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I've neglected listening to Carmen for too long. Hers is a comforting voice, a rare talent she was. Carmen McRae, "By Special Request" Japanese cd.

Thanks my friend. The virus has invaded his facility and that time frame for testing results is the new norm it seems. We're hoping for the best.

Thanks my friend. I'm hoping for the best.

SF Jazz Collective "The Works of Horace Silver Plus New Compositions" disc 2 Arco instead of pizicatto?

Well my worst 2020 fears are realized: my Dad was tested 9 days ago and found out he was positive two days ago. So far he has extreme fatigue, but luckily so far no pulminary impact.

Tyree Glenn 1947-1952, Chronogical Classics

"Mark Turner" Warner Bros. cd Followed by Eric Dolphy "Out to Lunch" Blue Note "24 bit by RVG" lp facsimile cd.

Bass, Percussion – Will Lee Drums, Percussion – Peter Erskine Guitar – Chuck Loeb Piano, Keyboards – Alan Pasqua Vibraphone – Gary Burton Violin, Vocals – Tommy Kamp Vocals – Rebecca Parris Gary Burton and Rebecca Parris "It's Another Day"

Gary Burton and Friends "Departure" Concord cd Bass – John Patitucci Drums – Peter Erskine Guitar – John Scofield Piano – Fred Hersch Vibraphone – Gary Burton

Louis Smith, "Smithville" Blue Note Connoisseur cd Both this one and the previous Transition/Blue Note records are wonderful. Smith went into teaching after these for a long time. . . a shame in its way.

My oldest neice is stunning even in a mask.

Kenny Burrell "Ellington a la Carte" Muse cd. Kenny and Rufus Reid on bass, live. The All Music review is way off base imo--this is a great album.

Got a chance to listen to another disc or so so I am replaying this one. Mastering is quite good. Joe Castro "Passion Flower for Doris Duke" disc 4 Which is this Atlantic album plus alternates:

Well, we can assume Michael and Charlie made those decisions. . . they still could have been the format the label decided. In the case of the Monk it may have been before any Monk cd were released under Blue Note and they may have wished to retain that right. . . .

Joe Castro "Passion Flower for Doris Duke" disc 4 Which is this Atlantic album plus alternates:

I think the biggest guess at the time was that the French branch of Verve/Universal were assembling or planning a cd set of the material--which never materialized--and that for that reason Mosaic was only offered a vinyl license for release. Happy holidays Bol!

Wolfgang Lackerschmid and Chet Baker "Quintet Sessions 1979" Audiophile sound, nice playing.

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Or actually four or five different clarinet fingerings. . . .

Gato Barbieri "El Pampero" Flying Dutchman cd. Bass – Chuck Rainey, Ron Carter Bass Clarinet – Danny Bank Berimbau, Percussion – Nana Vasconcellos Congas – Sonny Morgan Drums – Bernard "Pretty" Purdie Flute, Alto Flute – Phil Bodner Guitar – David Spinozza Percussion – Airto Moreira Piano – Hank Jones, Lonnie Liston Smith

Gary Burton "Times Like These" GRP cd Gary Burton — vibraphone, marimba John Scofield — guitar Marc Johnson — bass Peter Erskine — drums Michael Brecker — tenor saxophone

Ricardo Grilli "1954" I'm really enjoying this guitarist's work.

I used to not be a big Carter fan but with more listening that changed and I adore her now. I'd welcome a box and one might be surprised how many fans are out there.

"Ruby Braff Goes Girl Crazy" Warner Bros. / Wounded Bird cd edition

"Jazz City Workshop" Bethlehem/Verse Records cd Bass – Curtis Counce Bongos – Jack Costanzo Drums – Frankie Capp Piano – Marty Paich Trombone – Herbie Harper Vibraphone – Larry Bunker Vocals – Mickey Lynne (1 track)