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Aldo Romano - To Be Ornette to Be (Owl)

John Coltrane - Coltrane (Prestige 2-fer) with Traneing In and Soultrane

Wadada Leo Smith's Golden Quartet - The Year of the Elephant (Pi) with Anthony Davis, Malachi Favors Maghostut, and Jack DeJohnette

Dave Brubeck Quartet - Jazz at the College of the Pacific, Volume 2 (Fantasy/OJC)

Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - "Harlem" (Pablo) Recorded live at the Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden on March 9, 1964.

Sibelius: Syms. Nos. 2 & 7 / Ormandy, Philadelphia Orchestra (Sony)

This again: Jimmy Forrest with Shirley Scott - Heart of the Forrest (Palo Alto; reissued on Muse) and: Pat Metheny - Trio 99 --> 00 (Warner Brothers)

with Steve Wilson (ss), Bryan Carrott (vib, mar), and Belden Bulloch (b)

Abdullah Ibrahim - Memories (West Wind) Joe McPhee - Nation Time (Atavistic)

David Binney & Edward Simon - Océanos (Criss Cross)

I don't have any suggestions to contribute. But it sounds like it will be a very interesting program!

Challenge CDs often have excellent sonics. Couldn't help but notice that again listening to this one. Fantastic music as well.

Troll.

Ben Allison & Medicine Wheel - Riding the Nuclear Tiger (Palmetto, 2001)

Cecil Taylor (p); Jimmy Lyons (as); Raphe Malik (tr); David S. Ware (ts); Marc Edwards (d)

Kenny Barron!

Back to jazz: Jimmy Forrest with Shirley Scott - Heart of the Forrest (Palo Alto; reissued on Muse) Trio with drummer Randy Marsh, recorded in '78.

Back in my high school days, I spent a lot of time listening to prog rock. Poking around in a thrift store the other day, I came across one of Rush's (relatively) recent albums, Snakes & Arrows, from 2007. I decided to take a flyer on it, and I'm glad I did -- because it RAWKS. Seriously. This is excellent heavy rock/prog rock that hearkens back to Rush's glory years. The last Rush record that I listened to closely was Power Windows. And that came out in, er, . . . 1985. . . .Yeah, it's been a while.

Fred Anderson - The Missing Link (Nessa)