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Horace Silver “Silver 'n Percussion” Blue Note Japan cd
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Kenny Burrell “Blues the Common Ground” Verve Japan SHM-CD
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Giving guitarist Hedvig Mollestad Weejuns a serious listen. The advantage of streaming, in this instance Qobuz is to sample the music others are listening to or suggesting. Yes the Rune Grammofon Label tends to put out some fine music.
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I’ll Give You Twentyone is putting a smile on my face.
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A trifecta!
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This is an incredible Mal Waldron release on the Tompkins Square label from a 1978 Grenoble performance. Each time I return to the works of Mal Waldroon I wonder why I have waited so long to play any of it. There are ECM releases I enjoy as well.
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Dirk, this has been a long time coming as a follow-up to The Milwaukee Tapes Vol. 1. Highly recommended. Fred Anderson The Milwaukee Tapes Vol. 2 features Bill Brimfield. Thanks to Corbett vs. Dempsey for eventually ensuring this fie follow-up performance sees the light of day. I was going to listen to it last night, but the evening was getting on so today it is! BTW excellent string of listens you just posted. The Sam Rivers Waves is a fun one as well.
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This new release almost slipped by me, but spinning it now… Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio. It’s not on streaming until Dec 8, so I bought the SACD on Amazon. Glad I did. Sounds fantastic. I see it’s on MQA too, but don’t get me started on that hahahahaha 
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Fremer mentioned this in a YT video. It just arrived from Japan via Discogs.
Excellent sound after several cleaning cycles.
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Checked Amazon and I see it is also available as a double LP.
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Mose Allison “Ramblin’ with Mose Allison” Prestige/OJC cd
Followed by
Jackie & Roy “Love Sick” Verve cd
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