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Amazing! So Andre Francis is the announcer (too bad Grant did not know French or he could have corrected his birth year as 1935, not 1931), which means this is probably in Paris? Do we know: 1) The year 2) Who the drummer is? Bertrand.

The Originals is the one from 2012? Is SHM (UCCI-9202) a Japanese pressing? Bertrand.

Can anyone remind me what the issue was with the recent reissue of this LP? Something about a mislabeled track? Thanks, Bertrand.

At this point, it seems the McLean tape has been lost forever, so it's all a moot point, unless someone kept a copy... Bertrand.

What would it take to get these recordings released? Is crowdfunding an option if all the permissions can be secured? Bertrand.

Danke - Deutsches Google ist mein freund Bertrand.

Thanks guys! Are these all Mangesldorff originals? Bertrand.

Does anyone know the recording date and personnel? I can't find anything on the web. Thanks, Bertrand.

I could read 40 pages about Brian Blade alone, no matter what Tootie heath thinks. Bertrand.

Did anyone else get an e-mail about changes coming on 11/6? I didn't really understand what it is telling me. On the one hand, I will get a credit for the amount of the membership. which is nice. On the other hand, it is not clear if they will still be selling downloads or just merchandise. They keep switching between 'Vault Store' and 'Concert Vault'. I have no interest in the merchandise, just the downloads. Bertrand.

Arthur 'Two Sheds' Jackson - complete works. Bertrand.

Maybe I am being a little rough, but there's a lot of history there for those of us who knew Butch.

I could write a book about what is wrong with 'Magic' - he used Butch Warren, among other things.

There are a lot of other musicians they should have spoken to to get a different angle on the story. Bertrand.

Just ordered a copy! Bertrand.

See post #10 for the recognizable themes. I am on my third viewing. I assume I will be timed out at some point. Bertrand.

I love his music and compositions. One of my favorite 'young' musicians out there. Bertrand.

Dumb question from someone who is not a lawyer - could Wallace/Wayne get this particular recording released now if they worked with NPR and the musicians union? Of course, the musicians involved would have to be paid extra, but I imagine it would still be cheaper than reconvening everyone in the studio. Is there anyone who could forbid this from happening even if they were to be compensated? Bertrand.

Already on my second viewing! 'Universe' was not filmed due to rain.

Rooster, I think there is another broadcast on 10/22 at 6:30, then it goes to streaming. Bertrand.

'Legend' is 14 minutes. I hear 'Dolores' in the first minute, 'Orbits' in the second minute, 'Sweet Pea' in the third minute and 'Vonetta' around the 4-minute mark. 'Dolores' and 'Vonetta' come in again, right at the end. Copyright dates are 3/1/67 for 'Orbits' and 'Dolores', 'Vonetta' 3/13/68 and 'Sweet Pea' 2/1/71. So in all cases, later than the recordings, and we know 'Legend' was written before May 1967. This does not really tell us which came first. I think these were all composed pretty much simultaneously. Last quote at the end - Wayne saying his music is open to everyone for everyone to play, students etc. Interesting. Looks like my input was not used at all. Just as well, I am a nobody. Looking forward to hearing everyone's impressions. Bertrand.

'Twin Dragon' is around 9:30. Bertrand.

'Universe' was just about 12 minutes. 'Condition Red' is the only quote as far as I can tell. 'Twin Dragon' is on next. Trying to figure out the connection to Atlantis - Wayne told me there was a connection. Bertrand.

Anyone else listening? 'Universe' is up first. The quote right at the beginning is definitely from 'Condition Red', not 'Sanctuary'. Bertrand.

Reminder - you can listen live on WBGO at 6PM EST. Bertrand.