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Please let me know when you hit that purchase button. Then I can stop posting here ... I need food. ← Got it. Go eat.

← I'll buy it as soon as I find it. I'm off to various sites right now!

Misha's kind of a "crank" but entertaining (playing & talking) nonetheless.

Partial quote from SEK In my opinion, anyone who would find the prospect of this series "boring" is not a true aficianado of the game, is very provincial, and/or has attention deficit disorder. All of the above. After "careful" consideration I'm for Detroit since my son's wife is originally from there. Average total score per game will probably be 150 points.

If Wade plays and is effective.

Nice!

Thanks for this information. I've got some Sandke on CD. These certainly sound worthwhile.

I bought it also & believe it's excellent.

Jennet Conant: 109 East Palace (Robert Oppenheimer and the Secret City of Los Alamos)

I don't think it's made it to our shores yet. ← I have this on order from Amazon UK, but as they say it hasn't been "dispatched" yet.

Love him or hate him - Keith Jarrett. I lean toward the former most of the time.

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I seem to remember at least one review in Cadence that was very positive.

I believe it's a hybrid, as are 1001 & 1002 (& I suppose 1004).

Dominick Farinacci: Smile Barney Wilen: French Ballads

At the Albuquerque concert there were 2 groups. The "opener" was a local group called The Rumble Trio (2 basses & tuba) augmented by a woman bassoon player from Los Angeles. They played 30 minutes of "noodling". Sam & his trio then played for the previously mentioned 35 minutes. Did get in all of his instruments. An "encore" was enthusiastically requested by the 100 or so people present. The person who runs The Outpost came out & apologized saying "there's a lot of altitude here". Sam was obviously having trouble breathing. Those were the only 2 groups that night, so I'm not sure I'd call it a festival.

That should be cool. I have no idea what was performed in Albuquerque as no song names were announced.

86 & sunny in Santa Fe.

Perhaps he'll have more stamina at Tucson altitude. I'd go.

According to the Mingus website it's supposed to be released in June.

The good news is that he signed the Mosaic booklet. He also played well. The bad news is that the set was 35 minutes(& there was no 2nd set), he looked alarmingly thin (to me), & he was obviously having trouble breathing presumably due to the altitude.

I'm seeing him in Albuquerque tonight. I guess I'll bring my Mosaic booklet along & see what happens.

Is the drummer Roy Haynes' grandson? I believe he's on the new Iyer Savoy CD.

Dwayne Wade

Coincidentally I just started Wolves Eat Dogs.