Lyin' Wolf

Enjoyed the article. Thanks for posting it. Confession time - I have both of the Blue Note Live at the Roxy CDs as well as the Blue Note meets the LA Philharmonic CD. I also have Mind Transplant, Natural Illusions, In A Special Way, and Tone Tantrum, The Man Incognito, Pressure Sensitive, and Fever - which were mentioned in the article and all on CD. Is that too much information?

Have all four discs in my player on random - pretty nice

Cardinal Biggles............... read the charges!!!!

I just went to the Daedalus website and saw no mention of music at all. Is this a recent change or am I looking at the wrong site or place on the site?

Just saw this thread. As a health care worker I was able to get my first dose of Pfizer back in December. Got the second dose in the second week of January. In the health system for which I work, 29% of the workers have refused the vaccine. I had next to no symptoms. Some soreness of my arm for a few hours that was less than the soreness I experience from the flu shot. After the second dose - I experienced some fatigue 2-3 days out. No issues of any type in the nearly two months since dose two.

Marble

There are only 5 Joe Henderson albums from 1963 - 1966. While that might make a nice LP set, in terms of CDs is far short of what has become the more common format of release 7+ CD sets. I have not done the math relative to consolidating multiple LPs onto a single CDs, but even 5 individual CDs doesn't seem to jibe with their current practice. Could there be that much unreleased material or could this be filled with endless alternate takes? Also wondering if they might do something like the Complete 1963 Blue Note recordings of Joe Henderson. IMHO, that would be a very interesting set based on the artists and titles represented 10 in all - Henderson's Page One and Our Thing Kenny Dorham's Una Mas, Grant Green's Am I Blue and Idle Moments Johnny Coles' Little Johnny C Blue Mitchell's Step Lightly Andrew Hill's Black Fire Lee Morgan's The Sidewinder Bobby Hutcherson's The Kicker. Or maybe some other subset of his collective work from this period

Congrats - seems like your hunch about the ordering a few extra was right on. You must have bagged one of the last ones. Enjoy the set!

I voted NO. I wish there was an emphatically no button. I mostly lurk here and occasionally post. I've gained so much information from this forum I would hate to have its existence challenged by what Facebook has become. I don't do social media and have no interest is starting. I'm familiar enough with Facebook to know that it would be tough to go back and revisit older posts for retrospective info and comments. I really like the community that has been established here. It seems like someone comes here to talk about jazz with a few other threads that broaden the scope. I would hate to have this forum whither away and be replaced by a platform in which jazz and music are not the focus. I like the no politics approach here as well. Sorry, but I would not enjoy knowing who likes or hates Trump or Biden, who supports Brexit, BLM, believes in climate change, Confederate monuments or any other political issue. I like and enjoy the respite from that and focus on music. I like that all the information is here. I don't have to check here for an album review and then have to go to Facebook to see if there are any comments there on the same topic etc etc etc I understand the intent and idea was benign. Once in a while, the board goes down. Personally, I can survive. An alternative site - Jazz Talk - has been proposed. I think that's all that is needed.

Does anyone know how many sets are in each production run?

That's really the key. The healthcare system has two main risk (that I can think of): 1. Healthcare workers being inadvertently/unknowingly becoming infected 2. Lack of appropriate critical care beds and associated equipment I'm reading that "flattening the infection curve" is the best way to avert a horrible outcome here. If only we could get our production of hand sanitizers to meet demand. Cancelling mass gatherings would help too.