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A video from that period:

If anyone would like to see, maybe as a comparison, Bill Graham tell a musician to get the hell out of his office, go to around the 9 minute mark of the movie Fillmore:

The non-profit music library and research centre now contains more than 3m sound recordings or over 90m songs, making it one of the biggest popular music collections in the world... https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/nov/16/archive-of-contemporary-music-new-york

Hearing "Peg" and "Hey Nineteen" over and over is what made me say goodbye to Steely Dan.

I am sure I was not one of your students, but in high school I had a math teacher who listened to the Airto/Deodato version of "Do it Again." Sorry, nobody levitated.

In case you have not heard: Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car" won song of the year at the Country Music Awards. https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/08/entertainment/tracy-chapman-fast-car-cma/index.html

If anyone wants to hear the "Moto Grosso Feio" on the Moto Grosso Feio album, here it is:

"Black Market" live:

I would add: visiting the gravesite of the musician

This appears to be the 3 September 1971:

The new release of the 1962-1966 album includes: “We Can Work it Out (2023 Mix) – from (2015 Mix)” – might be the first time I see something referred to as a mix from a mix. https://www.amazon.com/Beatles-1962-1966-2023/dp/B0CK57KYGG/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=2PWSXIN8CZYMM&keywords=beatles+1962-1966+vinyl&qid=1698577533&sprefix=beatles+19%2Caps%2C116&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1

What looks like the same tour:

If you have not already seen this:

For those who have no problem with Yoko Ono:

Yep, check it out: https://www.loc.gov/item/2014572475/ Hopefully, someone is in the LOC writing a good biography of Max Roach. More details about the Max Roach Papers: https://findingaids.loc.gov/exist_collections/ead3pdf/music/2016/mu016007.pdf

If you can understand Spanish, you might find these lyrics to be....you be the judge:

I'll be watching the Max Roach documentary. Just before the Max program, PBS will be showing The Last Mambo.

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.