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Santana “Welcome” Columbia LP

Dorothy Donegan

Starting off this COLD morning with the last cd I listened to yesterday. Gently intense music. This album fascinates me whenever I put it on. Alex Koo, Mark Turner & Mark Alessi “Apple Blue Sea Green” 240×240 6.03 KB

This album fascinates me whenever I put it on. Alex Koo, Mark Turner & Mark Alessi “Apple Blue Sea Green” 240×240 6.03 KB

MTB “Solid Jackson” Criss Cross cd Brad Mehldau (P) Mark Turner (Ts) Peter Bernstein (G) Larry Grenadier (B) Bill Stewart (D)

The big cold is on its way. What was melting the last few days will be ice. I’m going to get supplies and hunker down! Starting off with a great LP . . . Monk with Thad Jones, Charlie Rouse, Sam Jones and Art Taylor. Thelonious Monk “5 by Monk by 5” Riverside/Analogue Productions LP, from the “Tenors” box set (repress)

“Echoes of an Era the Best of Stan Getz” Roulette 2 LP set Roost material in fake stereo–not too bad sounding.

Burnt Sugar “Black Sex Y'all Liberation & Bloody Random Violets”

The last time I got to really immerse myself in this release it was disc 1. Now disc 2, Miles Davis “Agharta” Blu-Spec CD2 500×437 40 KB 406×612 24.4 KB

Teagarden always starts a day off well. Jack Teagarden “Thnk Well of Me” Verve stereo LP This is helping the cold to be more acceptable. I just am so bonded to this music. Willard Robinson was such an intriguing writer of music. 250×250 3.54 KB

Duke Ellington “Jazz Party” Columbia mono LP I have a stereo cd or two but this mono Lp slays them. One of these days I’ll get a stereo LP. Such an amazing album!

Yoltam Silberstein “Next Page” . . . .

Yoltam Silberstein “Future Memories”

Wynton Marsalis “Citi Movement” Columbia 2 cd set, disc 1

Something Else featuring Vincent Herring "Soul Jazz" Smoke Sessions cd

This is a gem! Jonah Jones “Muted Jazz” Capitol LP Bass – John Browne* Drums – Harold Austin Piano – George Rhodes Trumpet, Vocals – Jonah Jones

Starting a cold morning with side 1 of this monser album again. So much history with this release for me, and I just sink into all the little details that the LP provides. Weather Report “Sweetnighter” Columbia LP

Weather Report “Sweetnighter” Columbia LP This LP always tells me a lot about my system. What it is telling me today is good things. Mr. White and Mr. Vitous on bass are really dishing it out!

12 degrees and snow. Still winter! A big deer in the back yard did not seem to mind. I didn’t stay out long though. . . wow. . . the cold just sits on your skin and takes root. Starting off with some very old, very dear music. Miles Davis “Big Fun” Columbia 2 LP, “Ife” Sounding excellent with the new upgrade to the Rega turntable setup.

Double that price is a lot! She's never done anything for me, but I know she's important. I wish they could price these things so that those who really really want them didn't have to hesitate or get a loan or hold up a shop to have one.

I have never been a fan. . . but that does not at all seem an "unreasonable" price for a 19 cd set (220-230 that I have seen).

Thanks. Me too! Hope we don't get snow until I do. .. shoveling snow in this cold (15 to 25 degree F highs) is not going to help.

No need to apologize, just wondered. I'm fighting off a cold and not at my best yesterday and today.

He's a "trumpeter". I didn't notice that cut and paste typo, thought you were questioning the first name or such. Sorry. Doesn't seem funny to me. From the discogs page: Jazz trumpet player and songwriter based in Brooklyn, NY, grandson of Chico O'Farrill, son of composer and pianist Arturo O'Farrill and pianist Alison Deane, brother of percussionist Zack O'Farrill. Right now Milt Jackson Sextet “Invitation” Riverside/OJC cd 300×296 11.4 KB Quite a band! And well played. Bass – Ron Carter Drums – Connie Kay. Piano – Tommy Flanagan Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Heath Trumpet – Kenny Dorham Vibraphone – Milt Jackson

Now Monday Michiru "Brasilified" ? It is funny that I "typo'd" the word "typo."