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Bill Evans “You’re going to Hear from Me” Milestone cd Bill with Eddie Gomez and Marty Morell, Copenhagen November 1969

One of my favorites. Zhang Ziyi!

I do not listen to Pink Floyd. I do not listen to Pink Floyd. Now playing: Frank Morgan “Listen to the Dawn” Antilles/Verve cd Kenny Burrell!

Santana “Welcome” Columbia LP

Made a change in isolation on my vinyl playback chain and wanted to see what condition my condition is in. . . no better way to do so than to play my OG vinyl of Miles Davis “Bitches Brew,” record 1

On to disc 4 Dexter Gordon “The Complete Prestige Recordings” FOLLOWED BY The Jazz Crusaders “Live at the Lighthouse '66”

Yes, it's me. It's a "joke" hat supposed to resemble a baked turkey.

Followed by Dexter Gordon “The Complete Prestige Recordings” disc 3

It's great. My favorite one though is her last. I think that is a masterpiece. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I'm_Yours,_You're_Mine

The amazing Ms Carter! Here she is mentoring great jazz stars in the making. Recorded December 6–8, 1979, Great American Music Hall, San Francisco Betty Carter - vocals John Hicks - piano Curtis Lundy - double bass Kenny Washington - drums

“Miles in Tokyo” Sony Blu-Spec CD2 2023 499×500 27.4 KB Followed by Bob Dylan “John Wesley Harding” Mobile Fidelity (stereo) SACD 500×500 65 KB

Chris Rogers “Voyage Home” cdbaby cd

Listening to this one again. . . it sounds really really good today. Sean Jones “Roots”

300×264 9.57 KB Danish Radio Big Band Featuring Jesper Thilo “A Little Bit Of Duke” Dacaop cd Another cold morning. Still managed to dodge the heavy snow they predicted. . . another day of “storm watch.” Starting off with some Ellington music from Denmark. FOLLOWED BY Sean Jones “Roots” 300×300 7.59 KB Acoustic Bass – Luques Curtis Alto Saxophone – Tia Fuller Drums – Jerome Jennings, Obed Calvaire Piano – Orrin Evans Piano, Organ – Eddie Howard Producer – Al Pryor Trumpet – Sean Jones Recorded at Avatar Studios, New York, NY , 2006

500×500 25.7 KB Emily Remler “Cookin’ at the Queens: Live in Las Vegas 1984 & 1988” disc 1 of 2 Remler in quartet performances with pianist Cocho Arbe, bassist Carson Smith, and drummer Tom Montgomery (May 28th, 1984) and trio performances with bassist Carson Smith and drummer John Pisci (September 19th, 1988). My late first wife and I stayed at the Four Queens around 1995 or so. Although I’ve visited the new portions of Las Vegas, the old city area was favored. Nice sound on this first disc.