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The AMH Trio - Live @ Field & Frame Alan Lechusza - bari sax, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, alto sax Mark Weaver - tuba Harris Eisenstadt - drums

When i put it in my Mac it says: You inserted a black CD. Choose an action from the pop-up menu or click ignore. Windows media plays showed tracks and playing times but would try to rip but every time there was an error. I really believe the cd was finalized at one time. this CD is from 2000.

I'll try this tomorrow. You are correct about .cda files. That was all I could see. Thanks! XLD didn't work.

Trio Jeepy. What a fascinating and beautiful album. I love the way the album starts with Housed From Edward and its understated introduction.

Thanks Shrdlu I'll try Winamp. Not worried about being out a little money for this cd. Something that is rare and it wasn't much money. I would like to hear the tunes though. I believe it was finalized in the past, I have seen the "not finalized" error before.

On a Bird kick, I don't know why this is 2 discs though

I've tried everything from iTunes, to Toast, Windows Media Player, to opening the disc in the search and copying the files directly as "data"

I did some searching but couldn't find anything. So here is the dilemma. I bought an album that doesn't play in any cd player I own (3 separate units including my car), my external disc drive on my Mac, my MacBook Pro (when I had a similar issue with a Miles Mosley in the past the MacBook Pro worked) or a PC or my playstation. My Mac and MacBook both see the disc as blank and the cd players either blank or error. Lastly the PC read the data but I received an error every time I tried to rip it. Anyone have any ideas on how to get this music off the disc?

I was referring to owning the right for perpetuity including the compositions if I remember correctly. I don’t have the book on hand. Have you read the book to know the scenario we are referring?

Yes I agree. I was disappointed to hear that. I do wish they actually said how much they had to pay Steeplechase. He may have just seen it as a chance to “stick it to the big label” and wasn’t anything against Dexter. Those Steeplechase contracts sounded like a horrible one for the artist though.

I finished it this morning. More insightful as you go... a little I suppose. There is a lot of “I believe” or “in my opinion” which I personally don’t consider insight. And per this book Dexter loved every drummer he played with. Haha. It was a good read, the last couple chapters the best which makes sense since Maxine was present. Worth picking up, but will pass on instead of keeping for a reread.

Jackie Mac!

Sonny!

Frank Loesser was also a time traveler since he was singing about Rohypnol way before it existed...

I'm a little more than 100 pages in. The timeline jumps around and there is an ample amount of repeating in all chapters thus far. Still a worthy read. Maxine interjects personal proclamations that I could live without but it is a fascinating read regardless. Crazy how much of the scene Dexter lived in overlapped with the scene Horace Tapscott fostered in. Connected by a band director in high school.