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Incredible icon of jazz and beyond, incredibly cool photo. His outfit hasn't changed one bit!

Oh my…. 🫣

Now the Chiefs are thinking about moving over the line to Kansas. As Chiefs talks ramp up in Kansas, Missouri officials rush to respond

Disc 3 (1967-1982) -

Just played Thumbscrew's version of Effi - good stuff.

Thanks for the reminder - haven't listened to this wonderful set in a while.

My all time favorite bossa nova record Always liked Ray Draper. Jazz tuba!

Bob Dylan - Slow Train Coming, primarily to bask in the Mark Knopfler guitar work.

Bob Dylan “New Morning” Mobile Fidelity Lab SACD Daaaaamn this sounds great.

I watched the Fantastic Four "First Steps" on Blu-ray. I liked it a lot, took me back to being a pre-tween again in my brain.

“Michel Camilo Trio Live at the Blue Note” Chesky 2 cd set, disc 1

Might be interesting. BBC Radio 3 show 20th Century Radicals Anthony Braxton Agency and Ancestry https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002mk25?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile

The Paisley Underground was the last musical development in rock that really spoke to me, and this group was the best of all from it:

“Pee Wee’s Song–The Music of Pee Wee Russell” Arbor cd. This is one of my favorite discs. Nominally led I think by Bobby Gordon who captures the essence of Pee Wee on his clarinet, it also features two other favorite musicians of mine, Marty Grosz on guitar and Dan Barrett on trombone. And the music has that wonderful Pee Wee quirkiness so well rejuvenated in killer sound.

The Kennedy Center is no more.