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Thanks so much for sharing this great story!

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Thanks, the price is great, much lower than I'm paying here ($23) but the postage would probably be a killer. All things come to those who wait....

Very nice. Amazon USA does not show Tori being released until September 30, so I am very jealous!

Thanks for sharing that. It's beautiful.

RIP. Appreciated his work with McCoy Tyner.

They're nice sets, spines or not.

I've had success playing foreign blu-rays on my domestic blu-ray player, even if they are noted as being specifically region 2, where region 2 DVD's do not play on the player.

Thx, I see it!

Link to bandcamp Did we know about this? Sounds great, musically and sonically . LP and download, no CD .

+1 Yes, tragic and mysterious, and a great loss.

She was great. Fairport was never the same without her. Check out Fatheringay if you aren't already familiar with them.

1979 recording, well beyond the freshness date for CTI. By the mid-late 70's it was turning wrong.

+1. Never liked his sound on it. Give me Chick Corea or Cedar Walton on the Rhodes.

I'm very happy with it and loved that group. The whole was so much more than the sum of the parts, and it really brought out the best in the Brecker's and Galper.

Never got to see Mingus. Saw a spectacular Mingus Dynasty performance at the Painted Bride Art Center in the 90's. Walrath led it. John Hicks, Michael Formanek, Josh Redman, Alex Foster. Don't remember drummer or trombone.

RIP. Solid player, selflessly anchored a legendary group.

Last Sunday's Philadelphia Inquirer published a good interview with Questlove about this. So strange that it has been so neglected, given all the attention WattStax garnered a couple of years later. But of course Stax got the soundtrack to that released which I guess makes all the difference.

Sorry to hear that, it's not right. Do they play good music over the PA system at the warehouse?

Towner has always caught my ear. AS a potential purchase for me, This one will likely depend on sound quality and price.