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    Harvey Valdes - Novare: J.S. Bach Lute Works on Electric Guitar sublime, restrained
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    Harvey Valdes - Novare: J.S.Bach Lute Works on Electric Guitar Sublime, restrained
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    Melissa Aldana - Echoes of the Inner Prophet (Blue Note)
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    Erik Truffaz

    Balladeer replied to Ed S's topic in New Releases

    Someone to rave about. I like his tone and style. Favourite tune: "Giuseppe" (from In Between, 2010) Using banjo for rhythm is couragous and - done in this way - ravishing: sort of folksy ambient jazz. There´s a lot to discover in Truffaz´ discography.
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    Flip Phillips - The Clef Years: Classic Albums 1952-1956
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    Wayne Escoffery - Alone (Smoke Sessions Records)
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    Lizz Wright - Shadow (Virgin)
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    Thanks for notification, Cliff! First thought it might be a new edition of "Live in Tokyo" which is the best live recording of the late great Chet Baker up to date. Didn´t know that he played further dates in Japan than this legendary concert at Hitomi-Kine-Kodo, Tokyo, June 14, 1987. But of course Sendai is not Tokyo. So if those newly published Sendai dates are of similar quality both discs might be a real treasure.
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    My dearest Knuffke on Steeplechase is his duo recording "Satie" from 2016 with pianist Jesse Stacken with music by Erik Satie.
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    David Sills - Natural Lines (Gut String Records)
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    Lucky Thompson - Complete Vogue Recordings Vol. 2 (BMG France)
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    Evan Christopher - Django a la Creole - Live! (Fremeaux)
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    One of my dearest albums in the early Seventies was Gato´s "Under Fire" (Flying Dutchman) Exciting music with excellent sidemen, among others Airto, John Abercrombie, Stanley Clarke, Roy Haynes and Lonnie Liston Smith. Highly recommended!
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    Lennie Tristano - The Duo Sessions (Dot Time)
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