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Miles Davis" The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions" disc 1 I’m listening to this with Phase reversed on my DAC as on another forum it was discussed that this sounded better this way. It does sound quite good. As it does without the phase reversed. . . .

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This may be of interest to EU residents: the Bob Crosy set can be pre-ordered from Belgian store TYQMusic: Bob Crosby Mosaic I am not in any way affiliated with this store, but can recommend them, great prices and excellent packaging.

Jane Bunnett & The Spirits Of Havana: Ritmo + Soul. EMI Music Canada 72435-24456-2-2 [Canada 2000]

October 22 Jane Bunnett - 1955

Ellington - Fargo Keith Jarrett at the Blue Note - There are many live recordings of the Standards Trio, but this set is probably my favorite Charlie Haden - Montreal Tapes all those Nuits de la Fondation Maeght sets Anthony Braxton Quartet - Willisau 1991 Cecil Taylor in Berlin 88 (though I've never seen this box set, I collected the individual CD releases) Cecil Taylor - 2 Ts for a Lovely T (recorded 1990)

Jakob Dreyer - Bass Tivon Pennicott - Tenor Sax Sasha Berliner - Vibraphone Kenn Salters - Drums

https://jazzinbritain1.bandcamp.com/album/in-concerts

Remembering breakfast with the Peppers shortly before Art passed.

Did NOT know that. But dubbing is rarely good😎

I bought this years ago after it was on one of the earliest Blindfold Tests. So odd to hear that it went out of print for a while and is now being reissued since it had become a rarity

the order has been pre-'d.

In Quebec, it was dubbed in French, and called Destination Danger. I did not appreciate Patrick McGoohan's voice until I heard the high-pitched Frenchman's!

Red Car: Parnell's 1981 https://artpepper.bandcamp.com/track/freebie-red-car-parnells-1981-neon-art

Not sure it really counts, as it was animated, but from all accounts Spaceballs: The Animated Series was pretty dire. Mel came back, as well as Joan Rivers and Daphne Zuniga. Dom DeLuise showed up in one episode, but I think the other actors from the movie avoided this.

Addendum. It appears like that first double-episode was released on VHS — probably appearing as though it was a standalone movie at some point… Per the description of this upload to YouTube… • The infamous flop from NBC's 1979 lineup returns with a recording from the 1988 Star Classics release of Supertrain, titled under the name of the first episode, "Express to Terror". • This recording comes from a recent acquisition of a VHS rental copy of the film.

Yeah! These two! BTW, Secret Agent was also known as "Danger Man" in the UK.

Have a good one, David! This from last Friday at SFJAZZ

Happy Birthday David!