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Almost three years behind, but just now listened to this. 👉🔥👈

A cursory internet search tells me that this one was first: Then this one: And a third cover! Singin' The Blues

Introducing Memphis Willie B. BAM. Hard Working Man Blues And this album, containing one of the funkiest saxophone solos EVER. (On "Money's Gettin' Cheaper.") Thank you, Clifford Scott. Evenin' Blues

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Ken, please note the date on the quoted message above. Randy, some shared a quoted post above with months that are taken. Of the untaken months, there are two claimed (you and me).

The War on Drugs - A Deeper Understanding

Bob Weir, Grateful Dead Co-Founder, Dead at 78

So do I have May? I requested either April or May back on October 21.

Shockingly good little movie, unexpectedly packs an emotional punch, as well as enjoyable story, some very funny parts, and a soundtrack which should (but won''t) win a grammy as the best pop album of 2025. Carey Mulligan is a fabulous actress, also really struck me with her portrayal of NYT journalist Megan Twohey in 'She Said'. She's been nominated for oscars for best actress three times.

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Duke Ellington "Duke: '56/'62 Volume 1, LP 1 Finally have all three volumes (five LPs) of this excellent French CBS series.

How about posting what's finalized so far.

“California Concert–The Hollywood Album” CTI 2 cd set, disc 2

Ah! That would certainly explain the varying release dates that we've seen. I've got it pre-ordered, whenever it comes out! Thanks for this and all of the other jazz-history work that you've done, James. Anybody wishing to study West Coast jazz now or in the future will need to delve into it.

Grateful Dead June 8, 1977 second disc of three 612×414 35.7 KB from this box set 500×375 87.3 KB Followed by Joe Chambers “New World” Porter cd Bass – Herb Bushler Congas – Ray Mantilla Electric Piano – Eddie Martinez Guitar – Paul Metzke Percussion – Omar Clay Soprano Saxophone – Dick Meza Tenor Saxophone – Dick Meza Drums, Marimba, Vibraphone – Joe Chambers

Regarding AFM contracts, the Los Angeles Local's change of key positions (President, Vice-President) has closed access to archival records. Years ago I wrote to the New York local requesting a copy of the agreement authorizing Dick Bock to produce records , got no reply. Bill Crow once told me that the higher ups were not responsive to such requests. Regarding release dates for my book. I suspect that McFarland's marketing department sends updates to Amazon for their books that are in production as the manuscripts move through various stages. I ordered a copy once it appeared on Amazon back in July and have received nine different "release dates" - May 8, 12, 22, 29 - June 5, 12, 19, 26 - and the latest April 2nd. I have yet to receive the pdf version that I need to compile the index. I will let the group know when I do as production should follow quickly once I submit the index and a few corrections.

Yes! George Duke was the funkiest ever!