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Next up: Enrico Pieranunzi - Proximity (C.A.M. Jazz, 2015) with Ralph Alessi, Donny McCaslin, and Matt Penman

If you'd like to dig into her music, I'd recommend these, @mjazzg: - Anything Goes (Audiophile, 1979) - You're Nearer (Tono/Baldwin St., 1986)

Jimmy Owens - The Monk Project (IPO, 2011)

Yep. Harrow is terrific -- and terrifically under-recognized.

Giving this new-to-me LP a first spin: Nancy Harrow with Jack Wilkins - Two's Company (Inner City, 1984)

I wish I would've had an opportunity to hear Farmer perform. Never did. But I'm grateful for the records.

Now spinning: Art Farmer - Farmer's Market (Prestige, 2-LPs) Compilation of tracks recorded 1954-56

You won't regret it, clifford.

This again: Grupo Folklorico y Experimental Nuevayorquino – Concepts in Unity (Salsoul, 1975) Tremendous.

Next up: First spin.

In my experience (so far), all Fajardo is good Fajardo.

It's not a coincidence. The guitarist's father admired scouting and Baden-Powell. So that's how he got the name. The guitarist's full name was actually Baden Powell de Aquino. He did pronounce it a bit differently, however: BAH-den instead of BAY-den. More Brazilian music: Tania Maria with Boto and Helio - Via Brasil (Barclay FR, 1975) Sunnyside CD reissue

Quietly brilliant & bursting with vitality.

Earlier:

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