Jim Duckworth

I'm listening to way too much Kenny Dorham these days...

Re-reading this.

A additional benefit of the Bobby Hutcherson set is that it allows one to investigate Joe Chambers as a composer as there are about 16 of his compositions therein. I probably would not have become aware of this aspect of BH's 60's work without the Mosaic set.

Discs 4, 3, and 1 so far.....

Yes, if I had to choose just one, it would definitely be Fields...

Love Sabir Mateen-only wondering if those of us for whom vinyl is not the medium of choice will get other options...

Started listening to the entire Roots and Folklore series...

Kenny Dorham on Yesterdays really working for me today.

Slept late, listened to Kenny Dorham and Louis, living my best life.

The discography can be found in a digital edition on Archive.org. https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.28912/page/n429/mode/

Really enjoyed the piano-less quartet(s) with Kenny Dorham.

Fletcher Henderson, Bob Crosby, or Lionel Hampton's big band recordings.

Not the kind of thing I usually watch, but it was strongly recommended by my older son. I liked it quite a bit even though there are some (what I take to be) action movie cliches that I do not care for.

I've been listening to this music for a very long time and find that I'm enjoying it more than ever.

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I really love the combination of Jackie Mclean with Kenny Dorham-they were on a roll with Matador and Inta Something and then this. Rereading the booklet with the Tina Brooks Mosaic set, it explains that Jackie shelved this date because he was excited about his working group with Bobby Hutcherson and Grachan Moncur.

This looks exceptionally groovy. I know I will dig it.

L I've purchased this music (quite) a few times since the late '70's-This is hands down my favorite edition.

That works for me. Mine is ordered. thanks.

Thank you.

Exactly. I am not an audiophile but distortion is clearly evident on those.