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Guitar – Phil Upchurch Bass – Brian Bromberg Drums – Harvey Mason Piano – Bobby Lyle Saxophone – Brandon Fields

Oh, OK. Well, after putting them together in bits and pieces, I like listening to the full thing to hear how it flows. In this case, I'm just re-living Wednesday's show because the Festival just started about 40 minutes ago. At the beginning of this year, I started posting them - with audio - over on Substack (below) starting with show #444.

I'm not sure I understand the question. Sometimes, I'll do special shows for the community. This weekend is the Silver City Blues Fest, so this show is in celebration of that.

Random Radio 250521 (464) Memphis Slim - You Got to Help Me Some Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson - Bonus Pay Mose Vinson - Come See Me (My Love Has Gone) Josh White - Trouble Prince Albert Hunt's Texas Ramblers - Blues in a Bottle Leadbelly - Good Morning Blues Homesick James Williamson - Got to Move Casey Bill Weldon - Guitar Swing Allman Brothers Band - Statesboro Blues Robert Johnson - Come on in My Kitchen Sonny Boy Williamson - Don’t Start Me Talkin’ Blind Willie Johnson - Praise God I'm Satisfied Bobby Wall - Baby It's Too Much Charley Patton - I Shall Not Be Moved Procol Harum - Whisky Train Lightnin’ Hopkins - Catfish Blues Sleepy John Estes - Someday Baby Blues Volker Lankow & Geoff Gersh - Manhattan Bleekman Place Otis Rush - Groaning the Blues Johnny O'Neal - Johnny's Dream Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore with The Guilty Ones - Southwest Chief Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse - Satisfy Your Queen Eliza Neals - Something's Better Than Nothing Markus K - C C Rider Buffalo Nichols - You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond Mallard - A Piece of Me Robert Finley - Tell Everybody Dan Auerbach - Every Chance I Get (I Want You In The Flesh) Sebastian Rochford & Soumik Datta - In Slow City

Random Radio 250528 (465) Sounds & Silence - Alleluia Patten - Locq Alex Sabo - R.I.P. Don't Forget Tubby Hayes - Lament for Cello Annabel (Lee) - Invisible Barriers Spice - Born in a Trunk Wishbone Ash - Leaf and Stream Caravan - In the Land of Grey and Pink UFO - Lights Out Babe Ruth - The Mexican Curved Air - Melinda (More or Less) Focus - Sylvia Kuunatic - Yellow Serpent Eduardo Polonio - Me voy a tomar el Orient Express My Jazzy Child - Lost In Laos Erlend Apneseth - Samdrøm Postcards - Dust Bunnies Kaito Winse - Ballade Peul Margeeah - Rise Black Spirit Walter Verdin - Constant Click X-Cetra - Conversation Kuntari - Lahar II My Jazzy Child - Exoteric Patterns

Yeah, she refers to herself as retired, but it's from her later teaching job at Plano East Senior High. The library gig is just a thing to do. She's in her mid-80s.

My high school English teacher is a librarian in Plano.

Sorry for the late notice, but, as of now, it's still good. ... here's a 'secret' 50% discount code for today, on all digital (including the complete discography). The code: sunnyfifty ... https://ayler-records.bandcamp.com

That's OK. We all have these different setups. It happened to me, so I thought maybe it may happen elsewhere.

Without paywall

On average, artists get about 82% of the purchase price. This is after Bandcamp's cut and payment processing fees. Artists get 100% on "Bandcamp Fridays" which, for the rest of the year, will occur on Aug. 1, Sept. 5, and Dec. 5, so you can work up a collection to buy on those days if you wish.

I understand that it went very well even tho there were a lot of musicians to move around. They didn't play at very many places because of various logistics, but this Tokyo gig was a big thing. I tend to like it more than the African gig they had a couple years earlier in "Zaire" because they (and the concert organizers and audience) were more pre-occupied by the spectacle of the "Rumble in the Jungle" shenanigans.

Something like a dozen years ago, I bought and watched this film on Butch Morris called "Black February" and between his self-important attitude coupled with his boorish interactions with his musicians (some other things too), I was so turned off by him, that I just completely stopped listening to him.