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I just dropped the pic in the box - highlighted it - pressed the link button - and put the address in. It's too new to be in Discogs and nearly all of the online links went to either sellers or streamers, so I just linked it to the Huelgas site. Lovely new recording BTW.

I just love those early jazz guys! They're so old!!

Architecture forum: "Hey! What's all this brouhaha about some famous jazz guy's master tapes being erased. It's such ugly music. I don't see how erasing this changes anything historically ... and, you know, it's not like you can't find music like this all over the place anyway."

Peter Evans - trumpet, piccolo trumpet Joel Ross - vibraphone, percussion Nick Jozwiak - bass Michael Shekwoaga Ode - drums

It is! It's one thing to drive down the highway seeing bluebonnets by the side of the road, but it's quite another standing in a field of them at a Wildflower center and getting a big snootful of them.

Solid Treat: Mento in Jamaica ca. 1951-57

Wish I could convey the overwhelming scent of bluebonnets. This was in Austin a couple of weeks ago.

I didn't know that. Apparently, there's a scholarship opp available that's in his name.

Mr. Mooney!

Original soundtrack to "Hair" on the right. "Sweet Baby James" on the left. The others I need to get my glasses.

Red Hot & Ra - The Magic City by Meshell Ndegeocello

Seeking the Mystical Inside the Music

Also, I'll mention that the String Quartets are a bit slim on "special" performers - even with people like Anthony Davis or Thomas Buckner and you might have to have a hankering for Shostakovich as they sometimes fall over that line at times.