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This one is great. Guitarist Mike Marshall and pianist Jovino Santos Neto playing the music or Hermeto Pascoal "Serenata--The Music of Hermeto Pascoal." Beautiful recording (and playing).

Blue Mitchell "Grafitti Blues" Mainstream Records/Sold Records Japan. Blue Mitchell - trumpet Don Bailey - harmonica Herman Riley - flute, tenor saxophone Freddy Robinson - guitar Joe Sample - piano, electric piano Darrell Clayborn - electric bass Raymond Pounds - drums

American Gods, Season 1. Though I'm not crazy about this show, I really enjoy the direction, cinematography and the music (as much as I did "Hannibal." Longmire, Season 5. Another excellent season.

Cecile McLorin Salvant "Dreams and Daggers." I really like this release. I'm enjoying playing around with Lucid mode on the Decware Taboo Mk IV headphone amplifier (via headphones, Oppo PM-1), on this one today--it responds well to the Lucid mode effects.

Verve Records Singles: The Sound of America. Disc 5

Disco: 1 1. Milky Way 2. Umbrellas 3. Seventh Arrow 4. Orange Lady 5. Morning Lake 6. Waterfall 7. Tears 8. Eurydice Disco: 2 1. Unknown Soldier 2. The Moors 3. Crystal 4. Second Day In August 5. Vertical Invader/ T. H./ Dr. Honoris Causa 6. Surucucu 7. Directions Disco: 3 1. Medley: Vertical Invader / Seventh Arrow / T.H. / Doctor Honoris Causa 2. Medley: Surucucu / Lost / Early Minor / Direction Disco: 4 1. Orange Lady 2. Medley: Eurydice / The Moors 3. Medley: Tears / Umbrellas Disco: 5 1. Boogie Woogie Waltz 2. Manolete 3. Adios 4. 125th Street Congress 5. Will 6. Non-Stop Home Disco: 6 1. Nubian Sundance 2. American Tango 3. Cucumber Slumber 4. Mysterious Traveler 5. Blackthorn Rose 6. Scarlet Woman 7. Jungle Book Disco: 7 1. Man In the Green Shirt 2. Lusitanos 3. Between the Thighs 4. Badia 5. Freezing Fire 6. Five Short Stories Disco: 8 1. Black Market 2. Cannon Ball 3. Gibraltar 4. Elegant People 5. Three Clowns 6. Barbary Coast 7. Herandu Disco: 9 1. Birdland 2. A Remark You Made 3. Teen Town 4. Harlequin 5. Rumba Mama 6. Palladium 7. The Juggler 8. Havona Disco: 10 1. The Pursuit of the Woman with the Feathered Hat 2. River People 3. Young and Fine 4. The Elders 5. Mr. Gone 6. Punk Jazz 7. Pinocchio 8. And Then Disco: 11 1. Black Market 2. Scarlet Woman 3. Teen Town 4. A Remark You Made 5. Slang (Bass Solo) 6. In a Silent Way Disco: 12 1. Birdland 2. Thanks for the Memory (Tenor Sax Solo) 3. Badia / Boodie Woogie Waltz 4. 8:30 5. Brown Street 6. The Orphan 7. Sightseeing Disco: 13 1. Night Passage 2. Dream Clock 3. Port of Entry 4. Forlorn 5. Rockin' in Rhythm 6. Fast City 7. Three Views of a Secret 8. Madagascar Disco: 14 1. Volcano for Hire 2. Current Affairs 3. N.Y.C. 4. Dara Factor One 5. When It Was Now 6. Speechless 7. Dara Factor Two Disco: 15 1. Procession 2. Plaza Real 3. Two Lines 4. Where the Moon Goes 5. The Well 6. Molasses Run Disco: 16 1. Can It Be Done 2. D-Flat Waltz 3. The Peasant 4. Predator 5. Blue Sound - Note 3 6. Swamp Cabbage 7. Domino Theory Disco: 17 1. Corner Pocket 2. Indiscretions 3. Hot Cargo 4. Confians 5. Pearl on the Half-Shell 6. What's Going On 7. Face on the Barroom Floor 8. Ice-Pick Willy Disco: 18 1. This Is This 2. Face the Face 3. I'll Never Forget You (Dedicated to the Memory of My Parents) 4. Jungle Stuff Part I 5. Man with the Copper Fingers 6. Consequently 7. Update 8. China Blues Disco: 19 1. Freezing Fire 2. Plaza Real 3. Fast City 4. Portrait of Tracy 5. Elegant People 6. Cucumber Slumber 7. Teen Town 8. Man In the Green Shirt Disco: 20 1. Black Market 2. Where the Moon Goes 3. River People 4. Two Lines 5. Cigano 6. In a Silent Way / Waterfall 7. Night Passage 8. Port of Entry 9. Rumba Mama 10. Directions / Dr. Honoris Causa Disco: 21 1. 8:30 2. Sightseeing 3. Brown Street 4. The Orphan 5. Forlorn 6. Three Views of a Secret 7. Medley: Badia / Boogie Woogie Waltz 8. Wayne Solo 9. Jaco Solo (Osaka 1980) Disco: 22 1. Joe and Wayne Duet (Tokyo 1978) 2. Birdland 3. Peter's Solo 4. A Remark You Made 5. Continuum / River People 6. Gibraltar Disco: 23 1. Fast City 2. Madagascar 3. Night Passage 4. Dream Clock 5. Rockin' In Rhythm 6. Port of Entry Disco: 24 1. Elegant People 2. Scarlet Woman 3. Black Market 4. Jaco Solo (Osaka 1978) 5. Teen Town 6. Peter's Drum Solo (Osaka 1978) 7. Directions

