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Pee Wee Marquette Mason Reese Willie Dixon

Presenting Ernie Henry

Motian in place of Blackwell? Not interested.

Hard to believe, but the art biz is even more disgustingly sleazy than the music biz.

That interview is a treasure trove of history. THANK YOU for posting the link, Niko!

Mississippi Moaners 1927 - 1942 (Yazoo)

Sonny Rollins and the Big Brass

Calgary - 65

New York Art Quartet: Mohawk

A long time favorite.

KD: 'Round About MIdnight at the Café Bohemia Volume 3

Funny stuff. Great that he was able to make his stuttering work as a positive for him. The old cliché of how some folks can make lemonade out of lemons came true here.

KD: Round About Midnight at the Café Bohemia Volume 2

Happy Birthday, Bill!

Illinois Jacquet - Ben Webster: The Kid and the Brute

Ike Quebec: It Might As Well Be Sring

\ Gil Evans: Great Jazz Standards

Fine Chet and Duke Jordan

Coleman Hawkins: Bean Stalkin'

Archie Shepp: Yasmina, a Black Woman

Red River Blues 1934 - 1943 (Travelin' Man)

Probably everything.

I like it too, though I could have done without Mehldau. A friend of mine has a Japanese CD of Konitz and Haden playing solo from the same club dates.

Cecil: Air Above Mountains (Enja)

I have the 3 LP French CBS Piano Solos (plus trios) box and several of the Hep small group CDs, so I'm playing the cards I'm holding Jim, I wouldn't presume to offer advice to you on whether to go for the Mosaic or not, except to say that you might want to step back and think about how your life is changing and how you may want to change with it. But you're no doubt already doing that.