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Keith Jarrett “Sun Bear Concerts” disc 3

Classic Bobby Hutcherson Blue Note Sessions 1963 – 1970 Disc V

Components Happenings Stick Up!

Jerry Garcia “Run for the Roses” 900×900 325 KB

Paul Meyers Quartet featuring Frank Wess

Disc 2 474×626 56.5 KB Followed by Disc 2 500×502 37.3 KB

The little sung aspect of this set is an hour of previously unreleased material!

Keith Jarrett “Sun Bear Concerts” disc 1, Kyoto concert. I pulled this box set out to listen to it as my best friend just got it and it is fun to be listening to it again as he experiences it for the first time. I love Jarrett. . . through the years . . . I never tire of his solo concerts and trio work.

One of my favorite Garcia releases. Jerry Garcia “Reflections”

Andrew Hill “Dance with Death” Blue Note Japan 85th Anniversary UHQCD

Charles Mingus “Mingus at Carnegie Hall” disc 2 A highlight of reissues this century.

Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette "Live at the Blue Note’ disc II “Everything Happens to Me” on this night is a favorite in this box set.

Cassandra Wilson “Thunderbird” Blue Note cd

Marquis Hill “New Gospel Revisited” This is a great release.

Brother Jack McDuff “Moon Rappin’” Blue Note Japan 85th Anniversary UHQCD Re-visiting this one.

Disc 3

Classic Bobby Hutcherson Blue Note Sessions 1963 – 1970, disc IV The album “Stick Up” plus one track from “Oblique”

Yotam Silberstein “The Village” 700×700 59.1 KB

Wes Montgomery “The Complete Full House Recordings” disc 2

Disc 2 700×739 66.3 KB Followed by Disc 3 This box set has an hour of previously unreleased material!

More likely Peter Jennings. Jennings and then wife.

Gregory Groover, Jr. “Lovabye” Bought this for Mr. Ross, but glad I did.

"Dark Magus" is the live electric Miles I just don't listen to much. Doesn't do it for me! Right now--the OPPOSITE of Dark Magus! Easing into a warm, humid morning (though it is supposed to get deliciously cool today). A little stiff from painting the kitchen, but not too bad. . . . This is definitely EASY listening, sounding very much like the Maestro’s own last recordings–nice sound and textures. Brazilian Tropical Orchestra & Singers “Music Of Antonio Carlos Jobim”