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💗 Love that recording! Have the vinyl.

Dexter Gordon “Go” TOCJ 24 bit by RVG Blue Note Japan cd

Ok, I still got all of the quartets, in order, on to three CDs (1-2, 3-4, 5-7). Maybe they didn't program it like that because 1 & 2 are sort of "student-y", relatively speaking? I get it, but still...

Another disc from the Grateful Dead 60th Anniversary box set “Enjoying the Ride” Shoreline Ampitheatre, Mountain View, CA (5/12/91) disc 3

Rivers was later, much later, in the 2010s. He was working with John Murphy. That deal was to have one "repertoire" concert one semester and then a "new music" concert the next. Sam performed one night and then gave a clinic the next. I drove up for both because, hey, Sam Rivers. The others might have been before you arrived. Some were there for the Spring Lab Band Extravapalooza, others just for one-off "workshops". I very much recall that Clare Fischer brought along his chart for Lennie's Pennies, but I forget who played bass sax on it. But Gary Foster was there to add some flavor, which he did. No Warne, though... Oh yeah, one more I remember was Ran Blake, who did a quick hit-and-run. He was just starting his Third Stream Deparment at NEC(?) and was barnstorming music schools looking for recruits. AFAIR, not luck at NT!

Funny, I don't remember any of those, perhaps they were from after I left school..... I remember Joe Henderson because he hung out out at one of our apartments listening to music after the lecture (Woody Shaw's "In the Beginning" had just come out and he had't heard it yet)..... I also remember Dizzy Gillespie, Tommy Flanagan, Michael Brecker, Tom Harrell, Dave Holland and Barry Harris. It was a great series.....

Zoot Sims & Bob Brookmeyer “Tonite’s Music Today/Whooeeee” Storyville/Muzak Japan 2 cd set, disc 2 Wow, these Muzak reissues sound so much better than any other version of the Storyville or Black Lion issues I’ve ever heard.

Did a couple of exciting albums at a very young age in the late 60's, turned down the lead vocalist gig with Led Zeppelin (they found a decent substitute, didn't they...) and basically drifted after that, but a substantial talent at his best. https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/music/2025/08/05/terry-reid-dead-superlungs/85532513007/

Pacific Jazz JWC- 504 (Japan ) - Various " Rogers And Hart Gems" - Producer: Richard Bock 1956 -

World Pacific Records JWC - 509 (Anthology Series) - Various " Have Blues, Will Travel [The Blues, Vol. Two]

Interesting - I just took this off the shelf

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Hampton Hawes - Blues for Bud (Black Lion, rec. 1968) with Jimmy Woode and Art Taylor

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Me too.

Yeah, yammoe be on that toot suite!?!

The Wergo is a 3-CD set that presents the quartets non-sequentially which is not my preference. So I'm ripping and rebuilding to have it my way. Performances seem really frisky, so this is going to be fun!,

Thanks for the tip--I just pre-ordered!

Bill Evans / Jim Hall : UNDERCURRENT

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