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I see that the Riders are now a 3.5 point favorite. https://cflnewshub.com/cfl-news/montreal-alouettes-10-8-grey-cup-preview-vs-saskatchewan-roughriders-12-6-keys-to-the-game-prediction-depth-chart-injuries-odds/ ***** Those of you outside the US and Canada can watch the game for free here: https://www.cfl.ca/2025/11/15/112th-grey-cup/

Grey Cup picks https://cflnewshub.com/cfl-news/montreal-alouettes-10-8-grey-cup-preview-vs-saskatchewan-roughriders-12-6-keys-to-the-game-prediction-depth-chart-injuries-odds/ https://www.cfl.ca/2025/11/15/the-weekly-say-who-is-going-to-win-the-112th-grey-cup/ ***** Grey Cup previews https://www.cfl.ca/2025/11/15/depth-charts-how-the-riders-als-will-line-up-in-the-112th-grey-cup/ https://www.cfl.ca/2025/11/15/how-alouettes-roughriders-got-to-the-112th-grey-cup/ https://www.tsn.ca/cfl/article/roughriders-kicker-lauther-looks-to-right-a-lot-of-wrongs-at-grey-cup/ https://3downnation.com/2025/11/14/saskatchewan-roughriders-rule-out-receivers-keesean-johnson-joe-robustelli-for-112th-grey-cup/ https://3downnation.com/2025/11/15/ol-pier-olivier-lestage-back-dl-mustafa-johnson-game-time-decision-for-montreal-alouettes-in-112th-grey-cup/ https://3downnation.com/2025/11/15/canadian-receivers-ajou-ajou-mitch-picton-active-for-saskatchewan-roughriders-in-112th-grey-cup/ https://pifflespodcast.com/blog/twas-the-night-before-grey-cup/

Maier and Rontgen String Quartets

Seaon finale of The Lowdown.

Carmen McRae "Sarah--Dedicated to You" RCA cd This was Carmen’s final recording, and imo a masterpiece. Backed by the Shirley Horn Trio! Beautiful sound and beautiful sounding. 300×300 27.9 KB

Almost late 60's Aylerish at times, great record! Just editing to wonder where would Jackie could've gone? I imagine he'd be full-blown out there by '69. So wish to hear that rejected BN session from 68. Alas....

You have my full support for the coup.

Milt Jackson “Mostly Duke” Pablo/OJC cd 296×300 10.5 KB Bass – Ray Brown Drums – Mickey Roker Piano – Monty Alexander Vibraphone – Milt Jackson Recorded live in London at Ronnie Scott’s; April 23-24, 1982. Milt’s vibes are vividly recorded.

Album sleeve is amazing! Now: Now, and what better tunes to listen to while repainting the kitchen😎

Apparently Air India won’t accept bookings from passengers with the last name “Sample.” https://onemileatatime.com/news/air-india-blocks-passenger-booking-ticket-real-last-name/

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I've got quite a number of them - in some cases duplicating original titles for which I have monos. In most cases they compare favourably and it is good to hear a stereo version on very good vinyl. Sleeve quality is exemplary. Recently picked up Bobby Hutcherson's 'Montara' - compared it with the CD and it sounds better. Will be giving Andrew Hill's 'Andrew' a first spin later on. The list of 2026 titles looks pretty good. 'Compulsion' was no surprise - long overdue a good vinyl reissue.

Bunny Berigan And His Orchestra “1937” Chronogical Classics cd Bunny was a great trumpeter and kept an orchestra longer than some other instrumental leaders. Fun stuff, I like listening to the studio sides. Sometime soon I should pull a handful of aircheck LPs I have out of storage for a re-listen.

A few years back, Real Gone Music had a Christmas album reissue campaign (think Andre Kostelanetz, George Melachrino, Jack Jones)—mainly albums from the 50's and 60's—that brought back vintage holiday music from the Lp days onto compact disc. I've noticed that some of these titles are now out-of-print and going for absurdly high prices on the used market. What Christmas albums from the 50's and 60's did you listen to back in the day, and what do you recommend? I always liked the Firestone holiday albums, even if some tracks were fairly tepid. I think my family had 2 or 3 of the volumes.

I have that tone poet of Picture of Heath as well, my only tone poet so far, the price was good... And I do hear a good portion of the problems described on the Hoffman board... Ultimately, it affects about five or six seconds of the record, spread over three or four places... Otherwise the record sounds great, so I am not complaining too much... But the tone of their reply didn't impress me... Seriously considering some of the newly announced ones like the Washington and the Jackson which I never found on CD...

Coltrane 'Live at the Village Vanguard Again' (Image posting not working - for me at least).

I have a Tone Poet of the 'Picture of Heath' and it plays fine and sounds nice. A good issue. Never heard the Pure Pleasure version.

I'm only sorry that I never got to meet him in person and very saddened by this news. Commumications with him and the posts both here and on the BNBB were always a pleasure and he really knew his stuff. Also very kind to send me a couple of spare CDs from Paris on one occasion. May he RIP.

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