Larry Nozero was a prolific and talented saxophonist and flautist from Detroit, contributing to many albums… from Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” to the more obscure “Fish Feet” album by Ron English. He was a member of the loose collective The Funk Brothers, worked with the great Dennis Coffey, and played with Eddie Russ.

“Time” is an interesting amalgamation of sounds, with a few originals, standards, and an amazing cover of Antonio Carlos Jobim’s obscure Chronicle of a Murdered House. It was the last release put out by the iconic Strata label and features Dennis Tini.

Two to go…

Started out in the mid 80s, here is my Mobley Blue Note collection so far. Just 1568 and 1550 left plus maybe 5066. Have many more Blue Notes but always focussed on Hank’s LPs.

Cover is poor but the vinyl is vg+

Vinyl is PRISTINE!

I'm a big GD fan of all eras. This is the earliest release of his I have been able to acquire to date. It's minty. Just picked it up today. Would recommend.

I purchased The Quest by Mal Waldron and Eric Dolphy reissue and man it slaps. I came to realization while listening that I don't have the slightest idea of where to begin with Eric Dolphy and haven't given him a fair shake. What albums or other features would you all recommend? I'm open to strange and obscure as well as the classics.

1959 OG Mono. She knows what's up.

Such a dope live album. Supremely funky. If you haven’t checked out this relatively recent release, it’s a must-hear for fans of funky ass Jazz.