All Activity

Another, different trio, Shirley Horn Trio “Live at the 1994 Monterey Jazz Festival” 319×320 12.3 KB

👍 - as Japanese Vortex/Warner LP from 1971 on my shelf ...

Plays of the Week https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/11/cfl-plays-of-the-week-week-10-2025/ ***** Power Rankings https://3downnation.com/2025/08/11/3downnation-cfl-power-rankings-edmonton-elks-break-out-of-basement/ https://cflnewshub.com/cfl-news/cfl-news-hub-power-rankings-the-aftermath-of-week-10/ ***** Week 10 reviews https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/11/week-10-delivers-four-incredible-finishes-in-a-wild-weekend-across-the-cfl/ https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/11/5-pff-stats-that-stand-out-from-week-10/ https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/11/landrys-5-takeaways-from-week-10-4/ ***** Mid-season analyses https://www.tsn.ca/cfl/potential-crossover-year-looming-with-winnipeg-blue-bombers-bc-lions-chasing-playoffs-1.2344931 https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/11/mmqb-5-non-traditional-mid-season-awards/ ***** Branden Dozier has signed with the Argos. https://www.cfl.ca/2025/08/11/argos-release-running-back-khalan-laborn-sign-defensive-back-branden-dozier/ https://www.tsn.ca/cfl/toronto-argonauts-add-veteran-db-branden-dozier-1.2344951 https://3downnation.com/2025/08/11/toronto-argonauts-sign-branden-dozier-following-release-from-hamilton/ ***** Hergy Mayala has signed with the Lions. https://3downnation.com/2025/08/11/b-c-lions-sign-three-veteran-cfl-players-including-hergy-mayala/ *****

Yeah, I think people are getting hung up on perceived similarities between "used goods" and the secondary art market, in which the object such as a painting is unique. Used goods can be rare or valuable for a variety of reasons but are not the same as, say, a Frank Stella work for which his estate could/should receive a percentage on an auction sale.

Here is a two-part interview of NYC Hot Club’s Matthew Rivera: The second video goes into the record collection and the audio equipment (Steve “The Audiophiliac” Gutenberg being an audiophile).

In theory, labor always need representation. It's human nature to look for free stuff, or close to it. But it's also a human need to get a fair price in return for one's labor. I would think that a law standardizing a minimum royalty rate would take care of that. Of course, the devil is in the details....

This is an older article but serves as a good primer: https://hyperallergic.com/153681/an-illustrated-guide-to-artist-resale-royalties-aka-droit-de-suite/ and more here: https://www.copyrightlaws.com/droit-de-suite/ I can't imagine the US in its current state of affairs adopting the concept nationally but it's promising that it is applied in the EU on some level, as well as in California (though I'm not sure if the CA law is still in effect).

Then that sounds like a good thing to me!

Yes!

Teldec Series Peter Herbolzheimer Orchestra - "Music For Swinging Dancers" Vol 1 to 4 - rec. 1984

This is a very nice recording. I am going to see Bruce in concert this Friday with saxophonist Kirk MacDonald ( in Sydney, Nova Scotia).

