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Art Pepper “The Complete Maiden Voyage Recordings” disc 3 Lots of clarinet–a good thing.

New reissue released last week.

dicky, I was debating whether to weigh in but I was going to point out that I too have marveled at Benson's guitar playing on Columbia, Prestige, CTI. . . . Regardless of what one might think of his singing (certainly doesn't offend me the way it seems to offend others) he earned his reputation as a player with some work that amazes me.

Made a somewhat surprising change in the system because a component was acting up, and man the sound is great! Playing an old favorite just re-issued: Miles Davis “Miles in Tokyo” Sony Blu-Spec CD2 600×600 35.3 KB Followed by Tom Harrell “Labyrinth” RCA Victor cd 599×604 93.8 KB

“Miles Davis & the Modern Jazz Giants” Prestige RVG Remasters Japan cd I think all of the Miles sessions in the Prestige RVG Remasters series sound wonderful. Been a while since I have heard this session. Great for this afternoon.

We both reached him!

Valentino Jazz Bazar “Essence of Wes Montgomery–Live in Thelonious Club, Buenos Aires, Argentina” disc 2

These are my favorite of his that I have heard. I really like what the bass players add. Covers really don't factor for me--and is thois hard bop? I'd say soul jazz..

Okay.

Sonny Phillips “Sure 'Nuff & Black Magic” Beat Goes Public cd Two Prestige albums on one cd and they sure get the morning going. I especially like the little bit of Sonny on Fender Rhodes here. And some ROCKIN’ guitar from Boogaloo Joe Jones and Melvin Sparks.

Tony has been steadily posting in the Hoffman forum since he departed here.

Chet Baker “Broken Wing” Jazz in Paris/Gitanes cd A wonderful Chet recording.

I got the same message. Which was an improvement over previous messaging concerning shipments.

I'm a huge fan of "Thursday Miles!" Yes, this, after hearing "Filles" and being blown away was the next one that just grabbed me and wouldn't let me go. Still doesn't. Edits and all it just is music that holds my attention and feeds my imagination, even today, fifty years later.

I guess I’m thankful for Miles. He led me to green pastures of jazz. Miles Davis “Miles Davis at Fillmore” Blu-Spec cd, 2 cd set, Sony Japan. Dave Holland on electric bass or contrabass violin was a real trailblazer during his time with Miles–just what he needed and man he delivered.

Miles Davis “Decoy” Sony Blu-Spec CD2 Japan 2023

Miles Davis “Miles in Berlin” Sony Blu-Spec CD2 Japan 2023. Disc 1. This appears to be a reissue of the 2005 mastering that featured the addition of “Stella By Starlight.” This was the first official release of the Quintet with Wayne Shorter. A magnificent concert, my favorite being “Autumn Leaves.”

Miles Davis “Jazz at the Plaza Vol. 1” Sony Blu-Spec CD2 2023 600×600 180 KB Followed by Miles Davis “Star People” Sony Blu-Spec CD2 2023 599×594 116 KB

Yes, this is the only OFFICIAL album from Miles in Tokyo from the 'sixties--he held three concerts then in '64, only one recorded by Columbia.

Another sale. Still available: SONY CDs Black Beauty: Miles at the Fillmore West Sony SRCS 9748/9 $17 Miles Davis at Fillmore Sony SRCS 9716/7 $17 Jazz at the Plaza Sony SCIP 4242 $13 Miles Davis at Carnegie Hall Sony SICP 3961. $13 More Music from the Legendary Carnegie Hall Concert Sony SICP 3962 $13 The Miles Davis Todd Dameron Quintet in Paris Festival International De Jazz May 1949 Sony SRCS 5695. $13 Miles Davis In Concert Sony SICP 4236/7 $17 We Want Miles Sony SRCS9763/4. $17 Blu-Spec CD2 Miles Smiles Sony SICP 30263. $15 E.S.P. Sony SICP 30222 $15 Someday my Prince will Come. Sony SICP 30218 $15 Get Up With It Sony SICP 30271/2. $20 Back to top

Miles Davis “Miles in Tokyo” Sony Blu-Spec CD2 2023 600×600 35.3 KB Superb sounding new release.

Doug Richards Orchestra “Through a Sonic Prism: The Music of Antônio Carlos Jobim” A disc I took a chance on and am glad I did!