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6. Intriguing. Classic free jazz at his best, sax intro is beautiful, similar maybe to Noah Howard, I like a lot the bowed bass and drumming section, I need this album (or maybe I already have it).

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Harriet Tubman - "The Terror End Of Beauty"

Early Bill Withers and John Handy's Hard Work is already a hell of a career.

Another product to consider is Blu-ray capable external read/write devices. More expensive but they do more and you can store data on 100G disks. I've been shopping for one myself.

I was deeply moved when I heard Chet Baker perform the song “Sad Walk” in his later years. It wasn’t until some time later that I realized it was composed by Bob Zieff. Zieff is an exceptionally talented composer, and I believe his works deserve to be performed more often.

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Zieff was brilliant; he used to call me every once in a while and complain about a critic I knew. By far his best work is on this: https://www.discogs.com/release/14448931-Bob-Zieff-The-Music-Of-Bob-Zieff can't get the picture to appear, but that's the CD to get -

Andrew, I've sent you a pm

That's a good CD. I haven't spun it in a while.

Alternatively, you could add a powered USB hub. Looking at newegg.com, if I were to buy one of these today, I'd look at: https://www.newegg.com/lg-model-gp65nb60-slim-dvd-burner/p/N82E16827136283 or https://www.newegg.com/lite-on-model-ebau108-slim-dvd-burner/p/N82E16827106104 This seems like a decent powered hub: https://www.newegg.com/p/0J2-06XW-00002?Item=9SIAV17DG26732&cm_sp=SP-_-463287-_-0-_-1-_-9SIAV17DG26732-_-usb-c powered hub-_-c|hub|power|usb-_-4

I am reading that you need a powered external drive for most Mac PCs. They don't supply power to their USB-C/Thunderbolt ports. I've had good luck with newegg.com They have a bunch of drives that use an external DC supply: https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?d=optical+drive If you don't have one, you may need a USB-C to USB-A adapter and a USB power adapter.

I have an Apple Mac (desktop) using Sonoma 14.6.1. My interest is ripping and burning CDs. This used to be easy. These days, I seem to be tech-challenged.

I believe so!

This afternoon: Irwin Mayfield is very, very hot here.

R.I.P. He had his own peculiar groove. Am I right that he was the most successfull member of the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band, even more than Al McKay and Melvin Dunlap?

I like Margitza. Game Of Chance is good too.

Randy Weston & African Rhythm Orchestra arranged by Melba Liston “Brooklyn Academy Of Music 1985” In and Out cd