Goldenwings.

This article discusses several jazz albums and artists. The first album, "Spring in Stockholm: Live at Konserthuset 1959," features the Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Art Farmer. The article praises Farmer's technique and range, and highlights their performance of "Blueport." The second album, "BBC Sessions 1968-1970," showcases the New Jazz Orchestra and the Neil Ardley Group. The article commends Ardley's talent and laments that he ended up as a children's book author instead of continuing his musical career. The third album, "Goldenwings" by OPA, is described as a Latin-fusion record with a Brazilian influence, featuring Airto Moreira and Hermeto Pascoal. The final album, "Prelusion" by Patrice Rushen, is Rushen's debut jazz album and showcases her talent as a keyboardist. [Extracted from the article]