Good to hear from you Bol. Yes, it all makes a difference. When I last saw you I was at the beginning of my audio journey and making discoveries such as you have. It can be an expensive endeavor, but the sonic rewards can be really something.
Another Magos Herrera cd I pulled from the shelves this month. Really enjoying revisiting her work and experiencing her latest.
Magos Herrera “Pais Maravilla”
In from Japan yesterday, and certainly not cheap, but. . . stereo tapes from the Half Note March and April 1965. I’ve never heard these before.
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“The Complete April 1957 Riverside Recordings of Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane” disc 2
The remastering on this set is wonderful. And the music . . .keep revealing details to me listening after listening.
Carmen Lundy "Jazz & The New Songbook – Live At The Madrid" disc 2.
I discovered that Lucy like this . . . so I need to find more Carmen Lundy. This is great for a windy Sunday morning.
This sat in the shelves a long time since my last playing. I pulled it out waiting for her most recent one (“Aire”) to arrive and am happy to be playing it this morning.
Ms Herrera is quite an artist.
Magos Herrera “Whispering Orchids/Orquideas Sussurrantes”
An excellent series of multi-disc volumes from Sweden. I have them all, they are all great listens.
Svensk Jazz Historia “Watch Out! Swedish Jazz Volume 10, 1965-1969,” Caprice Records, disc 3
A bit of info here:
https://www.discogs.com/release/9088005-Sarah-Vaughan-Embraceable-You
Since Legge is with Diz and Mobley too, here probably '53 or '54.
David Sanchez “Coral” Columbia Records SACD
David Sanchez, tenor saxophone; Miguel Zenon, alto saxophone; Edsel Gomez, piano; Ben Street or John Benitez, bass; Adam Cruz, drums; Pernell Saturnino, percussion; City Of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Milt Jackson Sextet “Invitation” Riverside Records/OJC cd
It’s been too long since I played this–a great session.
Milt Jackson – vibes
Kenny Dorham, Virgil Jones - trumpet
Jimmy Heath - tenor saxophone
Tommy Flanagan - piano
Ron Carter - bass
Connie Kay - drums
Miki Yamanaka “Songs without Lyrics” cd
I ordered two cds from Miki directly to complete my collection of her work, and received both personally autographed and with a long personal note from Miki. That was very nice!