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Captain Sandy and the Deck Hands "Drop that Anchor" Bravolectric Records

This one is a trip, time travel and French groove. Jean-Michel Proust “Harlem Nocturne”

A little bit of cheese. . . smoke gruyere perhaps. . . . Gary McFarland & Co. “Does the Sun Really Shine on the Moon?” Skye Records/DCC cd

Bennie Green, Time Records/Solid Records Japan cd 600×597 104 KB (couldn’t find a good image of the cd). A great session with Sonny Clark.

Keith Jarrett Charlie Haden Paul Motian “Hamburg '72” ECM cd I don’t believe I have heard this since it was first released–and it sat in the can a long time til 2014. Very nice recording and an excellent performance.

Nucleus “Live at the BBC” disc 6 of 13

Listening to the odd 1991 Capitol cd that uses the stereo cover but has the mono LP and 13 other tracks, and the “Something Cool” album is not in album order, but the songs all mixed up. That said. . . I like it, and we sure got something cool today here in NE Ohio. [IMG]600×597 114 KB Followed by something a bit more heated. . . disc 2 Classic Jazz At The Philharmonic Jam Sessions 1950-1957, disc 2 of 10 Webster! w

Yes, I forgot that there were two later Blue Note titles. I just don't think of these more recent Blue Notes as the same record label!

The Swiss Krisses "Leave it all Behind You" Alamy Alamo Records

Pee Wee! Pee Wee Russell / Coleman Hawkins “Jazz Reunion” Candid Records cd 2022 Seems perfect for watching the snow fall through the bare branches out my (upstairs) window.

Bare feet AND a Stratocaster? Wow.

Ella Fitzgerald “Sunshine of Your Love” Verve cd Although this whole disc shows Ella really “on” and sounding great. . . the title track is the show stopper! Sound isn’t fantastic. This originated as an MPS and there are MPS cds out there. . . but they don’t always sound that good so I went with the Verve. May try the MPS one day.

Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis with Red Garland and Shirley Scott “Gentle Jaws” Prestige OJC cd Just what I needed after some JATP jams! 640×561 41 KB Quartet sessions with either Red or Shirley on piano, from two LPs and one track from a compilation. Pulled a few Lockjaw cds from the shelves. . .he has a unique sound and technique that I sometimes crave in batches of discs.

Drummer Pete La Roca’s only leader date for Blue Note, “Basra” (here the Japan cd UCCU-8110) The quartet does an amazing job here but Joe Henderson seems inspired and is a real standout. Right NOW: It took some prodding (if you paid for this set with PayPal I recommend contacting them if you haven't received a shipping notice) but my JATP Mosaic set arrived last night right after my wife came home and I shut off the system. Playing the first disc right now. Sound is really good. No loudness war mastering here–I had to increase the gain in my system a lot. Lester is playing and all is right in my world. Classic Jazz At The Philharmonic Jam Sessions 1950-1957, disc 1 of 10

I never did receive a shipping notice or tracking number but mine arrived today at last. Right when my wife came home, so I've only glanced at the excellent booklet so far. Tomorrow I'll spin some.

For me that would be the band with Hank Jones, but this is a great one too.

Joe Lovano with US Five “Bird Songs” Blue Note cd Mostly songs played by or written by Charlie Parker. Very nice cd.

The birthday boy, whose music brightens my life. Disc 1 I don't think Tom would mind if I posted a picture of the girl from Ipanema.

Ray Charles “Live at the Olympia Theatre, Paris, 1962” disc 1 of 3 Sound is okay. Dynamite show.

Spaghetti and the Meatballs "Pass the Cheese, Please"

LOL Good point. And there's no warning!

Overnight sensation that I am this morning I discovered I'm a "Rising Star!"

Santana “Caravan Serai” Sony Quad/Stereo SACD So glad I have been ordering the releases of Santana and Miles Davis in the 7" SACD series. Excellent sound and packaging.

Bob Dylan "Springtime in New York, The Bootleg Series Vol. 16" disc 2