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Some have shipped from the last batch, some haven't. Here are more:


Nyckelharpa Orchestra, Byss-Calle. That's right, a group consisting solely of six nyckelharpas.
Oliver Nelson, The Blues and the Abstract Truth. One of my favorite jazz albums, due mostly to Nelson's small-group arranging. (I have another copy.)
New World Symphony (Michael Tilson Thomas), New World Jazz. Orchestral music with jazz influences, including Stravinsky, Gershwin, Adams, Raksin.
Mickey Newbury, 'Frisco Mabel Joy. Important country record from 1971.
Christopher O'Riley, True Love Waits. Radiohead covers by a classical pianist.
Tara Jane O'Neil & Daniel Littleton, Music for a Meteor Shower. Introspective instrumentals. bushmiller
Pet Shop Boys, Can You Forgive Her?. 1993 single. Also "I Want to Wake Up" and Brecht's "What Keeps Mankind Alive?" tombking
Prince, The Rainbow Children. One of many albums I bought because Prince was supposedly back to form. Pretty good, but it's no 1999.
Michael Penn, Free-for-All. Still my favorite Michael Penn album. Every song is good. artname
Pia Fraus, In Solarium. Estonian shoegaze. (juliansinger)
Nicole Renee, Strawberry. R&B single. I thought it was something else.
Sonny Rollins, A Night at the Village Vanguard, vol. 1. With two takes of "A Night in Tunisia". tombking
Kurt Rosenwinkel, The Next Step. Great jazz guitar album. Scratched, but may work in your player. artname
Dexter Romweber, Folk Songs. Not folk songs. Retro, though. Pretty cool.
Marc Ribot, Saints. Avant-garde solo guitar; covers from Ayler to Zorn, with Bernstein and the Beatles in between. bushmiller
Mick Rossi, They Have a Word for Everything. Piano jazz from Knitting Factory.
Clem Snide, Moment in the Sun. EP, the song from Ed plus four. (dusty_chenille)
Sun Ra, Space is the Place. Well, isn't it? Big band free jazz, plus chanting. (juliansinger)
New World Symphony (Michael Tilson Thomas), New World Jazz. Orchestral music with jazz influences, including Stravinsky, Gershwin, Adams, Raksin. (juliansinger)
Troka, Troka. Finnish folk-dance music, string trio plus accordion and harmonium. (juliansinger)

George Gershwin, Porgy and Bess. Decca recording, 1942, with Todd Duncan and Anne Brown. (juliansinger)
Lyle Lovett, Dr. T and the Women. Instrumentals and some previously released songs.
Singin' in the Rain. From the 1952 film with Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, and Debbie Reynolds. artname


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