vibe.
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    with Barry Harris, Sam Jones, and Billy Higgins
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    Agreed. And Satoh & Moriyama are just as impressive, imo. It's a stellar rhythm section.
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    Akira Miyazawa - Tenor Saxophone Masahiko Satoh - Piano Yasuo Arakawa - Bass Takeo Moriyama - Drums Potent stuff.
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    From Kenny Barron in 1982 (Golden Lotus) to Kenny Barron in 2024 (Beyond This Place). Fun fact re: continuity -- Steve Nelson is on both of these KB records, made 42 years apart.
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