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I hope he recovers. Recently, a baritone had a heart attack on stage and died: https://www.classical-music.uk/news/article/distinguished-baritone-dies-mid-performance

I'll stay with this redux version:

Pedro Iturralde and Paco de Lucia

Nate Chinen talks with Dave Chisholm who writes graphic novels about jazz musicians: https://slate.com/podcasts/working/2023/09/dave-chisholm-on-the-challenges-of-writing-a-graphic-novel-about-miles-davis

Weather Report with Alex Acuña

We have a Black Sabbath fan in this forum.

With regard to the origin of jazz, some people bring in Mexico: https://www.trinity.edu/krtu/news/how-porfirio-díaz-changed-course-music-and-influenced-origins-jazz By the way, I would like to hear Ritchie Blackmore's reaction to your statement that "heavy metal...crystallises in reaction to punk in the late 70s."

There is enough detail for me.

Yesterday's CBS morning segment on Santana included the "rant" episode in detail. You can watch it below, starting at around 5:30, and then make a judgment: https://www.cbsnews.com/video/carlos-santana-on-music-and-spirituality/

I would say, when Carlos Santana talks, he loves to use metaphors. Decades ago I saw him on Ted Koppel's Nightline. Koppel would ask Santana a question, and Santana would reply with a range of metaphors - my impression was that those replies were better than the replies I heard some politicians give on Nightline.

Well, some people (not me) thought Dylan was good enough for the Nobel Prize in Literature. In my opinion, Dylan should have followed the example of Jean-Paul Sartre and declined the Nobel Prize.

That sounds like what my friends and I did. I also remember sitting in classes in high school and, while the teachers were explaining something, a friend and I would have a conversation that went something like this: “I bought the band’s most recent album.” “That’s not a good album. You should’ve bought the band's previous album.” “It IS a good album.” “It is NOT a good album.”

Pharoah Sanders live 1968 Antibes

Yes, live October 1971, documentary

I have discovered the same thing sending media mail Houston-Miami and Dallas-Miami, the item arrives in 2 days.

Founded in 1958 by Jimmy Lyons, the Monterey Jazz Festival’s mission is to inspire the discovery and celebration of jazz. Held on the 22-acre Monterey County Fairgrounds every September, the event has showcased nearly every marquee jazz artist active since the late 1950s... https://www.sfchronicle.com/entertainment/article/monterey-jazz-festival-new-director-18353103.php

For those who have not seen this: https://www.nypl.org/blog/2023/07/28/how-pair-unreleased-john-coltrane-tapes-surfaced-nypl?fbclid=IwAR10ZIGGY91YmLAFolF4ZZBmR04gUkFCtfK3DKo-YopdZBIGLloISrcR7tM

I should have posted this weblink: https://heavyweathershop.com/

I am not an expert at determining the legitimacy of releases, but....if you scroll down the webpage it says: The album is released as part of a collaborative partnership between GAD Records and Weather Report.

To be released October 27, 2023: https://kultowenagrania.pl/product/weather-report-live-in-berlin-1971-2cd/

Some details of Jimmy Buffet the "astute, ambitious, aggressive businessman" are here: https://www.fox7austin.com/news/jimmy-buffett-remembered-margaritaville-empire

This weekend, twenty years ago, Ronaldinho did this:

Have you heard "Darkness: UT Tower Sniper"? https://thedragaudio.com/show/darkness-ut-tower-sniper/

I still have the first LP I ever bought - I was 11 years old, I remember how much it cost (I paid cash), I remember walking to a bus stop with my new LP under my arm, and then going home in the bus, a proud owner of a Beatles LP.