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Bola Sete "At the Monterey Jazz Festival" Verve cd

Michael Pedicin "Live at the Loft"

Now playing The earlier of two Sony LP facsimile cd editions I have of this favorite recording, this one SuperBit Mapping 20 bit (the other that I have is a DSD remaster, and I also have the Mobile Fidelity SACD). Sounds really good and is hitting the spot. Miles Davis "My Funny Valentine"

I finally picked up this release, which is an amazing concert recording from Amsterdam 1964, and some of the best Garner I've heard. A very handsome reissue package as well. Erroll Garner "Night Concert" Octave Records/Mack Avenue cd

I think the answer is here, on Granz's wiki page: In 1948 Granz signed an agreement with Mercury Records for the promotion and the distribution of the JATP recordings and other recordings. After the agreement expired in 1953 he issued the JATP recordings and other recordings on Clef Records (founded 1946) and Norgran Records (founded 1953).

JAM "Silent Notes" Victor Japan cd Pianist Josei, bassist Akita, and drummer Midorin

Lee Morgan "City Lights" 24 bit by RVG Blue Note Japan cd Followed by Dario Carnovale/Alessandro Turchet/Luca Colussi "Untitled" Albore Jazz, Japan cd

Trump and Barr are flexing "muscles" (yeah right) and testing limits. I'm getting a sinking feeling.

I think it has more to do with available (or unavailable) manpower along the pressing and distribution chain than anything else.

Only the best trained to keep that bunker safe and comfy!

The 8 minutes and 46 seconds of music while those attend stand at George Floyd's funeral.

Rev. Al is pulling no punches. . . nor should he.

Well said Mr. Lunky. From the Minnesota AG: Important news: Chauvin's charge has been increased to 2nd degree Murder, and the three other officers have been charged with Aiding an Abetting Murder.

Yes, I like it as well. Right now Lou Donaldson "Quartet, Quintet, Sextet" Blue Note 24 bit by RVG LP facsimile cd, Japan. It amazes how great I can get these to sound on my system these days. I'm buying them when I can at cheaper prices.

If dogs run free, then why not we Across the swooping plain? My ears hear a symphony Of two mules, trains and rain. The best is always yet to come, That's what they explain to me. Just do your thing, you'll be king, If dogs run free. If dogs run free, why not me Across the swamp of time? My mind weaves a symphony And tapestry of rhyme. Oh, winds which rush my tale to thee So it may flow and be, To each his own, it's all unknown, If dogs run free. ---Robert Zimmerman

Michael Pedicin "Ballads -- Searching for Peace" Interesting player and album. In a Coltrane mode, at least here.

John Coltrane "Impressions" Japan Impulse MQA/UHQCD Sounds killer.

Bump with price reductions

Not. They are clearly delineating protestors and looters.

"Hank Mobley and His All Stars" 24 bit by RVG Blue Note Japan cd.

Today's playing so far. . . . Saw others playing Coleman Hawkins and joined in. . . . Coleman Hawkins "Night Hawk" OJC cd. Followed by "The Coleman Hawkins, Roy Eldridge, Pete Brown, Jo Jones All-Stars at Newport" Verve cd And then on to something quite different, the "SF Jazz Collective" (2005) Alto Saxophone, Flute – Miguel Zenón Arranged By – Gil Goldstein Bass – Robert Hurst Piano – Renee Rosnes Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone - Joshua Redman Trombone – Josh Roseman Trumpet – Nicholas Payton Vibraphone, Marimba – Bobby Hutcherson

Some more sales, still available: All prices include media mail postage within the US. these are mostly NM or NM- If interested please PM me. John Coltrane on Impulse, Japan issues. 12 dollars each. Live at Birdland UCCU-6163 Ballads UCCU-5605 Duke Ellington & John Coltrane UCCU-99046 A Love Supreme UCCU-5606 John Coltrane, Impulse Japan, 10 dollars each including media mail postage within the US Crescent MVCZ-10058 20 Bit K2. Impressions MVCZ-10086 20 Bit K2. Miles Davis Sony discs Miles Davis Quiet Nights. SICP 4018 10 dollars Miles Davis Bitches Brew SRCS 9714/5. 22 dollars Miles Davis Bitches Brew. SICP 10089/90. 30 dollars (hybrid SACD 2 disc set) Blue Note USA RVG Edition cds. Lee Morgan Vol. 3 6 dollars Dexter Gordon Dexter Calling 6 dollars Freddie Hubbard hub-tones 6 dollars Hank Mobley Work Out 6 dollars Hank Mobley Peckin’ Out 6 dollars Sonny Rollins A Night at the Village Vanguard 10 dollars Blue Note Japan cds Introducing Johnny Griffin UCCQ-9420 UHQCD 13 dollars Miscellaneous jazz discs Edited Thursday at 1:23 PM by jazzbo Quote Edit Hey,

Horace Silver "The Jody Grind" Blue Note Japan UHQCD.

"Albare Plays Jobim" Guitarist and composer, Albare was born in Morocco and grew up in Israel and France. Although he joined at age 8 the Music Conservatory in his hometown in Israel for 2 years, his musical development was completely self-taught. These days, as Albare has lost his central vision faculties due to an genetic illness, his playing is completely by ear. In 1972 Albare discovered the sound of Jobim while watching Marcel Camus’s cult film, Orpheus Negro. The haunting melodies and unique compositions left a profound impression on the young guitarist and inspired Albare to study and play the melodic style for which he is now known for. This disc reminds me of Wes Montgomery's A&M recordings. Albare has a Wes sound (maybe he uses his thumb?) I like this.