HutchFan

I'm 56 years old. Among my work colleagues, I'm one of the old guys. But around here, not so much. More time for me to build up my music collection to absurdly large proportions.

Disc 12 - Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet – Fantasy Overture After Shakespeare - Mussorgsky: Boris Godunov Symphonic Synthesis Wonderful stuff, I bet!

I don't disagree. Seems sorta silly NOT to include bonus tracks if they're available and there's room on the CD.

Tremendous.

Wow. That was cool. I had no idea that there was an instrument like this.

The idea of "The Originals" series was that the CD would be an exact duplicate of the original album. I've always assumed that's why they didn't include "I Remember Clifford" on that particular reissue.

Yessir. Both Marshall & Cables played with Hutcherson frequently, so the group sounds like a working unit.

Yup. They're pretty good records. Not mind-blowing. But solid. Chris Long is listed as the producer for There Are Times and Carl Jefferson for Full Circle. Both albums feature the same rhythm section: George Cables (p), Jeff Carney (b), and Eddie Marshall (d).

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I've been listening to two Bruce Forman LPs that feature Bobby Hutcherson: There Are Times (Concord, 1987) and Full Circle (Concord, 1984)

Superb SG.

Now: Disc 1 Earlier:

More lieder by Brahms:

Now spinning: Nancy Wilson - Something Wonderful (Capitol, 1960) arranged & conducted by Billy May mono vinyl

Jim, I'll keep an eye out for it under my Christmas tree.

The Latin Percussion Jazz Ensemble - Just Like Magic (Latin Percussion Ventures, 1979) Timbales, Vibraphone, Marimba, Synthesizer – Tito Puente Congas, Shekere – Carlos "Patato" Valdes Bongos, Guiro – Johnny Rodriguez Drums – Steve Berrios Piano, Electric Piano – Edy Martinez Bass – Sal Cuevas Trumpet – René López Vocals – Jeanette Rodriguez, Nancy O'Neill

Now listening to Yusef Lateef's Hush 'n' Thunder (Atlantic, 1973): A very, very interesting record.