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    You seem have an agenda here, but it's not the corporations who are planning to destroy materials - including 78s, scores, manuscripts, liner notes, etc. - unless you're talking about the CBC as a corporation.
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    I don't know what the intention of the thread starter was, but I had the feeling that sooner or later every pianist in jazz history would be mentioned.
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    Destroy everything. Who cares about culture or history?
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    Leo Smith: Spirit Catcher (Nessa)
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    Man, with those long fingers, it's not hard to see at least part of the reason why he became a pianist.
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    Good one!
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    New Art Jazz Ensemble: Seeking (Revelation)
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    Mingus: Debut Rarities Volume 3
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    Zoot Sims: Zoot
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    paul secor replied to Hardbopjazz's topic in Artists

    Such an amazing shot of Sonny, A man for the ages.
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    Jimmy Raney: The Influence (Xanadu/Prevue)
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    A good one that's slipped through the cracks, to some extent.
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    Bernard MacLaverty: Midwinter Break
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    Django in Rome - CD D Sometimes when I listen to Django's recordings, I find myself doing a subconscious Dean Benedetti/Bird thing - just listening to Django and tuning out the other musicians.
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    Joe Morris Trio: Symbolic Gesture (Soul Note)
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    Mose Allison: Local Color
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    I agree. Not my favorite Ellington, but still a favorite.
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    Two tenor classics.
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    AEC: Naked
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    Charles Gayle Trio: Homeless
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    Detectorists - Series 1 Thanks to Chuck for posting a mention of this, which led me to watch it - entertaining, funny, and moving.
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    I should have added Wes to that mention of Getz. It appears to me that jazz - whether pop influenced or not - outsold the straight pop acts on Verve - at least during the early to mid 60's.
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    I'll bet that Getz sold better than any of the pop acts - the Mothers, Hardin, Ian, Blues Project.
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    Thanks for posting the link. Sonny comes across as an honest and strong man.
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    Muddy Waters: One More Mile
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