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The Quintessence

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by: Quincy Jones

Release Date October 15, 2007

CD-Charts Position 122

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The Stanley Dance Sessions

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by: Coleman Hawkins

Release Date June 20, 2005

CD-Charts Position 123

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Two by Two: Ruby and Ellis Play Rodgers and Hart

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by: Ruby Braff & Ellis Larkins

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CD-Charts Position 124

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But Beautiful: The Best Of Shirley Horn

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by: Shirley Horn

Release Date October 17, 2005

CD-Charts Position 125
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Solo Live/Both Worlds

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by: Michel Petrucciani

Release Date October 23, 2006
This is a great value two album set. 'Solo live' is a brilliant solo Piano concert recorded on 27th February 1997 in Frankfurt. Petrucciani is in sparkling form, dazzling in his improvisations and by the end, when he blasts through 'Caravan' and his standard encore of 'She Did it Again/Take the A train', you will be cheering with the crowd for more.
Incidently 'She Did it Again' is so titled after a dog that was owned by Charles Lloyd that used to break wind in the car sitting next to Michel. He would shout out "She did it again"!

Both Worlds is a sextet album featuring Bob Brookmeyer on Trombone, Stefano Di Battista on Saxophone, Flavio Boltro on Trumpet, Anthony Jackson on Bass and Steve Gadd on drums. They play some Petrucciani's ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 126
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Nobody Else But Me

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by: Stan Getz

Release Date November 01, 1994
Made during the Bossa Nova years with Getz's quartet of the time - a very
young Gary burton on vibes, plus Gene Cherico (bass) and Joe Hunt (drums), this was the only studio recording of this group, but sat on the shelves in favour of the Bossa recordings of the time. Released after Getz's death, this album is a real find, with stunning performances of "Summertime", "Here's That Rainy Day" plus a couple of Burton originals. The ballads are amongst some of the best Getz ever recorded, particularly "Little Girl Blue". A wonderful album - can't recommend it enough!

CD-Charts Position 127
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3 Dimensional

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by: Ray Brown Trio

Release Date September 21, 1992
Made during the Bossa Nova years with Getz's quartet of the time - a very
young Gary burton on vibes, plus Gene Cherico (bass) and Joe Hunt (drums), this was the only studio recording of this group, but sat on the shelves in favour of the Bossa recordings of the time. Released after Getz's death, this album is a real find, with stunning performances of "Summertime", "Here's That Rainy Day" plus a couple of Burton originals. The ballads are amongst some of the best Getz ever recorded, particularly "Little Girl Blue". A wonderful album - can't recommend it enough!

CD-Charts Position 128
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Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkins

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date October 30, 1995
Made during the Bossa Nova years with Getz's quartet of the time - a very
young Gary burton on vibes, plus Gene Cherico (bass) and Joe Hunt (drums), this was the only studio recording of this group, but sat on the shelves in favour of the Bossa recordings of the time. Released after Getz's death, this album is a real find, with stunning performances of "Summertime", "Here's That Rainy Day" plus a couple of Burton originals. The ballads are amongst some of the best Getz ever recorded, particularly "Little Girl Blue". A wonderful album - can't recommend it enough!

CD-Charts Position 129
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Basel 1953 - Part 2

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by: Lionel Hampton, Art Farmer, Clifford Brown, Quincy Jones, Jimmy Cleveland, Gigi Gryce

Release Date June 09, 2008
Made during the Bossa Nova years with Getz's quartet of the time - a very
young Gary burton on vibes, plus Gene Cherico (bass) and Joe Hunt (drums), this was the only studio recording of this group, but sat on the shelves in favour of the Bossa recordings of the time. Released after Getz's death, this album is a real find, with stunning performances of "Summertime", "Here's That Rainy Day" plus a couple of Burton originals. The ballads are amongst some of the best Getz ever recorded, particularly "Little Girl Blue". A wonderful album - can't recommend it enough!

CD-Charts Position 130
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Complete Recordings

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by: Teddy Wilson

Release Date May 07, 2007
Made during the Bossa Nova years with Getz's quartet of the time - a very
young Gary burton on vibes, plus Gene Cherico (bass) and Joe Hunt (drums), this was the only studio recording of this group, but sat on the shelves in favour of the Bossa recordings of the time. Released after Getz's death, this album is a real find, with stunning performances of "Summertime", "Here's That Rainy Day" plus a couple of Burton originals. The ballads are amongst some of the best Getz ever recorded, particularly "Little Girl Blue". A wonderful album - can't recommend it enough!