Dr. Lonnie Smith and David Fathead Newman play songs by Beck. Tracks include "Tropicalia", "New Pollution", "Loser", "Paper Tiger", and "Where It's At". CD

An obscure late 60s trio album – one that has the piano of Wynton Kelly next to the bass of Ron McClure and drums of Jimmy Cobb – on titles that include "I Thought", "Walk On By", "Scufflin", "Autumn Leaves", "On A Clear Day", and "Born To Be Blue". LP, Vinyl record album

One of the few American albums cut by saxophonist Chris Woods – a wonderfully talented player who cut some of his best work in Paris during the early 70s! The album captures some of the charm of Woods' best European records – with a lightly dancing groove on the best tracks, one that hints at his strong propensity for playing in modal lines, a trait he shared with Nathan Davis, a contemporary on the European scene, and a slightly similar player. Woods here is a bit more rootsy than Davis, though – working in an easily soulful setting, with pianist Jim McNeely, plus trumpet, bass, and drums. Woods plays flute and alto – and tracks include "Monsieur Le Bois In Paris", "What That", "Modus Operandi", and a nice version of "Scufflin Along". LP, Vinyl record album