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so, what did this guy rob? May 9, 2016 Austin police seek man who robbed Radio Shack in April.... http://www.statesman.com/news/news/crime-law/austin-police-seek-man-who-robbed-radio-shack-in-a/nrKP3/

yes, The Bethlehem Years: John Coltrane (Bethlehem 20-50012) 1994 is the one that i have now. disc 1 of the 2001 issue is the big band material. https://musicbrainz.org/release/8164f9c9-6e14-4f0d-b7d1-ccde0a324477 disc 2 of the 2001 issue is only 55minutes long, so they didn't omit the master takes because of time constraints.

it looks like the same problem with c-6. The Kiss of No Return e-9. The Outer World f-3. El Toro Valiente

cd2 of this set contains 1 Tippin' (take 1) 6:27 2 Tippin' (take 2) (breakdown) 1:21 3 Tippin' (take 3) 6:10 4 Tippin' (take 4) (breakdown) 0:43 5 Tippin' (take 5) 0:46 6 Tippin' (take 6) 6:20 7 Tippin' (take 7) (false start) 0:30 8 Pristine (take 1) (false start) 0:20 9 Pristine (take 2) 7:19 10 Pristine (take 3) (false start) 0:47 11 Pristine (take 4) (beakdown) 1:13 12 Pristine (take 5) (breakdown) 0:46 13 Pristine (take 6) 8:22 14 Pristine (take 7) 6:10 15 Pristine (take 8) 6:17 it looks like Tippin' take 8, and Pristine take 9 are not on this set. is it because they are composites of other takes? normally, if they were composites, they'd be listed as h-m. and i-m. instead of h-9. and i-8.

1976 is the year when a lot of rock bands that were producing decent music (for rock) began to lose their way. and many jazz musicians started to put out records that sound a lot like smooth jazz.

i may be thinking of an isolated coltrane story in one of the biographies, probably the porter one.

wasn't there a sax player who liked to play barefoot on stage?

steve slagle refused to identify a couple of his old tunes for me. said that he doesn't want to listen to his music from 1985. then proceeded to give me a commercial about what he's recording now.

insipid ballads. 90% of his catalog is funk/dance songs, the best of which get tiring after a couple of minutes of listening. he was good at arranging, and got a great sound in the recording studio, but the music itself is just bad. not a good writer. and the guy was really just full of himself. his ego was much bigger than his talent. doesn't seem overly intelligent in interviews. what was that quote from him a couple of years ago, 'the internet is over'. yes prince, we're all tired of using the internet. things were so much more convenient without it. overall, it's just shitty pop/dance music.

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for people who don't like prince. there's no music on the first 4minutes.

it's going to include the 1971 ed sullivan show appearance. http://www.musicfilmweb.com/2014/03/rahsaan-roland-kirk-adam-kahan-jazz-music-documentary/

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these people seem to be as ignorant about music as you can possibly get.

do a google search for https://www.google.com/search?num=20&lr=&as_qdr=all&q=prince++%22poor+goo%22+%22mp3%22&oq=prince++%22poor+goo%22+%22mp3%22&gs_l=serp.3..0i22i30.214986.218025.0.218505.6.6.0.0.0.0.116.417.5j1.6.0....0...1c.1.64.serp..0.6.407.bPDXEnQP3_E 1993 (or 1994?) The Undertaker This is a very unique live in the studio session (no audience). Power trio with only guitar, bass, drums. There's a video of this session, but it's hard to find. These tunes have extensive guitar solos: The Ride Poor goo The Undertaker

http://mp3.zing.vn/bai-hat/Poor-Goo-Prince/ZWZAZ77C.html gets going at 2:00 from 'the undertaker' 1994 video.

this 2015 version has 2 alternate takes that are supposedly not on other cd issues http://www.jazzmessengers.com/en/70944/louis-armstrong/the-complete-satchmo-plays-king-oliver

i did a web search yesterday to see if maybe i can watch european subtitled tv shows on british tv websites (bbc, etc), but i came up with nothing.

in the u.s., it's impossible to find european tv shows with subtitles, unless they've had a u.s. dvd release - which almost never happens.

you guys get these shows in britain with subtitles?

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louis c.k.'s independently produced show is available to watch through his website. https://louisck.net/show/horace-and-pete