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Tehran - season finale

Not as radically microtonal as the Ben Johnston quartets. Very listenable. There is a more recent set by the eponymous Haba Quartet on Neos, but I only have this old one on Bayer.

I never heard of him either until last week, but this is incredible - and my wife wants you to know that she echoes my sentiment!:

Dimeadozen has a shorter version of this concert, personnel is listed as: Carla Bley, organ, arr, cond Vincent Chancey, French horn Tony Dagradi, tenor saxophone Victor Lewis, drums Michael Mantler, trumpet Ted Saunders, piano Steve Slagle, alto saxophone Bob Stewart, tuba Steve Swallow, bass Gary Valente, trombone

Having signed Dustin Crum, the Als have let go James Morgan. https://3downnation.com/2026/02/27/montreal-alouettes-release-quarterback-james-morgan/ ***** Here are nine tweets on a statistical strongpoint for each team.

To my surprise, this is about his life and career leading up to his first album. When he signs with A&M, the book ends!

Fries should be crispy!!

Dancing, swinging, and Ronnie Cuber knowing what time it is!

Discovered yesterday at breakfast (on a handbill posted in a diner right in our neighborhood), that this probably/presumably amazing group is playing here on Sunday night (3/1) at a coffeehouse less than a 15 minute walk from our new digs… http://joefonda.com/eastern-boundary-quartet.html > The EASTERN BOUNDARY Quartet is a collaborative quartet featuring the Hungarian master musicians drummer Balazs Bagyi and saxophonist Mihaly Borbely and the long-standing bass/piano partnership of New York City bassist Joe Fonda and pianist Michael Jefry Stevens (co-leaders of the Fonda/Stevens Group). further in their band bio: > This unique collaboration is a mixture of avant-garde jazz and ethno music from Hungary, like a cultural bridge between the USA and Eastern-Europe. Needless to say I’m def going!

Sabbagh's best effort yet. Killer rhythm section.

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I have no stake in the game, but this looks like a great deal for those who are interested, 5 Sun Ra LP's and a Sundazed Tote bag for $60: https://sundazed.com/five-lp-sun-ra-bundle-a-sundazed-tote-bag-for-60.aspx

The great Doug Rauch on bass

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Haven't seen that here, and we have an abundance of Greek/Mediterranean places here. As a side dish, maybe...

I do love British Invasion, and this was an extremely talented group. Their version of Oscar Brown, Jr.s' "Brother, Where Are You" is fabulous, my favorite version of that great song.

One of my favorite Santana albums: