CJ Shearn

yep.

wish I had money to throw in.

cool. B-)

nice, I like the white and ebony B-3's. Has anyone had one painted blue?

they sound fine on my stereo Jim. (Technics amp and speakers and a DVD player) I don't hear any bogged down compression from MP3's. I can usually hear that stuff in the cymbals.

cool, thanks.

yes, its the best thing the PMG has released to date, and that is saying something.

I had an emusic subscription and downloaded and burned maybe 25 or 30 albums. Do I have legal copies of the albums or would it suit me to buy the actual discs in time? These are the only burns in my collection outside of me making individual burns of albums in boxsets for convenience purposes.

Allen, I think you are being unfair to Metheny. You may not like his tone, but he is truly one of contemporary jazz's greatest musicians. His new work, "The Way Up" goes far beyond anything any jazz guitarist has been putting out in the moment. If you don't like Pat, I would assume you dislike Herb Ellis, and Pat Martino, also?

Good one Joe. Anyway more thoughts on the album?

Pat is actually 50, not 51. He turned 50 in August.

remember Jim, people like me would have to use such access first

interesting article. I'll have to go listen to that Wes solo.

what a nice obit for Jimmy, really from the soul.

yep, my Chambers is a white box too..... only have 3 selects, just get what interests me.

to Jim, SS1, anyone who has heard it....... did anyone notice a sonic difference due to the fact they were using the new, digital B-3's? compared to the thinness of the XB-3 I couldn't hear much difference from the original.

thought it did.

Joey's trumpet looks just like Miles'

I really love Jimmy's solo on the title track. Anyone notice a slight cover design similarity to "Prayer Meetin'" on this disc?

thats gotta be Jimmy, without a doubt.

its really an excellent album and way to end a career.

both of them play great, you won't be dissapointed Jim. Jimmy plays a little out on the title track, his solo entrance is classic J.O.S.

anybody else get this?

theres plenty of studio chatter on "Legacy" with Joey D. and Jimmy.

yep. its nice to hear an album where someone was in top form before they died.