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Been spinning some excellent vinyl this weekend:

Jaki Byard--Solo Piano (Prestige blue label)

Max Roach--We Insist! Freedom Now Suite (Candid)

Flower Travellin' Band--Satori (Phoenix)

Freddie Hubbard--Sing Me a Song of Songmy, composed by Ilhan Mimaroglu (Atlantic)

Melvin Jackson--Funky Skull (Limelight)

Billy Harper Quintet--In Europe (Soulnote)

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Paul Bley Blood Fontana, it has this black and white Jazzlife cover , not sure if this predates( or is a reissue of ) the Marte Roling cover which appears to be better known below (edited as link to Roling covers deleted)

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That's a good question about the Jazz Life series. There were two Roeling covers with this as the alternate (the other being Ted Curson's Urge). Quite a number of bop sessions were issued in this series - Dexter Gordon, Bud Powell, Howard McGhee's Sharp Edge, etc., as well as pre-bop material. I suspect they were nearly contemporaneous, as the catalog numbers did not change between Roeling and Jazz Life issues.

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That's a good question about the Jazz Life series. There were two Roeling covers with this as the alternate (the other being Ted Curson's Urge). Quite a number of bop sessions were issued in this series - Dexter Gordon, Bud Powell, Howard McGhee's Sharp Edge, etc., as well as pre-bop material. I suspect they were nearly contemporaneous, as the catalog numbers did not change between Roeling and Jazz Life issues.

I also have the Ted Curson Urge session with a Jazz Life cover, very good date indeed. I'd be interested to find out more about that series, cool covers and great music.

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Giuseppe Torelli - Concerto in Sol Minore op 8 - I Musici, Fontana stereo.

My uncle gave me this one, and other 10 records of early classical music, from 1400 up to early 1700, very very interesting.

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