Wow...he's on so many of my favorite ECM albums. Sad to hear.

^ The first album where Sanborn really gels into his signature sound imo.

Can't resist listening to more Sanborn albums in my collection. ^ This one is with Joe Beck. ^ And while I'm on Beck; I might as well listen to this classic. DR of 16! Back to Sanborn: I've been neglecting my classical collection for too long. This one is quite good.

Great group!

^ "Target" CD; DR of 16! ^ One of my favorites. "Summer" alone is a joyous romp.

Late Nite is the only solo one I have so far, but I'm definitely interested in checking out his other solo stuff now! As others have noted, saxophonist David Sanborn has died. So I'm going to interrupt my current "discography runs" (which were themselves interrupted by an impromptu...

^ St. Vincent - All Born Screaming ^ EDIT: Late night add of...late night music (I mean, it's right in the title! :smile:). This is a recent discovery for me and it's really very good. Might even become a favorite of the genre. Think of mostly instrumental late 80's pop/hair/light...

It's been forever since I listened to that! Still remember buying the CD new. ^ Kamasi Washington - Fearless Movement

Haven't listened to that in years and years. Used to be great "pile everyone in a car and just drive around and rock out" music lol.

More organ playing on the first disc; the second is solo piano. Nice double set. Interesting AMG review here.

Somewhere in the 2010's, as I started my project of exploring the music/groups from my childhood I only half remembered or really only had heard the hits of, I bought their first two albums (and I'd recommend you pick up the second, Kaleidoscope World; it's almost as good as their first album)...