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Fillmore VG+ $25 shipped Paypal US only Complete on the Corner VG+ $230 shipped Paypal US only Cellar Door Sessions 1970 VG $120 shipped Paypal US only Or $350 gets everything

All of the sets are M condition, Paypal, US only, $25 each shipped, 5 for $100 August 10,2003 Special guest Branford Marsalis August 24, 2004 October 4,2004 October 10,2004 August 26, 2005 Special guest Juke Horns June 27, 2006 Special guest Roy Haynes March12,2009 Special guests Buddy Guy Trey Anastasio March 14, 2009 Special guests Robert Randolph Stanley Clarke Randy Brecker Adam Nussbaum March 19, 2009 Special guest Eric Clapton March 20, 2009 Special guest Eric Clapton April 17, 2020 Special guests Johnny Winter Jimmy Herring March 18, 2011 Special guest John Scofield March 16, 2012 Special guests Bill Evans Nels Cline July 28, 2012 Special guests Carlos Santana Bill Evans Michael Carabello March 8, 2013

An announcement just in from Experience and Legacy that I find exciting: THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE: BOLD AS LOVE THE AXIS: BOLD AS LOVE SESSIONS BOX SET COMING NOVEMBER 7 Experience Hendrix L.L.C. and Legacy Recordings, are releasing Bold As Love by The Jimi Hendrix Experience on November 7. Produced by Janie Hendrix, original Experience recording engineer Eddie Kramer, and John McDermott, this expansive collection is available as either a five vinyl LP plus Blu-ray, or four CD plus Blu-ray set. The deluxe box set includes the original stereo and mono mixes of Axis: Bold As Love remastered from the original mixes created by Hendrix, the album’s producer Chas Chandler and original engineer Eddie Kramer. Kramer and engineer Chandler Harrod recently created brand new immersive Dolby ATMOS mixes of the entire 13 song album. The box set presents an additional 40 alternative versions, unreleased studio takes, demos, live tracks and television appearances from the album’s gestation and recording period, 28 of which have never-before-seen the light of day. One of these tracks, a previously unreleased October 1967 studio demo of “Stone Free/Up From The Skies [Demo],” has been made available today.

👍 - my copy:

Yeah, that's no big deal to me either. I probably wouldn't make it to those shows even if they weren't separately ticketed.

Jean Martinon - Icon: The Late Years (Erato, rel. 2015) Disc 1 - works by Albert Roussel: - Bacchus et Ariane, Op.43 - Suites Nos. 1 & 2 - Le Festin de L'Araigné [The Spider's Feast], Op.17

Per Big Ears on facebook, the schedule will be announced much sooner this year: "These will not go on sale until after we announce the weekend schedule, which will come sooner rather than later (in a couple of weeks or so)."

Red Rodney with Arne Domnerus, Bengt Hallberg, Red Mitchell & Ed Thigpen A good album!

I would note that the festival website only has nine available hotels, none of which are downtown.

The Jazz Tribe - The Next Step (Red, 1999) Outstanding!

Agreed! Not that I particularly care but the Robert Plant and David Byrne concerts are separately ticketed.

Amen to that! When I first saw the thread title, it startled me. 😮

An excellent lineup, I think!!!

Bruce Springsteen - Sólo le Pido a Dios

Big Ears Festival lineup (selections): Pat Metheny Side-Eye III Chucho Valdes Royal Quartet John Scofield Trio Marc Ribot Shabaka Mary Halvorson Julian Lage Quartet John Zorn (Various) Chicago Underground Duo Marquis Hill Blacktet Brandon Woody Brian Marsella Chad Taylor Quintet Ches Smith Clone Row Darius Jones Trio Dave Douglas Gifts Quartet Either/Orchestra Harriet Tubman & Georgia Ann Muldrow Marilyn Crispell & Harvey Sorgen Matt Mitchelll's Zealous Angles Miles Okazaki: The Compete Monk Miles Okazaki Trickster Nate Smith Nik Bartsch Ronin Openness Trio Orchestre Baobab Patricia Brennan Septet Sullivan Fortner Trio Tim Berne Tom Skinner William Hooker Quartet https://bigearsfestival.org

I remember that Ken Dryden and am glad the obit’s not for ours.

I walked by this park on my way to the Oasis concert a week and a half ago. Seeing and learning of its existence was an unexpected delight.

Saw him in Hamburg in the main hall of the Laeiszhalle on November 28, 2008 - a great event! Line-up: Sonny Rollins (ts), Clifton Anderson (tb), Bobby Broom (g), Bob Cranshaw (b, voc), Kimati Dinizulu (perc), Kobie Watkins (dr)

Helen Merrill “Affinity” Continental cd Bass – Nobuyushi Ino Percussion – Masahiko Togashi Piano – Masahiko Satoh Shakuhachi – Hozan Yamamoto Vocals – Helen Merrill Recorded at Teichiku Suginami Studio, Tokyo, on 10-11 July, 1982 A moody intimate session.

I saw him when he was around 70. Still a force of nature!