What are you spinning now? Mark 26

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Cold Sunday mornings are great for a little time travel

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1974’s Winter Light from the quartet Oregon of which I never tire, Ralph Towner, Paul McCandless, Glen Moore, and Collin Walcott.

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Got most of the shoveling done. . . oy. . .it was cold going.

Have a little time with the system again and this one caught my eye and called to me. I really like the first of the two “shows” released here. The sound quality is excellent, and “Round Midnight” is really interesting to hear.

Bill Evans “Portraits at the Penthouse: Live in Seattle” Resonance Records cd


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Some late Chicago Style. . . .

“The Spirit of Condon” Jazzology cd

Eddie Condon on board, with Wild Bill Davison and Art Hodes as well. Recorded in Manassas, VA 1971 and 1973

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Hammock - Maybe They Will Sing For Us Tomorrow

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Bouncing in my head while I was tinkering with the cars outside was a tune from “The Spirit of Condon” – Louis Armstrong’s “Someday You’ll be Sorry.” I’ve learned the wisdom in that song a few times. Need something to push that tune out so. . . .

“Count Basie & Friends–100th Birthday Bash” Roulette 2 cd set, disc 1

Pulled this from the shelves, a great collection of great Basie in that Roulette sound.

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Hammock - Love In The Void

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Grateful Dead “To Terrapin–Harford '77” Disc 1 of 3

It’s been too long since I heard some guitar from Jerry. And much longer since I listened to this show.

Man, the system is really warmed up and sounding great.

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Later

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Kenny Burrell “Midnight Blue” Blue Note/Tower Records SACD

This edition sounds very nice.

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