trpt2345

I'm up to about fifty gigs on my iPod, over 4000 tunes. Lets see-
About 10 George Adams-Don Pullen things
A dozen Blakey
Ten Cannonbal Adderley
Couple Astrud Gilberto
Ahmad Jamal, about six
Two CDs by The Awakening (a Chicago group with Ken Cheney, Frank Gordon, etc., the seventies)
Tw Anita O'days
Six Basies
Couple Cachao
Fifteen Don Cherry
Bunch o' Coltrane
Two Cootie Williams
Dexter
David Murray
bunch of Dizzy
Dylan
Earth Wind & Fire
Ellington
Bill Evans
Art Farmer
Sonny Fortune
Lot of Stan Getz
Lot of Herbie Hancock
Even more Tom Harell
Even more Eddie Harris yet (he was a GENIUS)
Joe Henderon
Freddie Hubbard
Booby Hutcherson
J.J.
Huge bunch of Jack DeJohnette
Jaki Byard
whole wing of Jarrett
Jimmy Owens
Kenny Dorham
The Kand Bongo Man
gigantic Roland Kirk section
Steve lacy
Yusef Lateef
Los Machucambos
Charles Lloyd
Joe Lovano
Brian Lynch
McCoy Tyner
the biggest section-Miles, from 1949 to 1991
Mingus
Mahavishnu
Moondog
Neville Bros.
Red Norvo
Olu Dra
Charlie Parker
Oscar Peterson
Pierre Dorge
Police
Poncho Sanchez
Sam Rivers-a big bunch
Max Roach
humongous Sonny Rollins
lots of Woody Shaw
a truckload of Wayne Shorter
Steely Dan
Sun Ra
Steve Swallow
Tito Puente
Charles Tolliver
Tony Williams
Caetano Veloso
Fats Waller
Wes Montgomery
Wayne Wallace
Randy Weston
Phil Woods
World Saxophone Quartet
Joe Zawinul
Gil Goldstein

Plus this'n'that 'n' t'other. Morton Feldman. Stravinsky. Vaughn Williams. Ravel. Little Mozart. Bach. Art Tatum. Johnny Cash. The usual.

Michael McLaughlin