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[IMG]600×600 32.7 KB “The Complete Freddie Hubbard Blue Note & Impulse 60’s Studio Sessions” Mosaic Records, disc IV

I was hesitant about this one til I saw it was produced by Dori Caymmi.

This sounds very good (listening to the stereo 24/96). Sure wish that I had the original mix in a release like this.

The Chicago Experiment: Revisited

Bill Evans "Live At Keystone Korner 1980 Vol 4" Solid Records Japan cd

I was a fan of hers back when Parks and Recs was broadcast. Loved her in Legion. Haven't watched any of her work the last few years. If I were thirty years younger I'd be crazy about her.

Raul De Souza “Sweet Lucy” Capitol/EMI Japan cd Funky, touch of disco, but Raulzinho can do no wrong at this time.

I must not be on the right website, no such options. I tried a different browser, and see them now.

Really? I've looked at what I think is his website and that's not an option.

No.

Stan Getz “Sweet Rain” Verve cd A beautiful release. Maybe one day they’ll reissue this with the additional material that circulates among collectors.

I’m spinning this disc one more time. Count Basie “April in Paris” Verve

“The Complete Roulette Dinah Washington Sessions” Mosaic Records disc V

“Helen Merrill With Friends In Yachiyoza”

Helen Merrill “Carousel” A chill pill that is welcome this morning.

I've last listened to this one it seems over two years ago. I've listened to more Hubert Laws, Jeremy Steig, RRK and Sam Most on flute since then.

599×604 93.8 KB Tom Harrell “Labyrinth” RCA Victor cd Arranged By – Tom Harrell Bass – Larry Grenadier Bass Clarinet – Gary Smulyan Drums – Billy Hart Oboe – Rob Botti Piano – Kenny Werner, Tom Harrell (one track) Shaker, Congas, Cowbell – Leon Parker Tenor Saxophone – Don Braden Trombone – Steve Turre Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Tom Harrell

Happy birthday Miles Davis!

“The Chicago Experiment” Ropeadope cd 800×450 206 KB Greg Spero (pianist/producer), Jeff Parker (guitar), Darryl Jones (bass), Irvin Pierce (tenor sax), Makaya McCraven (drums), Marquis Hill (trumpet), Joel Ross (vibraphone)

Mario Adnet “+ Jobim Jazz” Adventure Music cd The followup to “Jobim Jazz” and just as great, perhaps a bit more so as the songs are a bit less “famous.” Great sound as usual for Adventure Music. Such a nice photo.

A one minute google search revealed he passed due to "COVID-19 complications."

Birthday boy in Heaven. . . Wallace Roney