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Lena Bloch is horrible and a white supremacist.

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Hi dear Lena, you have a phenomenal group there😂

Dear Lena🪶🦋💖

Leroy Vinnegar: If you're gonna play the Muse, you've GOT to pay your dues."

You have just absorb this collaboration between Minsarah and the peerless Lee Konitz. Savour it. Appreciate it. Save it to your device. Jazz at its intimate best. Thankfully they recorded original material (Deep Lee, ENJA Records). Also a live set at the Village Vanguard as Konitz’s New Quartet, also ENJA). Few modern pianists are as good at constructing an improvisation over a standard as Florian Weber (Jeff Denson, bs; Ziv Ravitz, d). Konitz’ career long humour on evidence. And his audience participation. I suspect this is the kind of intimate ambience Tristano sought but couldn’t find in the Manhattan club scene.

Larry did a lot.

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Safe travels for Ahmad's soul, that will meet Yusef's soul, for sure - "on the other side". Allah Yerhamo, Brother Ahmad Jamal, Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un.

Yes. And hank you for your work and all the ways in which you have contributed

This is awesome, thanks so much for posting Lena!

is this the Hohner melodica?

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Also never hear of him - but this is really good. Vert faithful to Bud Powell

:) I like it very much.

I heard your music a while ago when my mommy played it on her cellphone. It is very nice :) I am learning piano, some day I wish to be as good as you.

Really quite lovely, bravo!

Just beautiful!

Such a swinging rendition of Bud's Oblivion. Never heard of this cat before!

Beautiful playing! Thanks for sharing.

Гениальный....

This is poetry! Lena, do you have the lyrics that Red Mitchell sings?

Who’s on piano and drums?

Sir Roland Hanna was my college professor at Queens College in the 90’s . Exceptional musician, true lover and historian of the music.

Very elegant rendition! Ochen' intelligentno ispolneno, as we used to say back in good old days.

This is absolutely Beautiful music! Thank you, Lena!

Super....fantastico...

So nice. Greetings From Colombia

Such a great tune! I'm studying the figure of Tony Fruscella and so I came in contact with this beauty. I'd love to hear the full ending interview contained in this "Simple Isn't Easy" album.. Anyone knows where can I listen to the full track, including Red Mitchell's monologue?

This is an absolute gem!

WHO SPEAKS FOR YOU, ME, AND WE???????

Oh this is a very soothing performance. Cy would have been pleased. Thank you for sharing.

This is awesome! Thanks!

Very tasty 👍👍

Absolutely fantastic, always changing sketching new patterns beautifully expressed. A masterpiece. Anyone that gives this a thumbs down has no soul or appreciation of genius.

Wonderful. Sal spinning his lines and landing on chords, domestic and foreign, live. Thank you for sharing this. I really had no idea at the time that Sal was still playing gigs, at least now and then. At least you captured this.

Where is this published before? What a loving music!

Thanks for posting. What a great concert, wish I could have been there in person. By the way, the alto sax player's name is spelled Chris *Aiello.

Fabulous ‼️

Food for the soul.. Beautiful indeed 👍

Nice post! Thanks, Lena.

lovely

Absolutely beautiful Lena.. Lovely to hear this on a Sunday morning in Ireland 👍

Oh, I'm fainting!!! I suddenly feel so sad and miss him (Tony). Dear Red, you've done him more justice than justice.

Very tasty 👍

Thank you so much for sharing this. I had actually recorded the music from that show onto a cassette tape which I lost years ago. I thought that I would never hear this again and didn't realise how much I still missed this particular recording until I saw the title and clicked on it in quiet anticipation.... It feels like a weight has been lifted or a missing piece of my life has returned. Is that strange?

I enjoyed that!

Red--thank you!!!

00:00 *La fleur(ette) Africaine* 03:30 _I am Duke Ellington_ 04:16 *Take the 'A'-Train* 07:06 _the tree of jazz_ and _reminiscing Johnny Hodges_ 09:48 *Warm Valley* 11:40 *Things Ain't What They Used to Be* 13:49 _Duke loves Paris, Django & Bechet_ 15:40 *Paris Blues* _Christmas Eve in Paris_ 17:35 *Come Sunday*