Shipping via media mail at cost. Payment via PayPal F&F only. Thanks for looking. $3 Each- SEALED (RVG unless otherwise noted) Horace Silver- Further Explorations… Horace Silver- Silver’s Serenade Lonnie Smith- Think! Jimmy Smith- Home Cookin’ Sonny Rollins- Newk’s Time Lou Donaldson- Lou Takes Off Johnny Griffin- A Blowin’ Session Freddie Redd- Music from the Connection Cannonball Adderley- Why Am I Treated So Bad! (Capitol Jazz) John Patton- Accent on the Blues (Rare Groove Series- Case not cut) Cannonball Adderley- Cannonball in Europe (Capitol Jazz- Back of case cracked) Lou Donaldson- Gravy Train Andrew Hill- Smoke Stack Duke Jordan- Flight to Jordan Dexter Gordon- Our Man in Paris Stanley Turrentine- Joyride Sonny Rollins- Volume One Hank Mobley- Peckin’ Time Chet Baker- Big Band/Sextette (Pacific Jazz) Chet Baker- Big Band (Pacific Jazz) Chet Baker- Ensemble (Pacific Jazz) Chet Baker- Sings and Plays (Pacific Jazz) Baby Face Willette- Stop and Listen Bud Powell- The Scene Changes Horace Silver- You Gotta Take a Little Love Jackie McLean- Right Now! Grant Green- Grant’s First Stand Curtis Fuller- The Opener Bud Powell- The Amazing Vol. 3 Benny Green- These are Soulful Days (Not RVG) Thelonious Monk- Genius of Modern Music Volume 2 Ike Quebec- Blue & Sentimental Sonny Clark- Dial “S” for Sonny Jimmy Smith- A New Sound…A new Star Jimmy Smith- Cool Blues Blue Mitchell- Boss Horn Stanley Turrentine- Dearly Beloved Stanley Turrentine- A Chip off the old Block Horace Silver- Blowin’ the Blues Away Joe Henderson- Page One Grant Green- Feelin’ the Spirit Lou Donaldson- Here ‘Tis Open Blue Note CDs Mixture of promos and purchases. Promos identified in description. Most of these are unplayed. Media is Ex/Cases VG++ (Most are actually excellent except for the promotional marking) Leo Parker- Let Me Tell You ‘Bout It (Japanese release 1993) Horace Silver- Song For My Father (1989 release) Horace Silver- The Jody Grind (1991 release) Donald Byrd- I’m Tryin’ To Get Home (1989 release) Art Blakey Quintet- A Night at Birdland- Vol. 2 (Mono 1987 release) The Jazz Messengers- At the Café Bohemia Volume 1 (Mono 1987 Release) Ike Quebec- Heavy Soul RVG Ike Quebec- It Might As Well be Spring- RVG (Cut in spine) Lonnie Smith- Turning Point- RVG (Cut in spine) Art Farmer- Brass Shout/Aztec Suite (Connoisseur Series, Cut in Spine) Lou Donaldson- Lush Life RVG (cut in spine) Horace Silver- Horace-Scope RVG (Cut in spine) Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers- RVG (cut in spine) Horace Silver- Serenade to a Soul Sister- RVG (cut in spine) Horace Silver- The Cape Verdean Blues- RVG (cut in spine) Richard Groove Holmes- Best of Pacific Years (promo printed on CD) Joe Lovano/Gonzalo Rubalcaba- Flying Colors (cut in spine) Floratone- (promo sticker of UPC) Jason Moran- Artist in Residence (sticker over UPC) Jason Moran- Same Mother (sticker over UPC) Jason Moran- Black Stars (promo printed on CD) Jason Moran- Soundtrack to Human Motion (promo printed on CD) John Scofield/Pat Metheny- I Can See Your House From Here (cut in spine) John Scofield- Steady Groovin’- (promo printed on CD) John Scofield- Time on My Hands (NOT a promo) John Scofield- Hand Jive (Promo sticker on front of booklet/black line on upc) John Scofield- Groove Elation (sticker on front of booklet/black line on upc) Scolohofo- Oh! (cut in spine) Non- Blue Note Titles- Mix of promos/purchases- ALL SEALED $3 Each Red Mitchell/Warne Marsh- Big Two, Vol. 1 John Scofield- Bump The J.J. Johnson Memorial Album Ravi Coltrane- From the Round Box Johnny Hammond- Breakout Milt Jackson- Goodbye (with Hubert Laws) Stan Killian- Unified Sonny Rollins- Road Shows, Vol. 3 SF Jazz Collective- Untitled- Nonesuch 79855-2 Eddie Henderson- So What Francis Houle/Marliyn Crispell- Any Terrain Tumultuous Duke Ellington- Live at the Whitney Hank Crawford- Wildflower Lee Konitz: New Nonet Ornette + Joachim Kuhn- Colors (sealed) Freddie Hubbard- Outpost (sealed) Conrad Herwig- The Latin Side of Miles Davis (sesealed) Conrad Herwig- Sketches of Spain y Mas Sal Nistico- Heavyweights Donald Harrison- This is Jazz Free Range Rat- Nut Club (Clean Feed) Houston Person- Talk of the Town Big Satan- Souls- saved hear T.S. Monk- Higher Ground Stan Getz- Complete Savoy Recordings Charlie Parker- The Complete Savoy Recordings Ingrid Laubrock Anti-House- Strong Place Kenny Burrell- God Bless the Child Conrad Herwig- The Latin Side of Wayne Shorter Tadd Dameron and His Orchestra- Fountainbleau (sealed) Ran Blake- Something to Live For (sealed) Wadada Leo Smith- Luminous Axis (sealed) Rufus Harley- Courage (The Atlantic Recordings) (sealed)

And the artist would need to be a member of that organization to reap the benefit? One would hope so, yes?

The Red Sox have sucked me back in, so I am sure they will resume sucking soon enough.

In a perfect world all those Tito Rodriguez TV shows would be collated and put in a deluxe box set (if they exist to that extent). There's some gold there. .

there's not a whole lot of information about this on wikipedia but apparently this is how the German implementation works, there is an organization similar to ASCAP and BMI which represents visual artists and takes care of the implementation...

They need a union/guild/whatever. Then there can be a standard contract dealing with after-market considerations.

Update from Mosaic: Thank you to everyone who purchased the set. Although there was a delay, all components are now in-house, and we’ve started shipping preorders. We anticipate completing all shipments by next week. You will receive a tracking number as soon as your order ships. We truly appreciate your patience and continued support of Mosaic Records. Please accept our sincere apologies for the delay, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

Engineers - In Praise of More

This is one of my favorite Monk Quartet albums. Especially outstanding is the track on Disc 2 "Misterioso". It features some truly amazing solos from both Charlie Rouse and Monk.

Thanks. I'll check it out. I can hear that. They're both coming out of Coltrane -- like nearly everyone was back then.

Yes, it's £42 here. I have this by him which is great fun https://www.discogs.com/master/1056751-Akira-Miyazawa-Round-Midnight-Amazing-Jazz-Ballad He reminds me of Billy Harper somehow