Bluesnik

It's actually Trio and Quintet (this is I assume the cover of the quinet date). The disc also features a trio date led by Hope. A ten incher. This one:

Tomorrow night: Harold Mabern and Eric Alexander.

I'm sure you'll enjoy it as much as I do, but for a shorter price point.

Thanks

I gave the Vogue CD reissue I have from 96 a relisten. And although the main cover, which features a Leloir pic, is different, the original cover is reproduced inside the digipack. Although it is credited to one Francis Wolfe. Well, the picture of Monk. And I wonder if it is Francis Wolff. It could be possible.

Then I will have to pick it up. If I don't have it already.

I love that cover. Although I think I have it with a different cover, it was also a Vogue and piano solo (I speak from memory. Will have to check the dates).

I'll take the Chuck Wayne. PM sent.

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From my beloved 10" series. A series devoted to the prehardbop 5000 series from BN. Those famous New faces, new sounds albums.

An album I like a lot, recorded in Italy in 1962. With top musicians backing him: Bobby Jaspar and Rene Thomas to name only two.

But now:

Thanks for that piece of info. Will have to pursue it when possible.

I have that one and like Rene Thomas and I also like Chuck Wayne, but find the album a bit overloaded with horns.

Good title for a guitar album. Plus Wayne is sporting (and I assume also playing), I think, the same guitar I play, on the cover. A D'Angelico Excel archtop. But the album is not so good.

I'm not into the with strings concept, but I like the with strings Charlie Parker sessions here.

A great set

I have that one and like it a lot. Plus also Jutta Hipp, who was also mentioned.

Seconded.

Recently aquired. I got it from Jazz Messengers, the store, because on my previous order from Mosaic I was charged a customs fee, which I never had before. I don´t know why that is so, but I suspect, as someone here pointed out, it may have to do with their declaring the product value.

I'm enjoying hearing him again and with Coltrane and Donald Byrd.