B. Goren.

No doubt about it.

Mulgrew Miller : Live At Yoshi's.

My last visit to Brussels was more than 4 years ago. Unfortunately I didn’t find the time to go to a jazz club but I remember that there are several very nice music stores on the main street of Brussels, not far from the conventions center of the city. Most of the store have very nice jazz department. I got the impression from this short visit to Brussels that Jacques Brel is still a national hero in Belgium. I saw his pictures in every music store.

I absolutely agree.

No problem Dan. I can survive w/o it

Thumbs up to BM!

Dolphy's performance of Jitterbug Waltz is another good reason to buy this CD.

Amen!

Dont hesitate Leeway. If you are developing a Dolphy addiction you must have it. His Prestige recordings are the most important part of his short career.

Thanks Marcus.

It is available also on Amazon UK.

Take a look here. As We Are Now is a very good one. Criss Potter is another good reason to listen to it.

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Daniel Humair? JF Jenny Clark???

Thank you all for the important information.

Marion Brown??? I know he used to paint.

One of my favorite albums is Nippon Soul. Recorded in concert in Japan on July 1963. I like cannonball's collaboration with Lateef. On this recordings we can hear Lateef at his best, specially on one of the tunes he contributed- Brother John, dedicated of course to Coltrane. Lateef is absolutely fascinating on oboe. Another great collaboration is between Cannonball and Milt Jackson on Things Are Getting Better.

Yesterday: Ornette Coleman: The Complete Science Fiction Sessions. Tyner: Tender Moments. Hubbard: Blue Spirits. Cecil Taylor: Indent.

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I like Cowell's music and playing. I am familiar with his recordings on Strata East (solo, trio and with Charles Tolliver) and Black Lion. Any recommendations on his recordings for SteepleChase???

The whole area of the WTC is very familiar to me. I visited there many times in past. My first visit to NYC after the tragedy was on October 2002. I stood near the church in front of the ground zero, and I could not stop my tears.

In Tel-Aviv we can smell the autumn. In the nights it is not as humid as it used to be two weeks ago and I've started to use my blanket (am I getting old??? ). It is still hot and humid during the day time.

I would give also thumbs up for his two CDs on SteepleChase: Invitation and Divine Revelation. Another recommended one is Spiral:

This Bershire site does look pretty good. In addition to picking up the Urgreter, I found they had 65 ECM CDs for $6-7 each, so I got a few of those. They did have a note up that said they couldn't ship ECMs back to Europe for whatever reason. Also Deutsche Gramophon for good prices and some 1201 for 3$.