Artist: Blue Mitchell
     Album: Bring It Home To Me
     Year: 1966
     Label: Blue Note
     Format: MP3 @320kbps
     Size: 83mb (RS.com, w/ 5% file recovery)
     AMG Rating: ****

     Excellent (and hard to find) Blue Mitchell session with a good modal groove, and some nice funky Blue Note playing, in the best style of the label's mid 60's output. Blue's joined here by Junior Cook on tenor, his old bandmate from Horace Silver's group, and Harold Mabern's on piano. The set's got a lot of nice rolling lyrical moments, but it also grooves with the best of them, and has a nice solid bottom. -- Dustygroove.com

     Artist - Charlie Ventura
     Album - Charlie Ventura 1947-1949
     Label - Classics
     Genre - swig, bop
     Years - 1947/49, release - 2001
     Quality - MP3@256kbps
     Size: 68,6+43,0 (shareonall)
     Total time - 71:00

     Artist: Chris Rea
     Album: Return of the Fabulous Hofner Blue Notes
     Genre: Blues Rock
     Release: February 11, 2008
     Label: Jazzee Blue
     Format: MP3, 320 kbps
     Length: Over 2 Hours
     Files: 313 Mb

     Artist: Ahmed Abdul-Malik
     Album: Jazz Sahara
     Label: OJC/Riverside
     Year: 1958
     Genre: Jazz
     Format: mp3 : 320kbit/s
     Time: 38:58
     Size: 82,9 Mb+cover

     This CD reissue is an early example of fusing jazz with world music. Abdul-Malik switches between bass and oud; interacts closely with the droning violin of Naim Karacand, Jack Ghanaim's kanoon (a 72-string instrument), and Mike Hamway's darabeka (a percussive drum); and mixes in Al Harewood's drums and (on three of the four selections) the tenor of Johnny Griffin. The music is a qualified success, essentially Middle Eastern folk music with Griffin added in. This set is interesting and, in its own way, innovative but not essential. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

     Artist: Medeski, Martin & Wood
     Album: Let's Go Everywhere
     Release Date: Jan 8, 2008
     Label: MRI
     Studio/Live: Studio
     Quality: MP3@224 kbps VBR
     Size: 58 mb
     Total time: 39:36

     When John Medeski, Chris Wood and Billy Martin go into the studio to record any new album, they re never sure what will emerge. It was no different when the trio gathered in an upstate New York studio with a few concepts, a few musical ideas and a few friends, to create Let' s Go Everywhere, the first recording designed to please their youngest fans.... (amazon.com)