B. Goren.

Last week I was abroad and as usual I took some CDs with me. One of the CDs was Right Now (Charles Mingus). This was a great rediscovery. Only two tunes that recorded live on 1964 and emphasize again the genius of Charles Mingus. The second tune (Meditation) is a masterpiece by all standards. What a great solo of Mingus!!! Unbelievable. The pianist is Jane Getz and she is doing an amazing Job. To the best of my recollection her name does not appear on any of my other CDs so if one of you can tell me what else she has done in her life and where else she can be heard I'll be grateful. And another question: how long has she played with Mingus???

I agree.

Alon, The other sets, Blue Note & Riverside, are much more important.

Some of his recordings will find the way to my CD player this evening. The set with his complete Verve recordings is a real treasure.

My Favorite Things Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens Brown paper packages tied up with strings These are a few of my favorite things Cream colored ponies and crisp apple streudels Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings These are a few of my favorite things Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes Silver white winters that melt into springs These are a few of my favorite things When the dog bites When the bee stings When I'm feeling sad I simply remember my favorite things And then I don't feel so bad.

Sad news. I wish him good health and all the best.

Terence Blanchard: Eric Dolphy & Booker Little Remembered Live at Sweet Basil, Vol. 2

More than 20 and Teddy Wilson is on the way.

Thank you Mike.

Will you be kind enough to tell us how was it???

Toshiko Akiyoshi: Carnegie Hall Concert.

I'm not sure about Anthony Davis but Archie Shepp recorded a Poem for Malcolm.

Tell me about "Bounce!"

The Malcolm X Jazz Suite is one of the best CDs I've recently bought. The main reason is of course the beautiful music composed and played by Terence Blanchard. I came to a conclusion that Blanchard is one of the players that I should pay more attention to. But not only Blanchard: the whole quintet is doing a perfect job and specially Tarus Mateen on bass and Bruce Bath on the piano. Four and a half stars on the AMG and I'll add another half of my own to complete the rating to five stars. Absolutely deserves it. The Malcolm X Jazz Suite

I think I have to tell my boss about Duke Ellington.

I have to agree.

Exactly my thoughts, Brad. I can't believe Mobley set is still available. Why would Scott lie about it? I mean to say I'm very surprised. Of course he is not lying.

Exactly my thoughts, Brad. I can't believe Mobley set is still available.

Happy birthday!!!

Danke

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Please let me know your impressions after listening to it.

Deus, I think the solution is the English label JSP. I also plan to order their Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey set. So far I bought several sets from this label and they are all great and with a very good sound quality. I have some good reasons to believe that I'll not be disappointed from this one also. Dorsey bros on JSP I've had that one in my Amazo basket for eternity. Maybe I should click? As I told you I don't have this specific set in my collection but in light of my experience with this label (Bix & Tram, Django, Jelly Roll Morton), I would not hesitate.

Deus, I think the solution is the English label JSP. I also plan to order their Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey set. So far I bought several sets from this label and they are all great and with a very good sound quality. I have some good reasons to believe that I'll not be disappointed from this one also. Dorsey bros on JSP

girlie pics??? What you are talking about???