Tina Brooks "Minor Move" Blue Note Japan 85th Anniversary UHQCD.

I wish they had used the original Japanese cover. But this sure sounds better than the last release!

Hi Geno,

Thanks for having a look!
You're right on, she has great technique but it's all in service to the  music.
I met her in Jan & I knew after just 5-6 notes she's got it!

So happy to have her in our musical family.
We have a solo concert with her in February, 2 Bach Suites & the Kodaly Cello Sonata.

But I have Alena Baeva, Hayoung Choi, Vadym Kholodenko & Yun Yang Lee in October to play the Beethoven Triple Concerto at our place!! Can't wait.

Ed

Hi Dr. Ed.

I missed the video that you posted of her back in June. I just watched it, along with parts of each of the three you posted today.

All I can say, is WOW!!! Grace and style meets technical prowess, and what surely must be fantastic recordings. Congratulations on the opportunity to record these two. Well done!

Best,

Geno

What do you need. For sure the 5x20 but I may have a larger one also.

Let me know.

Oh wow, nice to revisit this thread. BL, nice work.

Great thread over there Dominick/Err. I've been tempted by MiFlex going back 2-3 years ago, now. The Mundorf MCap Supremes stay. Just to pleased with them to try the Mi's.

My Graphene sluggo has shipped. Yay!

Looking at 6SN7 with adapter 6922. The 5692 a little steep. I'm looking at getting the Mullard tone I like with:

https://www.vivatubes.com/new-psvane-6sn7-uk-black-plates-gold-pins-vacuum-tube/...

https://www.vivatubes.com/new-matched-pair-2-tung-sol-6sn7gtb-vacuum-tubes/

Pete Jolly "Little Bird" Ava Records/Muzak Records Japan cd



Some tracks trio, with Chuck Berghofer (bass), Larry Bunker (drums); some tracks with Howard Roberts (guitar), Kenny Hume (percussion) added

Going to check out that Ahmad Jamal next, Geno.
40 years ago I got turned on to jazz when I picked up Coltrane’s Lush Life. That album was a gateway to so much great music, and Coltrane will always be my favorite in that genre.
Out this week: Raphael Rodrinski plays John Coltrane and Langston Hughes
Some interesting takes on classics.

Thank you for posting that. I actually read that yesterday before posting here. I didn’t want to put Bob on blast by posting in a larger forum like Audiogon. I thought the Decware forum would be safe enough to feel it out without actually causing any sort of fuss.