Baden Powell: Le Monde Musical De Baden Powell, Vol. 2 (1969)

The title of this may make you think that this is some kind of compilation, but it is a regular album with music nowhere else available, issued in 1969 on the French Barclay label.

The Eddie Fisher Quintet: The Third Cup (1969)

One for the soul-jazz fans.

Gary Burton: Who Is Gary Burton? (1963) / Tennessee Firebird (1966) / The Time Machine (1966) / In Concert (1968) / Country Roads And Other Places (1969)

I've just re-upped a few Burton albums elsewhere on request. Seemed a good idea to show them here, too.

Freddie King: Is A Blues Master (1969)

Soulful blues and funky instrumentals guarantee a true fun ride with this King Curtis production.

Boz Scaggs: Boz Scaggs (1969)

The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section was already legend in 1969, when Boz Scaggs went down to Alabama to record his first album after leaving the Steve Miller Band. AMG calls it an "enduring blue-eyed soul masterpiece". Such labels are easily given, but this album deserves it, i guess. Not least due to the input of a skinny, long-haired guy named Duane Allman playing guitar.

Louis Van Dyke: Pavane (1969)

A beautiful piano trio album for the late hours.
Jazzy easy listening with a classical touch and a good dab of Bill Evans could describe the way, Dutch pianist Van Dyke aproaches a popular repertoire of mostly contemporary pop and soundtrack tunes from Michel Legrand, Lennon/McCartney, Bacharach/David and the like.