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Yes, 10/10 for McCabe.

Agreed, back to Charles Tyler.

Good point. Shall I delete my comment?

Yes, I was going to ask - is the Cadence Building (if there really is such a building) now a pedophile-free zone?

Forgot about YouTube - duh. I like the instrumental tracks. The vocal tracks are weird. The first sounds like a nod to Dylan, but the second is more a nod to Jim Pepper. The whole YouTube thing makes me wonder - do I still need to collect CDs? I have definitely been winding down as I approach retirement. Doing a lot more downloads. So I will skip this one but still looking at Live in Europe. Anything else on the Cadnor site worth picking up? You know my tastes

Going back to CadNor - is FollyFun Music worth picking up?

Listening on bandcamp, it is great! Jazz Messengers has the CD but since it is coming from Spain, there will be crazy tariffs, correct?

How is Autumn in Paris on Silkheart? Also looks like digital only.

I assume this is a real CD and not a CDR? I really like his two ESP dates and Saga of the Outlaws, so a couple more leader dates would be nice to add. I got to hear him play in the mid-80s at the American Church in Paris. One set was Monk tunes. He also played When Johnny Comes Marching Home! How is the FollyFun Music?

So there was an earlier CD of this?

Download for me then.

CD or vinyl?

My pleasure! Could you post the link here for others? I could not do it from my phone.

Hardback and paperback both only $20.26 right now at the University Press's website until 11/19. I preordered.

I realize LP is king these days, although it is sad that a lot of young people consider LPs an artifact and often do not even play them - they don't give a crap that the Jackie's Bag LP is missing three critical songs . It reminds of Zev Feldman constantly referring to his releases as 'product'.. When I take over from Don Was, I will steer Blue Note away from the 'LP is king' mantra.