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Thomas Chapin Trio - LIVE! On Tour with Michael Sarin and Mario Pavone

There’s a bad phishing email hitting some companies today in the form of a fake DHL shipment notification. The email contains 2 .exe files disguised as pdf files which launch a keylogger when run or even previewing in Outlook. If you get one of these, do not open the links.

Dino Saluzzi - Themes from the Songbook

Martial Solal - NY1: Live at the Village Vanguard Francis Moutin - Bass Bill Stewart - Drums

Today is the first time ever I've listened to Hoagy Charmichael. I'm enjoying this very much, thank you Paul and Soulpope.

Anouar Brahem - Khomsa

The Ballad of the Fallen

Eastern Rebellion 2

Air Mail - Air Fred Hopkins, Steve McCall, & Henry Threadgill

Ray Brown - Some of my best friends are Trumpet Players

George Mraz - Morava

David Murray - Lovers David Murray - tenor saxophone Dave Burrell - piano Fred Hopkins - bass Ralph Peterson Jr. - drums

Ryles Jazz Club in Cambridge's Inman Square Is Closing by Marc Hurwitz It looks like another music club is calling it a day, and this one has been around for a very long time. According to an article in The Boston Globe, Ryles Jazz Club in Cambridge's Inman Square is closing, with owner Gary Mitchell (who runs the place with his sister Aimee Baum) saying that the Hampshire Street spot is being sold so that his family can focus on the S&S Restaurant, a deli on the same block that his great-grandmother opened nearly 100 years ago. No specific closing date has been given as of yet, but the Globe mentions a Facebook post from the Soul City Band that indicates it could be shutting down at the end of June. Ryles Jazz Club, which first opened in the late 1970s, is an institution of sorts that has seen the likes of Grover Washington Jr., Pat Metheny, Maynard Ferguson and others play over the years; while the original owner was Jack Reilly, Mitchell and his family have run the place for the past 25 years. The address for Ryles Jazz Club is 212 Hampshire Street, Cambridge, MA, 02139. Its website can be found at http://www.rylesjazz.com

Marilyn Crispell - Circles Oliver Lake and Peter Buettner on saxophones, Reggie Workman on bass and Gerry Hemingway on drums

Birth - Keith Jarret, Charlie Haden, Paul Motian, Dewey Redman

The Mysteries: Bill Frisell, Carol Emanuel and Kenny Wollesen

Joe Locke: Lay Down My Heart - Blues and Ballads, Vol. 1

Jimmy Raney - A

The drivers won't interfere, you're fine.

Aurora: Sara Serpa and Ran Blake

Black Dahlia - Bob Belden Someone needs to wrap a movie around this soundtrack.

Bill McHenry Quartet: Reid Anderson Bass Ben Monder Guitar Paul Motian Drums

Bill Dixon - 17 Musicians in Search of a Sound

Roswell Rudd - Trombone Tribe

Paul Jones with Leon Boykins and Rajiv Jayaweera by Paul Jones Paul Jones - tenor sax and compositions Leon Boykins - bass Rajiv Jayaweera - drums All audio and artwork by Paul Jones credits released November 17, 2017 https://paulthejones.bandcamp.com/album/paul-jones-with-leon-boykins-and-rajiv-jayaweera