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2023 Year in review
We inevitably look back at the year as it winds down. Here's my highlights for:
Live performance: Duved Dunayevsky and Daniel Garlitsky in Portland.
Favourite GJ recording repeatedly listened to: Paname, Jon Delaney
New to me version of a regular set list standard: What is this thing called love, Charlie Parker Jam Session, 15:54 incredible version!
New album not GJ: Arise, Amaury Faye (Belgium pianist with Julian Lee, sax).
Look forward to hearing others listening highlights from 2023.
Here's wishing all a happy, peaceful new year, full of great music!
Cheers!
Phil
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Nice, Phil. Kessel's solo is top-notch on their version of WITTCL. Here's my addition to this cool thread: song in the GJ repertoire that has captured my attention as 2023 comes to a close, which I'm committed to learning in 2024--I Surrender, Dear. Here's a link to Django's version--
https://youtu.be/a5r0GLAuIb8?si=eC_pUqOZZ-K4LOnN