ORNETTE COLEMAN - Town Hall, 1962 (1969) LP | 24bits-96hz | FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Tracklist :
A1    Doughnut    9:00
A2    Sadness    4:00
A3    Dedication To Poets And Writers    8:50
B1    The Ark    23:24
Credits :
Alto Saxophone – Ornette Coleman (pistas: A1, A2, B1)
Bass – David Izenzon (pistas: A1, A2, B1)
Cello – Kermit Moore (pistas: A3)
Composed By – Ornette Coleman
Drums – Charles Moffett (pistas: A1, A2, B1)
Viola – Julien Barber (pistas: A3)
Violin – Nathan Goldstein (pistas: A3), Selwart Clarke (pistas:  A3)

HELEN MERRILL - The Artistry of Helen Merrill (1965-2014) FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

This is a rare Helen Merrill folk-oriented album from 1965, with songs from all over the world. Perhaps it was her Croatian upbringing, but very few jazz singers sound as natural singing non-jazz material as Merrill does. She sounds just like herself (which she always does anyway), with no particular adjustment to a straighter idiom, as if she had to shed herself of jazz sophistication in order to become more "innocent." Highlights include the quasi-folk bossa nova "Quiet Nights" and "Itsi No Komoriuta." The great Charlie Byrd is on board, to provide the requisite acoustic accompaniment, as is Jimmy Giuffre on clarinet. Richard Mortifoglio
Tracklist :
1    Quiet Nights (Corcavado) 2:44
2    Careless Love 3:30
3    Scarlet Ribbons 3:01
4    The House Of The Rising Sun 2:37
5    I Left My Heart Behind 2:20
6    Cannetella 2:18
7    The River (Sciummo) 2:58
8    Minha Rocca 2:29
9    Itsi No Komoriuta 2:18
10    Forbidden Games 2:35
11    John Anderson, My Love 2:07
Credits
Keter Betts - Bass
Charlie Byrd - Guitar
Jimmy Giuffre - Clarinet
Osie Johnson - Drums
Teddy Kotick - Bass
Hal McKusick - Flute
Helen Merrill - Vocals
Jimmy Raney - Guitar

OLETA ADAMS - Circle of One (1990) Two Version | FLAC (image+.tracks+.cue), lossless

At the time of the release of her debut, Circle of One, Oleta Adams was best-known as the impassioned backing vocalist on Tears for Fears' 1989 album The Seeds of Love; most prominently featured on "Woman in Chains". About a decade later, she was best-known for "Get Here": a gospel-tinged belter later revived by one Justin Guarini as his showpiece on the 2002 phenomenon American Idol. This, of course, proves that even small hits have an unexpected shelf life, and anybody who decides to go back to Adams' debut may not find anything quite as good -- though the other single, "Rhythm of Life," comes close -- it's nevertheless a high-class, quality, contemporary R&B record that perhaps sounds a little bit too much like its year. Stephen Thomas Erlewine 
Tracklist :
1.    Rhythm Of Life 4:20
Arranged By [Rhythm], Remix – William Orbit
Backing Vocals – Andy Caine, Ian Wilson
Guitar [Solo], Programmed By [Fairlight] – Roland Orzabal
Organ [Hammond] – Oleta Adams
Synthesizer [Keyboard Synth] – David Bascombe
Written-By – Holland, Orzabal
2.    Get Here 4:36
Synthesizer – Roland Orzabal
Written-By – Russell
3.    Circle Of One 3:52
Backing Vocals – Andy Caine, Ian Wilson
Baritone Saxophone – William Gregory
Organ [Hammond] – Simon Clark
Programmed By [Fairlight] – Roland Orzabal
Written-By – Adams
4.    You've Got To Give Me Room 5:16
Flugelhorn – Guy Barker
Written-By – Adams
5.    I've Got To Sing My Song 4:01
Backing Vocals – Roland Orzabal
Organ [Hammond] – Simon Clark
Written-By – Adams
6.    I've Got A Right 3:59
Brass – Chris White, Guy Barker, John Barclay
Brass, Saxophone [Solo] – Phil Todd
Written-By – Adams
7.    Will We Ever Learn 5:15
Brass – Chris White, Guy Barker, John Barclay
Brass, Saxophone [Solo] – Phil Todd
Written-By – Shipley, Holland
8.    Everything Must Change 6:53
Flugelhorn [Solo] – Guy Barker
Percussion [Ting] – Luis Jardim
Written-By – Ighner
Credits :
Backing Vocals – Carol Kenyon (tracks: 1, 3, 5), Tessa Niles (tracks: 1, 3, 5) 
Bass – Pino Palladino (tracks: 1, 2, 5 to 8) 
Drums – John Cushon (tracks: 1, 2, 5 to 8) 
Keyboards – Oleta Adams (tracks: 1, 2, 4) 
Percussion – Luis Jardim (tracks: 2, 5 to 8) 
Piano – Oleta Adams (tracks: 2, 5 to 8)