The team is exploring the world-s final frontier, travelling along the Antarctic Peninsula is like stepping into another world!. On board is Jen, Daniel (who is filming) and their friend Michael Roberts, who is fulfilling a lifelong dream by coming here with his father (St Kilda football club champion and Brownlow medallist) who worked here more than 30 years ago when he was awarded a polar medal.

The team is exploring the world-s final frontier, travelling along the Antarctic Peninsula is like stepping into another world!. On board is Jen, Daniel (who is filming) and their friend Michael Roberts, who is fulfilling a lifelong dream by coming here with his father (St Kilda football club champion and Brownlow medallist) who worked here more than 30 years ago when he was awarded a polar medal.

The team is exploring the world’s final frontier, travelling along the Antarctic Peninsula is like stepping into another world!. On board is Jen, Daniel (who is filming) and their friend Michael Roberts, who is fulfilling a lifelong dream by coming here with his father (St Kilda football club champion and Brownlow medallist) who worked here more than 30 years ago when he was awarded a polar medal.

The team is exploring the world’s final frontier, travelling along the Antarctic Peninsula is like stepping into another world!. On board is Jen, Daniel (who is filming) and their friend Michael Roberts, who is fulfilling a lifelong dream by coming here with his father (St Kilda football club champion and Brownlow medallist) who worked here more than 30 years ago when he was awarded a polar medal.

The team is exploring the world?s final frontier, travelling along the Antarctic Peninsula is like stepping into another world!. On board is Jen, Daniel (who is filming) and their friend Michael Roberts, who is fulfilling a lifelong dream by coming here with his father (St Kilda football club champion and Brownlow medallist) who worked here more than 30 years ago when he was awarded a polar medal.

The team is exploring the worlds final frontier, travelling along theAntarctic Peninsula is like stepping into another world!. On board isJen, Daniel (who is filming) and their friend Michael Roberts, who isfulfilling a lifelong dream by coming here with his father (St Kildafootball club champion and Brownlow medallist) who worked here more than30 years ago when he was awarded a polar medal.

The team is exploring the world’s final frontier, travelling along the Antarctic Peninsula is like stepping into another world!. On board is Jen, Daniel (who is filming) and their friend Michael Roberts, who is fulfilling a lifelong dream by coming here with his father (St Kilda football club champion and Brownlow medallist) who worked here more than 30 years ago when he was awarded a polar medal.

The team is exploring the world s final frontier, travelling along the Antarctic Peninsula is like stepping into another world!. On board is Jen, Daniel (who is filming) and their friend Michael Roberts, who is fulfilling a lifelong dream by coming here with his father (St Kilda football club champion and Brownlow medallist) who worked here more than 30 years ago when he was awarded a polar medal.

Centered around the Byrd/Adams Blue Note dates Byrd in Hand, Chant, Royal Flush, The Cat Walk, and Off to the Races, Mosaic's Complete Blue Note Donald Byrd/Pepper Adams Studio Sessions finds the Detroit natives at the top of their game during 1959-1962. Writing and performing some of the most original and tight hard bop around, Byrd and Adams led a variety of combos that featured the likes of Herbie Hancock (his first session), Wynton Kelly, Duke Pearson (who also contributed material), Charlie Rouse, Sam Jones, and Billy Higgins. From distinct covers ("Lover Come Back to Me") to seamlessly complex originals ("Bronze Dance"), Byrd's pure-toned trumpet and Adams' angular baritone unexpectedly make a perfect match. And beyond a wealth of sides that prove the point, the collection also features -- in typically thorough and classy Mosaic fashion -- some stunning session photos by Blue Note lensman Francis Wolff and an extensive essay by Bob Blumenthal. A hard bop experience of the highest order.