84 mixes with songs by “Bobby+Hutcherson”

20 "glorious" jazz performances...

The title makes up in specificity what it lacks in evocative poesy. I've tried to avoid most of the obvious tracks (classics, either by virtue of being classics, or by virtue of being played an awful lot.) What remains is, I hope, some sense of the continuing magic of Blue Note Records during its finest phase.

Some timeless Blue Note recordings including music by Andrew Hill, Big John Patton, and Bill Charlap & Sandy Stewart. Not bad for my 150th 8track mix huh? Haha.

The same as the first part, only completely different. Again, I'm largely but not entirely trying to skirt the obvious. Contingently essential. Includes Bobby Hutcherson, Eric Dolphy, and Andrew Hill.

21 tracks, mostly jazz, including Vivaldi's Spring, each of the three movements covered by another artist

i steps into the realms of Jazz

It starts with the simple question "would you care to come upstairs for a nightcap?" And then...

After the worst train ride I've ever experience, these classic Blue Note cuts are helping me calm down.

Let's be honest guys, ladies don't want our input on the wedding. The saying goes "The wedding is for the woman, the honeymoon is for the man" and I'm ok with that but these songs MUST be played at my wedding. MUST!

50's-70's era Jazz. 12 tracks including music by Ron Carter, Lee Morgan, and Grachan Moncur III. (TRT: 1:40:09)

Eight tracks including music by Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures, Bobby Hutcherson, and Chico Hamilton Quintet With Eric Dolphy.