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Yusef Lateef – Part Of The Search Both time-capsule and visionary, both elegant and extravagant, a curious object. NP: Al Haig – Parisian Thoroughfare

Ellington Uptown Les Ballets Africains De Keita Fodeba Vol. 6 Mombasa – Tathagata (enjoyed African R&B quite a lot, this one much less at my first listen) It is Graillier. It is a common mistake, even for French folks, to forget the second i after a double l, as it would pronounce basically the same. I remember in Junior high our French teacher challenging us to make less than 3 mistakes to a 15-word dicatation (of the type "Un chasseur qui bayait aux corneilles tira un levraut derrière un groseillier : quelle imbécillité !") and everibody failed.

Hank Jones – Urbanity Michel Graillier – Dream Drops Don Pullen – New Beginnings (Issuing his later BN records on vinyl would be appreciated)

Sorry to read, Pim. Hope you feel better very soon!

TIL Liberty reissued Blue Note records on a budget label around 1970. NP: Lou Donaldson Quintet – I Won't Cry Anymore (Sunset Records) aka Swing and Soul (BN) I also identified The Soul Of Stanley Turrentine (Look Out!), All The Way (Candy) and Just Friends (House Party) from the same label.

Ending a wonderful journey listening to Georges Brassens records (Vol. 1 to Vol. 12 & with Moustache 1&2).

GO (Liberty) Duke Pearson - The phantom (TP)

The Duke Plays Ellington (Capitol UK) Settin' The Pace (OJC) Carla Bley - Mike Mantler - Steve Lacy – Jazz Realities (Victor)

Dollar Brand – African Marketplace Michel Camilo – Why Not? Art Farmer, Fritz Pauer – Azure

Roy Hargrove's Crisol – Grande-Terre John Coltrane – Settin' The Pace

Nara Leão – Dez Anos Depois Lighthouse All-Stars - Jazz Rolls Royce John Coltrane – Dakar

Stanley Cowell – Musa - Ancestral Streams

No, it is the new design of the blush emote. I love this record!