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I know it's been said many times before, but it's still mind-blowing to me that Evans would be gone just a few weeks after these recordings were made at the Keystone Korner.  He doesn't sound like a man who's approaching death.  But he was.

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Oh my it finally cooled down. Still dark, quiet, still.

Pulled this from the shelves, a nice way to start the day.

MTB “Solid Jackson” Criss Cross cd

Brad Mehldau (P)
Mark Turner (Ts)
Peter Bernstein (G)
Larry Grenadier (B)
Bill Stewart (D)

 

 

followed by

Shirley Scott “One for Me” Strata East cd

Shirley with Harold Vick and Billy Higgins. From 1975. Very nice reissue! Nice dynamics.

 

 

Original cover:

 

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Moving on to some Mingus I have not heard in a long time. Mingus was something else!

“CHARLES MINGUS IN PARIS – The COMPLETE AMERICA SESSION” 2 cd set disc 1

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Wow, this disc is sounding phenomenal today–deep and resonant sound! From 1958, when stereo Capitol records were produced with excellent sound.

“The Ballad Style of Stan Kenton” Capitol cd

 

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