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Erroll Garner "Contrasts" Mercury/Verve cd

"2,4,6,8--they brainwash and teach you hate." "Charles Mingus presents Charles Mingus" Candid Records cd 2022

Miles Davis "Miles in the Sky" Mobile Fidelity Labs SACD

Not a CDR, not a needle drop.

Abbey Lincoln "Straight Ahead" 2022 Candid cd

Albert Ayler "Revelations" disc 3

Oscar Peterson Trio "Night Train" Verve cd

"Sarah Vaughan Sings George Gershwin" disc 2

The Contemporary Jazz Quintet "Location" Strata Records cd Bass – Ron Brooks Drums, Percussion – Bud Spangler, Dan Spencer* Electric Piano – Charles Eubanks Electric Piano, Piano – Ken Cox* Flugelhorn, Trumpet, Percussion – Charles Moore Guitar – Ron English Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Leon Henderson

Pepper Adams & Tommy Banks Trio "Three And One" Reel to Real 2 cd set, disc 2

Ah, that's right, a new series from Candid. Good to know it is very good sounding.

Possibly this one: UVJZ-20006 Max Roach / We Insist! [Limited Low-Priced Reissue] CD 980yen Released: December 09, 2020 or the repressing: Max Roach / We Insist! UVJZ-22024 CD 980yen Released: March 23, 2022

Disc 1 The Plangent Process makes this a much improved excellent sounding experience.

I can dig that. . . I'm glad I ordered this one from Amazon as it arrived on release day. I ordered the two Bill Evans and the Mingus from Resonance and hope they arrive soon.

Disc 1

Albert Ayler "Revelations" Elemental Music 4 cd set, disc 1 The sound! There was only one quarter or less of this released in decent sound previously, and the sound here is even better, which makes this music more accessible. It took me a while but I have learned to love late Ayler, and I think Mary Maria Parks had a lovely voice.

This beautiful album is like a time machine for Bossa nova. . . taking you in the present to the past and the future and wrapping you in a beautiful weave of great arrangements, performances and engineering. Quarteto Jobim Morelenbaum

Pierre Christophe, disc 4 "At Barloyd's"

"Stand by You" The Pretenders

"At Barloyd's" disc 1, Franck Amsallem

I certainly hear those breathing problems, but I might take "Thinking of Home" as the only Mobley album. There's just such an involving sense of what the Brazilians call "saudade." I really become wrapped up in that album in ways I don't with many many others. An excellent blend of composition, arranging and playing.

I have the complete sessions too, on cd. But I prefer to listen to this originally released version. And the SACD sounds really really good.

Okay. I bought it because I'd rather listen to an SACD than an LP.