HutchFan

A beautiful album.

More Oregon:

Yep!

A few years ago, my son picked up this album in a thrift store and then gave it to me: LP 1

Prompted by @jazzbo's post above: The Complete Blue Note Recordings of Art Blakey's 1960 Jazz Messengers (Mosaic, 1992) Disc 3: This disc contains (most of) the tracks released on Roots & Herbs, along with a few others.

Your wife has good ears! I may have purchased a pair of Magnepan speakers if circumstances were different. They do indeed sound amazing. But, since they are so large, they really don't fit in my room.

Such a fantastic record!

Now listening to works from Ashkenazy's excellent Sibelius cycle. Disc 1 from this set: Wonderful interpretations and immaculate Decca SQ. That looks interesting, Chuck. What do you think of it? I'm only familiar with Rott's symphony. IIRC, he wrote only one, right?

This album includes a fantastic version of Harry Warren's "There Will Never Be Another You."

Lovely.

This again:

with Don Thompson (b) and Terry Clarke (b) Brilliant.

The Ballad Artistry of Buddy Tate (Sackville, 1982)

I got mine too.

Enjoy it, Ken!

Symphonie fantastique, as performed by Jean Martinon & the Orchestre National de l'ORTF:

Ben Allison & Medicine Wheel - Riding the Nuclear Tiger (Palmetto, 2002)

Gheorghe, I just finished listening to your your new record, and I really enjoyed it! I especially liked the cuts with extra percussion -- tunes like the title track, "Simmering," and "Miss Ra's Choice." I also really dug "Tune for Pharoah" too. Beautiful! Your originals were the highlights for me. Well done!