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I totally missed Bunnet on Blue Note. Glad to hear about them!

Jane Bunnet, but over more than one label...

Still trying to figure out what the original purpose of the session was. For broadcast?

I am ambivalent about both her and Lee Wiley.

I'd like to see some suggestions. Already mentioned are Mary Lou Williams, Shirley Scott, and Geri Allen. I'm not fond of either Barbara Carrol or Miriam McPartland, so I would not be excited about those. Amina, maybe, In a parallel universe. We can probably rule out Shirley Scott (too funky and Geri Allen (too modern). That leaves Mary Lou. So, who else you got, Face? Broad complaints carry with them a moral imperative for at least a superficial solution of the specific

Seriously? At the most basic level, what you're quoting from me was a response who seemed to think that the NYT was going to fawn all over a Williams Mosaic simply because she was female. Past that .. Seriously?

That was Let My Children Hear Music, right? An excellent choice. Hope she got the essay to go with it!

No idea, sorry. I saw this clip yesterday on a steaming TV station and was delighted to find it to also be on YT. Wanted to share it here.

Selma Tugg - Open, Windows

Excellent!

Somber Selkirk - Pris ka Pye!!!

If you did Andy Kirk JUST with Mary Lou's writing and solos, how much would there be?

Don Thompson, right?

Mikey gives that Back To The Future luvvin, maybe? Not just cruel, stupid, period.

What has come to be referred to as...

Also look at how many of them were EMI-adjacent.

Yep, fact devolving into Narrative devolving into Mythology.

Deal with THAT!!!!!!!

But...in 1963, Miles was at the then-peak of his popularity and already had a reputation as a "starmaker" (at least in jazz terms). It was a pretty high profile sideman gig, as opposed, say, Stan Getz.who was the star of the show, always.

Ronetta Silkens - Running Away To Home

Ok, it's the Toronto set. Already got that. I was hoping that was the older one.

Which Desmond set is it here? The first one or that last one. The live one?