Artist - Lee Morgan
     Album - Indeed!
     Label - Blue Note (RVG-edition)
     Year - 1956, release - 2007
     Quality - MP3@320 kbps / FLAC
     Size: 62,9 + 43,5 mb / 163 mb
     Total time - 46:17

     Lee Morgan was truly a phenom when he burst onto the scene at 18, joined Dizzy Gillespie’s band, and signed with Blue Note Records where he made 5 great albums in 10 months! Indeed was the first album; it features well-chosen compositions by Horace Silver, Donald Byrd, Benny Golson, and Owen Marshall. With Clarence Sharpe, Horace Silver, Wilbur Ware, and Philly Joe Jones, Lee put together a band that is as volcanic as his playing.

     Artists: The Ink Spots
     Album: The Anthology - 2 CD
     Label: MCA
     Years: May 12, 1936-Oct 23, 1950
     Released: 1998
     Size: 250 Mb
     Quality: mp3, 256 kb/s


     Just sit back and listen to give your ears a priceless gift with these great oldies....

     Только для любителей Tin Pan Alley, проникновенной сентиментальной музыки и oldies в целом.
     Их сладкие голоса поют о том, что все мы знаем, переживаем и чувствуем....

     The Ink Spots — (англ. Чернильные Пятна) — вокальная чернокожая музыкальная группа из Индианаполиса, работающая в музыкальном жанре, положившем начало к возникновению ритм-энд-блюза, рок-н-ролла и под-жанра ду-вуп. The Ink Spots и коллектив «Mills Brothers», также являющийся чернокожей вокальной группой 1930-х и 1940-х, получили призвание у белокожей публики.

     Artist: Dollar Brand/Abdullah Ibrahim
     Album: Zimbabwe
     Quality: mp3@320 Kbps
     Size: 98 MB (covers)
     Year: 1983
     Label: Enja (1987)
     Total time: 43:06


     This was a nicely blended, somewhat mellow and seemingly quite finished recording by Abdullah Ibrahim with Carlos Ward (alto sax, flute), Essiet Okun Essiet (bass), and Don Mumford (drums) called Zimbabwe. Interspaced with non-originals were four Ibrahim compositions, most of which were inspired by the imagery from Ibrahim's South African roots. ~ Bob Rusch, AMG

   Artist: Mary Lou Williams\Marian Mcpartland
   Album: Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz
   Year: 2004
   Label: Jazz Alliance
   Quality/Bitrate: Ogg Vorbis
   Time: 53:07
   Size: 73.5 MB

   Mary Lou Williams (May 8, 1910 – May 28, 1981) was an American jazz stride pianist, composer, and arranger. Williams had written hundreds of compositions or arrangements, and recorded over a hundred records (in 78, 45, and LP versions).[1] Williams wrote and arranged for such greats as Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman, and she was friend, mentor, and teacher to Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, and Dizzy Gillespie. She displayed remarkable versatility and power, and is probably the most influential woman in the history of jazz.