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Grateful Dead 60th Anniversary box set, “Enjoying the Ride” Deer Creek Music Center, Noblesville, IN (7/15/89) disc 3 254×200 12.1 KB

NP: Eddie Harris - Live at Newport / Instant Death (Atlantic/Collectables)

Schopenhauer to relax. Kant to make the brains work

❤️

Which is also the non-BN LD album with Grant Green.

Disc 2 - K.542, K.564, K.502

What a career, she'll be long remembered.

May have been mentioned above, but he plays organ on the Musty Rusty album by Lou Donaldson.

I can't find much about him online. Maybe one photo.

Bob Dylan and the Grateful Dead “Come Down to that old Jail Cell” Rehearsals for their tour, 6 cd set, disc 2 As a former band member I like listening to rehearsals. Not sure why. . . .

I've recently added Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp and sometimes if others were not avaible YouTube links which should make it easier to listen to the music, add to playlists while exploring. From the beginning my Blog is almost invisible for Google. I've spent hours and hours trying to fix the problem, now also with help from AI but I still haven't found out. It frustrates me big time my Blog never shows up in Google search results. Thinking of transferring to another medium but that's gonna be a lot of work again.... https://snake-out.blogspot.com/

Nilson Matta “Green Heart” A nice album by this Brazilian bassist that suits this quiet, finally cool morning.

R.I.P. Sheila... 😔

Rest in peace, Sheila. 😔

Same thoughts here! Next on my listening pile:

RIP. A good long life. Thanks the music.

R.I.P. ...

August 12 Pat Metheny - 1954

Which basically means that commercially produced and released music records are out of the game. None of these are "unique" (and even limited pressing runs usually are way more numerous than "limited" runs of authorized/official prints of works of art). Royalties were/are paid (hopefully) on the pressings of NEW records (discs) and secondhand (re)sales are outside any royalty arrangements. For good reason IMO.