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Sorry to see this, although mostly their prices were higher than most other places. Occasionally there was an item I couldn't find anyplace else. I know Lon has always liked them.

Cats. Dogs are too happy.

They'll come out about the same time the BeeHive albums get reissued.

I suspect the cost to do that would be prohibitive.

I'm in for all of them.

I met him at Lennie's On The Turnpike in Boston in 67 or 68. I had finished medical school & was in Boston for my internship & residency. Lennie knew I was a physician. Wayne wasn't "feeling well". Lennie asked me to take a look at him in the dressing room. Miles was there & asked me "can he play"? He could & Miles couldn't have been nicer.

Nice thread - BUT I disagree with the dismissal of Guitar Forms which IMHO is excellent.

Continuing to watch Enlightened. Liking it more as it progresses. Last night's episode of The Good Wife - top notch IMO.

Tommy Gumina from my old home town - Milwaukee. I like the ones with Sonny Clark.

Enjoying my copy as well.

I agree. You can "like" J Dilla - that's O.K. - but "jazz's greatest innovator" - come on.

You think Chuck does it for the money!!!!???? I didn't mean that he's getting rich by reissuing jazz recordings. I meant that he's not doing it to get poor. Is everyone here really this naive? Why do I have to explicitly explain everything I say? Read between the lines sometimes. It keeps the mind young! "want to be a millionaire promoting jazz - start with 2 million"

We've watched the first few episodes of the new season of Enlightened. Haven't seen previous season(?s). Quirky. Not entirely sure what to make of it yet.

Blue 7 11+ minutes. Works for me.

No turntable.

I like the album with C. Sharpe. Also Lee plays All The Way on an album that's a great ballad rendition.

Looking forward to the CD!!

Sonic Boom

Patrick deWitt: The Sisters Brothers

Looking forward to the upcoming Lloyd / Moran duo CD.

Oy vey! Hope mine is complete when it gets here.

Justified - tonight's episode.

Freedom of expression for sure. BUT - maybe your next set can be of musicians who weren't destroyed by drugs.

Yep, to me anyway, it sounds good. I'm currently listening to the latest GFG album, Girl and Robot with Flowers and this is good, atmospheric, slightly retro stuff and yet still sounding contemporary. The album is dedicated to the late Gordon Beck, a hero of keyboard/leader Greg Foat but the overall sound seems to be slightly reminiscent of Roy Budd - which can't be a bad thing, as he was cut down too early in life. There's also a bit of Brian Auger there too, certainly very Brit 1960s / early 70s influences but as I say, it ploughs its own furrows too, not copyist by any means. Definitely worth checking out here: https://soundcloud.c...-group-girl-and Picked it up. Enjoying it. Thanks!!

Moshi Too now available at Dusty Groove.