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BUD POWELL: "IN EUROPE". DUKE RECORDS D-1012 MONO

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JOE LOVANO: FROM THE SOUL. BLUE NOTE CDP 7 986362 [1992]

SHEILA JORDAN: PORTRAIT OF SHEILA. THE BLUE NOTE COLLECTION / TIMELIVE TL 646/5/15 [1989]

ANTONIO HART: FOR THE FIRST TIME. NOVUS PD83120 [1991]

VARIOUS: MUSIC FROM THE SOUNDTRACK ALL NIGHT LONG. EPIC LA 16032 [1962]

! ! "Hobsbawm wrote about jazz for the New Statesman in the late 1950s and early 1960s under the pseudonym Francis Newton ..." https://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/11/music-time-night-eric-hobsbawm-s-record-collection

! They were a quartet with Stan Getz!

Nat Adderley "featuring Sonny Fortune, alto sax" (!): NAT ADDERLEY QUINTET: BLUE AUTUMN. THERESA/BELLAPHON TRCD 122 [1986]

R.I.P. Sonny Fortune (ss, as, fl) on: McCOY TYNER: SAHARA. MILESTONE MSP 9039 [1972]

MARION BROWN: THREE FOR SHEPP. IMPULSE/MCA VICTOR MVCI-23044 [1991]

Bon anniversaire 2018!

BENNY CARTER: LEGENDS. MUSICMASTERS/LIMELIGHT 518627-2 [1993]

3 x !!! The first ECM!

There is a direct train connection between Göttingen and Vienna ...

Lucky one https://www.vivino.com/hilberg-pasquero-nebbiolo-d-alba/w/100262?year=2004 !

November 22 - see http://www.myramelford.com/projects/project/display/id/4/Snowy-Egret She will also come to my hometown Göttingen November 17 for our 41st Jazzfestival. Line up of "Snowy Egret": Myra Melford (p), Ron Miles (cnt), Liberty Ellman (g), Stomu Takeishi (b), Gerald Cleaver (dr). https://www.jazzfestival-goettingen.de/index2.php/artists/myra-melford-snowy-egret/

I saw Bob Stewart here November 7, 2015 with Tony Malaby´s TubaCello instead of the announced Dan Peck at the 38. Goettinger Jazzfestival: Tony Malaby (ss), Christopher Hoffmann (cello), Bob Stewart (tuba), John Hollenbeck (dr).

Look instead here:

I agree with you!

https://www.discogs.com/label/275940-Thats-JAZZ-2

CHARLES MINGUS: BLUES & ROOTS. ATLANTIC 50 232 [1976]

Same here - just in my hands ;-)!

Oh, one of the 'silver issues'!

! "The album features the final recordings of longtime Ellington saxophonist Johnny Hodges, who died between the album's two recording sessions." Wikipedia, New Orleans Suite.