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Experience with the label suggests the CD will turn out to be a CD-R. But everybody please remember, the label is a nonprofit organization.

Showboat tracks from Coltrane Reference, July 18-23, 1960 (A) Showboat tracks from Coltrane Reference, July 18-23, 1960 (B)

Those are all four of the bigger cities I’ve lived in throughout my life (well, Pittsburgh starting in a few weeks). But rather than devoting an entire topic to Pittsburgh only (which there don’t seem to be dozens of examples from Pittsburgh alone) — I thought I’d go for our four cities in one thread. How many can we come up with?? The landmarks can be obscure, and don’t have to be incredibly well known — but outdoor shots that include buildings, venues, what-have-you — or best of all, entire city-scapes. Who knows — maybe I’ll decide to track down physical copies of the very best example from each city — and put framed copies of the covers in a hallway in our new place in Pittsburgh.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m unquestionably ALL in on getting this on CD. But with a total of 5(!) tunes that are all 22+ minutes each — by just a quartet (Joe + piano trio) — that’s gotta mean a LOTTA bass solos.

Resonance's facebook page has this: So at least there will be a cd version which presumably won't break the bank.

Also on Bandcamp https://newworldrecords.bandcamp.com/album/julius-hemphill-dogon-a-d

Got an email today from New World Records listing a new reissue of Julius Hemphill’s Dogon A.D. Multiple digital options as well as a CD. https://www.newworldrecords.org/products/julius-hemphill-dogon-ad?mc_cid=9406da9419&mc_eid=897bcdb117

Finally got a tracking number today.

RECORD STORE DAY 2026 > Joe Henderson - Consonance: Live at the Jazz Showcase Joe Henderson Consonance: Live at the Jazz Showcase ETAILS Event: RECORD STORE DAY 2026 Release Date: 4/18/2026 Format: 3 x LP Label: Resonance Records Quantity: 2000 Release type: RSD Exclusive Release MORE INFO Consonance: Live at the Jazz Showcase is the first ever release of saxophone titan Joe Henderson and his quartet featuring pianist Joanne Brackeen, bassist Steve Rodby and drummer Danny Spencer, captured live at Joe Segal's Jazz Showcase in Chicago, IL in February of 1978. The limited-edition 180g, 3-LPset was mastered from the original tapes by George Klabin and John Koenig, with lacquers cut by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab in Salina, KS, and pressed at Quebec's boutique audiophile pressing plant Le Vinylist. This is part of Resonance's debut launch of releases from Joe Segal's Jazz Showcase archives, marking the beginning of what will hopefully be a long line of incredible releases from the club's archives. The deluxe package includes newly curated liner notes by co-producer John Koenig, plus interviews with Joanne Brackeen, Steve Rodby, Danny Spencer, Joe Segal's son Wayne Segal and more. Tracklist A1 – Mr. P. C. (24:00) B1 - Inner Urge (26:46) C1 - Invitation (22:15) C2 - Relaxin' at Camarillo (7:41) D1 - Recorda Me (23:33) E1 - 'Round Midnight (16:10) E2 - Good Morning Heartache (9:30) F1 - Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise (23:39) F2 - Isotope (6:37) Source: https://recordstoreday.com/SpecialRelease/19818

Brahms' Fourth Symphony, as heard in this set:

That's a false dichotomy. Plenty of non-musicians will be interested in hearing this stuff You don't have to be a musician to hear music.

Dom Um Romao and Jadir De Castro – Batucada Seculo 21

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Depends what's on the tapes, sound quality wise and complete vs. partial performances. I could see getting tons of this or none of it, am very much in wait and see (hear) mode. I never sprang for the Parker Benedetti box, and found the Parker Prestige sides on 'Bird on 52nd Street' and 'Bird at St. Nicks' unlistenable.. If I was a musician, I could see feeling differently, but I'm a listener/consumer with limited amounts of money/listening time/shelf space to invest, and, like almost all of us, I'm hardly lacking for Coltrane material. +1 I'd be shocked if this stuff was rolled out on any label other than Impulse, especially given that they are the ones releasing the RSD album.

Good point that these two pieces have basically not been heard in live versions. Not much from Giant Steps has been heard live--mainly "Naima" and "Mr. P.C."

They are my #1 source of purchases by a long shot. Probably half the discs that come into my house are from them, a big box comes my way from them every six weeks or so.

That's my take on it.

Received the Hemphill disc the other day, it’s excellent.