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Disc II

“Duke Ellington presents Ivie Anderson” 2 LP Columbia set, LP 2

I ordered this from amazon.

I think the Silver on Pablo is legit, probably something to do with contractual matters Granz set up for rights to the concert material, as there are others such as the Cannonball, Duke, Mulligan et al that are out on Pablo where artists were not signed to a Granz label.

Miles Davis “Bitches Brew” Legacy 2 cd and 1 DVD edition. I’m listening to disc 2, the alternate and single version tracks. FOLLOWED BY 599×597 86.1 KB “The Amazing Nina Simone” – her seconed album, her first on Colpix, from the new box set of her Colpix albums. 600×600 59.1 KB

I have that box set! A good one. Also have the 1938 and 1939 double LPs and maybe the 1940, and a Jump for Joy from Smithsonian.

That series of 'N releases has been out recently enough from Japan on cd.

Actually I believe that though the cds may be available used, the Silver, Henderson, Hubbard and Clark cds are not in print in the States. Look at the Blue Note store--Lps, yes, cds, nope.

Aventure Music Piano Masters Vol. 1 “Benjamin Taubkin” cd All four volumes in this series are amazing. This one sounds so good this cool morning.

They did put out a retrospective box. https://www.discogs.com/release/4833614-Horace-Silver-Retrospective And I differ in that I do not think there is much unissued to release.

Joe Locke & Four Walls of Freedom “Dear Life” I have two from this grouping (I think that’s all there is) and they are both excellent. 800×805 134 KB 1064×800 110 KB

Yes, same artist.

Joe Henderson “Straight, No Chaser” Verve cd A Left Bank Jazz Society recording.

Miles Davis “Big Fun” (my original 2 LP set bought when first released). 1280×720 164 KB

LP 1

Jean-Michel Proust “To Barney Wilen Vol. 1” Fremeaux cd A great tribute from this French saxophonist, in exquisite sound. I do as well. Favorites will be played in differing formats, sometimes on different systems.

Gary Burton “Next Generation” Concord cd Gary Burton, Julian Lange, Vadim Neselovskyi, Luques Curtis, James Williams

Ike Quebec “Heavy Soul” Blue Note 85th Anniversary Japan UHQCD Ike, Freddie Roach, Milt Hinton, Al Harewood

Lucky Thompson “Goodbye Yesterday” Groove Merchant/Solid Records Japan cd Bass – Larry Ridley Celesta, Electric Piano – Cedar Walton Drums – Billy Higgins Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – “Lucky” Thompson

Sarah is not one of my big favorites, but I do like some of her work a lot. This is my favorite Sarah record, because of Jimmy Rowles, and the band is great. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Vaughan_with_the_Jimmy_Rowles_Quintet

I forgot how great this one is! And this is where I discovered Orrin Evans This is quite a band. Tim Warfield “Spherical - Dedicated To Thelonious Sphere Monk” Criss Cross cd

Ike Quebec And John Hardee “The Complete Blue Note Forties Recordings Of Ike Quebec And John Hardee” sides D and E Patience paid off. . . about a year ago I got this set at a really good price and the LPs are pristine.

The rain finally stopped! Yusef Lateef “The Three Faces of Yusef Lateef” Riverside as part of this 2 LP set: