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Spotted on the YouTubes. Some fun anecdotes here. There's a follow-up video in which the host shows off a few items from the collection (since pushed to Ebay). He's also promised to do more show and tell in future videos.

More Herbie Nichols? That is very enticing. But I somehow doubt his involvement.

Closer to AMM than I recall (joking not joking). Beautifully recorded, and a nice showcase of the incredible rapport these musicians had.

You remember Ships Lounge on Lowest Greenville? That was a beer and set-ups establishment. Might still be. Interesting jukebox, too, back in the day.

From the same era as the DAY IN NEW YORK sessions are SUNG HEROES and AT LAST. The former a rather subdued studio date with Evans, LaFaro and Motian, the latter an edgier live recording (Half Note?) with Evans again, plus Jimmy Garrison and Pete LaRoca. Some excellent late period Scott to be heard on this recording, IMO.

IMO, a must-hear if you are a Scott fan. https://www.discogs.com/Tony-Scott-2-Bill-Evans-A-Day-In-New-York/release/2500212

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This is fine record, IMO. As is this one:

I dig it when Wayne honks. Cut-out fodder back in the day, but still a favorite.

It's OK; I enjoy it. Nice archival work sprinkled in, but depth of coverage varies. I get the sense Mr. King is an enthusiast first and foremost.

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Nice! Thanks for sharing.

From what I can tell, Dennis' health continues to be precarious. Best way to keep up with him is via Facebook. All that being said, best not to sleep on this recent release... although it may not be for everyone... https://ayler-records.bandcamp.com/album/vanishing-light-in-the-tunnel-of-dreams

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Ear-opening.