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Looks like we have reached a deadend street All I could come up so far is 'Dancing on the Ceiling' (Erroll Garner) Anybody has more?

Phineas Newborn 'Fabulous Phineas' (RCA Victor, mono)

Thought another poster had pînned that one before... but I did not see it:

I'm no champagne fundamentalist Like my champagne but also indulge in several sparkling wines including Crémant, although I've never tried Rosé Crémant

Heard him live on several occasions notably when he led his quintet with Gato Barbieri, Karl Berger, Jean-François Jenny-Clark and Aldo Romano at the Chat Qui Pêche in the mid 60s. Outstanding music and players. Spent very pleasant evenings there!

It's Don's birthday! Don Cherry 'Togetherness' (Durium)

What struck me was - with rare exceptions - the constant high quality preservation of those albums. The majority of albums I purchased new look about the same but many of the secondhand LPs I have are in the nearmint to bad range with too many in the lower category.

Roland Kirk 'The Complete Mercury Recordings', disc 5

I Love Paris (Cecil Taylor) April in Paris (Count Basie) Paris Blues (Duke Ellington) The Last Time I Saw Paris (Johnny Hodges) Paris Eyes (Larry Young) next up EARS

The New York Bass Violin Choir (Strata-East)

The Very Thought of you (Billie Holiday) Very Early (Bill Evans) It was a Very Good Year (Frank Sinatra) I Get Along with You Very Well (Chet Baker) You've Made me so Very Happy (Lou Rawls) Next up: GOLD

That session is unfortunately missing from the Charlie Singleton CD that came out on the usually complete series from the Blues & Rhythm label Interesting CD that includes the first appearance (on baritone sax) on record by Jackie McLean. Lou Donaldson, Lucky Thompson, Herbie Nichols and others also show up briefly...

Chuck!

BillF beat me by a few minutes... and I'll play it COOL: Cool Blues (Charlie Parker) Let's Cool One (Thelonious Monk) Cool Breeze (Dirry Gillespie) In the Cool, Coool, Cool of the Evening (Frank Sinatra) Cool Bunny (Art Pepper) so I'll renew my earlier choice: MOON

I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues (Louis Armstrong) Midnight Blues (Bessie Smith) Blues in the Night (Jimmie Lunceford) C Jam Blues (Duke Ellington) Blues My Naught Sweetiee Gave to Me (Jimmy Noone) Now let's reach for the MOON

Martial Solal 'Nothing but Piano' (MPS France)

LP version: CD version:

I have the LP version (JazzBand EB409) of this and it does not include that No Miles section!