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Does he solo on the Duke Pearson recordings?

Curious whether anyone else has given this a read?

PM sent re: Weather Report.

Sunday the 27th

I am going to make an effort to catch the 5/19 show in Newburgh, NY.

I have had copies of the radio broadcast for years. If I can remember I will look for the set list in my archives.

From where?

Taylor Ho Bynum 9-tette at Real Art Ways in Hartford. Taylor Ho Bynum – cornet, compositions Jim Hobbs – alto saxophone Ingrid Laubrock – tenor and soprano saxophones Bill Lowe – bass trombone and tuba Mary Halvorson – electric guitar Tomeka Reid – cello Stomu Takeishi – electric bass guitar Ken Filiano – acoustic bass Tomas Fujiwara – drums

I already have my Firehouse 12 Spring Series season pass. So, unless an unexpected childcare conflict arises, I will see you on March 23rd.

I ordered from Downtown Music Gallery not long ago.

Prior thread. http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/61097-mark-turner/#comment-1052339 Maybe this should be merged with the other.

I am a big fan. I think you will find board members divided on Turner. Some of our more prominent members are bewildered (to put it nicely) as to why he is considered as influential as he is among younger saxophonists and regarded so highly by many fans. I have been a fan since my connect in the old J&R Music Store in Manhattan hipped me to his first Warner Brothers recording in 1995. In the days when I seemed to have more time I even compiled and regularly updated his discography through 2012 which was published here http://www.jazzdiscography.com/Artists/Turner/index.php.

I might be able to. Although it is set up, my turntable is not perfectly calibrated at this time. Even my non-audiophile ears can hear the difference in the sound quality, but it is essentially listenable.

It's part of the Pioneer Valley Jazz Shares series which presents a lot of concerts in Western, MA. I may catch the Holyoke or Newburgh show.