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Cal Tjader, Guarabe (Fantasy)

I don't buy off of Discogs. I meant the local (Dallas) record outlets that I frequent usually do not premium price the Clef label.

Bobby Rush, the 86 year old bluesman, had the virus and has recovered.

There are also three jazz CDs for his Organ Soul Sessions: The Music is the Magic, Mercy, and Brother Where Are You? These were released in France, where he seemed to have the most popularity. These have Cindy Blackman on drums and Rodney Jones (mostly) or Cornell Dupree on guitar backing Lucky Peterson, who exclusively plays organ. Houston Person is on a few tracks.

The Clef LP sounds good. Clefs are not too common in Dallas but generally are not premium priced for some reason.

I realized I had one of these, though I haven't listened to it yet. Also with Barrett Deems on drums. Eric gets his money's worth (also vintage photos of the elder band members on the back cover). Introducing Eric Schneider, featuring Earl Hines, Eric and Earl (Gatemouth)

Red Rodney with Ira Sullivan, Hijinx at the Vanguard (Muse) Milt Jackson, Plenty Plenty Soul (Atlantic) Willie the Lion Smith, Relaxing (Chiaroscuro)

Clarke-Boland Big Band, Handle with Care (Atlantic) Gerald Wilson, California Soul (Pacific Jazz) Johnny Smith, Moods (Roost) The Modern Jazz Quartet (Atlantic) Groove Holmes, Shippin' Out (Muse) Cedar Walton, Firm Roots (Muse)

Nat King Cole, After Midnight (Capitol) Robin Kenyatta Beggers and Stealers (Muse)

Unfortunately, I either didn't find out about them in time or was unable to attend his last several appearances in Dallas, which were not too frequent over the last few years. One night I won't forget, I was attending a concert in a club by the [late] Michael Burks, and Lucky Peterson showed up, immediately taking over the organ spot; he played incredible guitar as well that evening, even taking over on the bass guitar at one point; the rapport between him and Michael Burks was so strong; that was surely one of the greatest nights of live music I've ever heard.

While I was incredibly fortunate to see Mingus in November of 1974, he also performed at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in April of 1976 and 1977. I sure regret the fact that my 17-18 year old self did not get himself there somehow.

Arnett Cobb, More LIve at Sandy's (Muse) Milt Jackson and Coleman Hawkins, Bean Bags (Atlantic)

Pat Martino Live! (Muse) Charlie Earland, In the Pocket (Muse)

Dallas Morning News obituary: https://www.dallasnews.com/arts-entertainment/music/2020/05/18/dallas-blues-legend-lucky-peterson-dies/

This addition to a winning bid was not very appealing. Buyers Premium23.34% + VAT (28% inclusive)

Tuba Skinny, Some Kind-A-Shake

Jason Marsalis Live (Basin Street)

Sonny Stitt, Constellation (Cobblestone) Ricky Ford, Future's Gold (Muse) Houston Person, The Big Horn(Muse)

I saw him at the Village Vanguard, with Don Cherry and Ed Blackwell, in 1992.

Kadri Gopalnath, Melody Waves, vol. 2 (Soul of India)

Seun Kuti and Egypt 80 (Night Dreamer)

Lucky Peterson 15 hrs · It is with great sorrow we announce the passing of Lucky Peterson on Sunday, May 17, 2020 at 2:25 PM CST in Dallas, Texas. He was at home when he became ill and was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, but unfortunately did not recover. At this time please respect the family’s privacy, but do keep them in your prayers.

It seems like a short while ago that all the players on this album were playing around Dallas, but alas every single one except the pianist (the one unfamiliar name) is now deceased.

Annie Ross, Sings a Song with Mulligan (World Pacific) Paul Guerrero Quintet with James Clay and Marchel Ivery, Texas Tenors (Jazz Mark)

Alexey Marti, Mundo