I'm Adam Manus, and I'm Peter Martin, and you're listening to the You'll Hear at

podcast. Peter Martin. And you're listening to the You'll Hear at Podcast.

Today we're going to give you seven great albums you don't know.

Going deep cuts today, eh?

Deep cuts, yo.

All right.

We're going aggressive, too.

We're saying that you don't know these.

The odds of at least one of you out of our thousands of, you'll hear at listeners, knowing some of these of these seven, pretty high.

But what we're talking about are deep cuts, albums that went under the radar and not for the good reason why some albums go under the radar because they suck.

But these are like some of our favorites that, you know, for me, I'm always surprised when I'll mention one.

It's someone like, oh, I've never heard of that.

And they just, for whatever reason, maybe, you know, sometimes it's cyclical. People talk about them for a few years.

So I'm going to jump right in with my number one great album that you don't know, but now

you do.

And that's New High by Kenny Wheeler.

Nice.

And this is a great album.

I think it was like mid-70s, 75, 76, something like that on ECM it's uh Kenny Kenny

Keith Jerry Jerry as they used to call him on piano of Jack Dijunette uh I believe it's Dave

Holland on bass um bunch of slouches and you know it's kind of unique and it is a little bit known just because, you know, Keith Jared as a side man didn't happen that much. But to me, like his compositions on here are just incredible. The sound, of course, you know, iconic ECM sound. But if you haven't got a chance to hear that, check that one out. New High. And it's G and you high you hi see this is one i actually kind of know you

know we've been talking about how i didn't really get into ecm until the last couple years

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