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mary jo Andres Segovia was a brilliant classical guitarist and he is entitled to his opinion. That does not make it the opinion of others and Paco De Lucia was certainly not making "noise" IMHO..... 
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alex your response to Mary jo was pretty deep. Everyone is different and likes different music. All genres of music have great songs and duds, depending on who the listener is. 
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acman3 I had nothing to recover from I was driving so therefore had just one glass of Jameson Irish Whiskey...JC was fantastic as always. Sometimes he gets carried away with the Jimi Hendrix like pyrotechnics improvised solo's but he always mixes ... 
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Schubert I'm happy you enjoyed the Stitt - Eldridge link. One more James Carter link for the road. I'm out!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qasXXzsDpPk 
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On my way into NYC for the James Carter Organ Trio at Birdland!A younger Carter playing the flute. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYcCkl6M7y8Did I mention he plays the Alto, Tenor, Soprano, and Baritone as well.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SH... 
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acman3 great Konitz links. I already ordered the Carnegie Hall recording with Kenny Clarke, Red Garland, Oscar Pettiford, et al. Also ordered the one with Miles Davis and others - EZZ - THETIC. 
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Sonny Stitt Sextet and Quintet I would say is a must have for jazz aficionados:Roy Eldridge, Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Herb Ellis, and Stan Leveyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3t47Hik22Q 
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Thanks frogman and Schubert for the recommendations. I have "Motion" on the wat along with the Konitz/Marsh recording (I liked the songs I heard on that one).I'm giving the other suggestions a listen right now as I'm writing this.Pyramid is defini... 
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Great Turrentine selection Schubert. Big Stanley Turrentine fan myself. I have that disc with the song "Shirley." The albums called "Mr. Natural" and was recorded in 1964 but not releases until 1980.So I searched high and low for my first Lee Koni... 
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frogman and Schubert I must admit, ashamedly so, that I have not one disc in my collection with Lee Konitz on it. I plan on listening to him a bit more and decide whether to buy some of his recordings as a leader or sideman. Any suggestions?Lee is... 
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alex a few years ago after I purchased the Jimmy McGriff album "Giants Of The Organ In Concert" I liked it so much I bought 3 more McGriff albums including "The Worm" Anyway I liked O'Donel's playing so I searched and bought the following disc whi... 
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There are similarities to the following two songs...Or could it be the bourbon I've been drinking....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smWzj-SXe9Mhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5i_y_ItAnQ 
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frogman Maiden Voyage is an excellent recording and Freddie really is on another playing field. Coleman is underrated and also played well on this live date with Miles Davis:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG5FAVw3UqYSchubert thanks for the 5x5 cl... 
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acman3 I had never listened to Ulf Wakenius before. He is fantastic. I guess those Scandinavian’s stick together!Of course I do know about Yngwie Johan Malmsteen but never bought any of his progressive classical rock/metal fusion albums. Many of m... 
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I cant leave out Narciso Yepes:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxwceLlaODMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN6tcdiqELk