Hal Galper "Wild Bird" Mainstream Records/Sold Records Japan Bass – Charles LaChappelle, Victor Gaskin Drums – Bill Goodwin, Billy Hart Electric Piano – Hal Galper Guitar – Bob Mann, Jonathan Graham Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Michael Brecker Trumpet – Randy Brecker

It's a decent cd. The best cd I have ever heard of this session is the Impex gold cd. https://www.amazon.com/Indigos-Limited-Duke-Ellington/dp/B00YB9BMDU/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1509548490&sr=1-1&keywords=duke+ellington+ellington+indigos

Steven Wilson "To the Bone" Blu-ray edition.

Hermeto Pascoal "Slave's Mass"

Buddy Terry, "Lean on Him" Mainstream Records/Solid Records. Smooth funky "spiritual" jazz. Bass – Wilbur Bascomb Drums – Bernard Purdue Electric Piano, Piano – Larry Willis Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Eddie Henderson Flute, Saxophone [Soprano, Tenor] – Buddy Terry Guitar – Jay Berliner Organ – Ernie Hayes Percussion – Lawrence Killian Producer – Bob Shad Vocals – Alphonse Mouzon, Dee Dee Bridgewater

I always forget how powerful the playing is of this trio, and how inventive the arrangements and unique the overall sound.

Louis Armstrong "Louis and the Good Book" Universal Japan 2017 CD. Followed by Bob Dylan, "Shot of Love," Sony Blu-Spec CD2

Ah, there are two pages on amazon.com for this title then. (And with different "titles").

Snuck in some headphone listening while the OSU game was on. Midnight Blooming Jazzmen "Freedom Jazz Dance" Roy Haynes "Hip Ensemble" Monday Michiru "Naked Breath 2"

Cool. I think I have most of these from collector's circles. . . and I'm sure they sound better from the legitimate source. And there are many other artists' recordings available, and sound impressions I've read are good. . . I believe these are soundboards.

I haven't heard any of them, but these Fillmore recordings are available for purchase digital file-wise from their "Vault" and there have been positive sound quality comments--this leads me to believe that they are soundboard recordings.

It must have gone out of print which is not uncommon for jazz releases this decade. Must have been fairly recently as I bought a copy last year from Amazon. As Jim notes it seems to be available at decent prices on discogs.com and also on ebay.com

Okay. And thanks for mentioning Lockjaw as it made me realize that Teagarden was similarly extremely inventive and possibly "blessed" with genius. I love that guy.

The man wrote "Shipp'. . . .

Jack Teagarden fits right in there with Lock and Eddie Harris Who?