Bright Moments

wasn't she a friend of "boots"

hehe do i get a discount?

this is one of kenny's that i really enjoy!

um-- sorry? NOT!!!! This one is a winner! don't miss out!

i like it!!! pull the trigger on this one! sorry folks i didn't see the other thread - i'll delete after bob sees my response! e

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glad i've got mine already!!! RUNNING LOW The Columbia Jazz Piano Mood Sessions (7 CDs) $112 A Treasure Trove of Artistry And Technique In 1950, Columbia Records set out to chronicle the then-current musical landscape under the banner "Piano Moods." We've chosen to re-release, for the first time in nearly fifty years, the jazz sides from the Piano Moods series. There's the lush complexity of Errol Garner; Joe Sullivan's rugged lope; the quiet eloquence of Eddie Heywood; Jess Stacy's expressive use of dynamics and upbeat attitude; the delicate command of Teddy Wilson. Additional highlights include a thrilling, live solo-session from Art Tatum, recorded at Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium a year before the Piano Moods project began and two drummer-less sessions from Ahmad Jamal recorded in 1951-52, with Ray Crawford on guitar and Eddie Calhoun on bass. The Mosaic Records booklet includes a behind-the-scenes look at the series by the original producer George Avakian and an essay by pianist Dick Katz.

happy birthday!!!!

That's better than a relative named Wednesday: ...but not as good as a Tuesday: ...or a Monday:

well i've just spun mine and i have to say it was EXCELLENT!!!

this is a terrific cd! i second the recommendation!

any way to open this up for us johnny come latelys?

this was a GREAT read! highly recommended!

happy birthday!!!

happy birthday!!!

Been busy, then? MG i got a lot of kids!

i finally got to listen to this - WOW MG - EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

maybe i missed something, but shouldn't hubby be going to jail??

has anybody heard this one?

is it wrong to clap after your own solo?

happy birthday!!!!

He was in Paris last november and played fantastically. His sound is maybe not as 'strong' as in the past but he is still a master... Here is a photo of the concert at the Unesco in Paris last november : Claus Reichstaller (tp), Maurice Brown (tp), Benny Golson (sax), Nathan David (sax) the sax player on the end is nathan "davis"

do you have a cd recommendation for the above works?