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With a new box set, I typically open up one CD a year. So I bite the bullet once, and then I'm good to go for years.

I just received the vinyl today. Simply put, the music is tremendous, IMO their defining work. The pressing is fine.

+1. My seven year old grandson (who lives with us) and I have frequent philosophical discussions on the relative merits of snow.

I would love a gray and rainy winter. I hate snow. I hate shoveling snow. I would love to "snow bird" but my wife doesn't want to.

R.I.P. to someone who consistently made me laugh.

It's about time, isn't it?

Up—for details on Coltrane's February 2, 1966 session.

Yes, it includes "Round Midnight." 👍 Unfortunately, the disc is a rarity and fetches big bucks in the used marketplace. 😒 I only have blog-sourced .MP3s.

I still hope for a completed issue of the 2/2/1966 Coltrane session.

Jack Teagarden “Think Well of Me” Verve cd The last few times I’ve played this music I’ve played either the stereo or the mono LP, this time it’s the Verve cd. In any case the music is just so good.

3CD/4LP Half Note set would be the cat's meow. I have the Audio Fidelity and Creation/Brazilia vinyl, but a remastered and complete concert is deserved.

The drawback to a Miles/Keith live set might be the things with Leon Chancler. By his own later admission, he was not yet up to the task at hand.

I would even watch her commercials and smile. A genuine spirit indeed.

Guitars don't kill shit. That's reality.

This is beyond sad. I'd watch any movie with her or any of the other members of SCTV in it, and they'd always be the high point of the film. We've lost Guy Caballero, Johnny LaRue, and now Lola Hatherton. Melonville will never be the same. RIP, Ms. O'Hara.

Who else could make authentic appearances in both Best In Show and Home Alone? She was excellent in Schitt's Creek—perhaps the very reason to watch the series. She also added insight to the John Candy documentary on Netflix. An enormous talent and genuine spirit. 💔

Yes yes yes to a "complete" Half Note set. I believe it would be: John Coltrane • At The Half Note, Complete March 19, 1965 "Chim Chim Cheree" (20:16) "Impressions" (21:58) March 26, 1965 "One Down, One Up" (27:40) "Afro Blue" (12:44) April 2, 1965 "Creation" (23:11) "I Want To Talk About You" (15:26) "Afro Blue" (5:40) May 5, 1965 "Song of Praise" (19:39) "My Favorite Things" (22:47) ================= It seems like a complete-ish Miles Davis box set when Keith Jarrett was in the band is overdue.

Oh I have to purchase this one. It seems that this is the one with "Round Midnight" on it ? Because I saw them in 1978 and they played a stunnig wild version of "Round Midnight". Oh, such a nice album ! I have it on those RCA black&white series, from the late 70´s. I remember I had a nice conversation with Bill Hardman when he played in Cehoslovacia and I played with my group, long ago, and during intermission he said he remembers that record very well. We had a nice conversation really.

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Could be. Where's Pete when we need him?