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Another trio from Brazil:

Next up: Charles Tolliver - Mosaic Select 20 Disc 1 - originally released as Live at Slugs, Vols. 1 & 2 (Strata-East)

I noticed the bright yellow leaves through the windows in our living room and snapped this photo from the back porch.

From the new, big Charles Ives box: Wonderful.

Now playing: Mario Bauzá and the Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra - 944 Columbus (Messidor, 1994) Bauzá's final album.

Excellent review. Thanks for sharing your impressions, Pim!

Prompted by discussion elsewhere on the forum:

This set immediately comes to mind: Various Artists - Atlantic Rhythm and Blues 1947-1974 (8 CDs)

Ooooof. That's a bummer. Sorry to hear that, Clifford. So true!

Next up: Lars Danielsson, David Liebman, Jon Christensen, Bobo Stenson - Far North (Curling Legs NO, 1994) As spare and ECM-ish as you might expect. It was even recorded in Rainbow Studio in Oslo.

Now playing: Lee Morgan - Live at the Lighthouse (Blue Note, 1971) I'm listening to a playlist that recreates the sequencing of the original 2-LP release. The crème de la crème.

Oh yes. Konitz and Solal together are ALWAYS special.

NP: as heard in this 3-CD set:

Prompted by the @Referentzhunter post above: Disc 1: - Violin Concerto No. 1 in B Flat, K. 207 - Violin Concerto No. 3 in G, K. 216 - Violin Concerto No. 4 in D, K. 218 - Adagio in E For Violin and Orchestra, K. 261 - Rondo in C For Violin and Orchestra, K. 373 Arthur Grumiaux makes such a LOVELY sound with the violin!

IIRC, this was my introduction to Martial Solal. Yep!

Peter Apfelbaum - Luminous Charms (Gramavision, 1996)

Thanks for this tip.

I have Burns' second LP, Warming Up, since it includes an early Bobby Hutcherson sideman appearance. The album sleeve doesn't mention a producer. Good idea!

NP: Kenny Barron - New York Attitude (Uptown, rec. 1984) with Rufus Reid and Freddie Waits; originally released on LP as Autumn in New York Prime KB.