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"King Kong" is awesome and Ian Underwood shines throughout the album.

CD's and DVD's are more a sideline for them. Their strength is books.

If anything, Daedaus was the new Hamilton. I used to order from the Hamilton catalog (printed, mailed out) 25-30 years ago. Totally reputable, sometimes have some great items, always good prices. I've had less involvement with them in the mature internet age, and they dropped me from their mailing list some years ago.

But Zoot Sims said that Getz was "a bunch of swell guys".😊

Certainly seems like a compatible rhythm section. I've noticed that many rejected BN sessions are because of the drummer, and they regather with a different drummer a few days/weeks later and successfully cut the same material.

great album, one of my favorite of Woods (and definitely my favorite period/band of his).

The CD's were identical issues of the vinyl albums. The four albums featured either musicians who were signed to BN at the time or musicials who were going to obviously sell units. Davis would not have met either of those criteria. A box set of the full performances would be nice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Night_with_Blue_Note#One_Night_with_Blue_Note_Preserved_(LP_&_CD)

What's the back story on why some, but not all, of the Transition catalog went to Blue Note, and some to Delmark later? And some, apparently, nowhere. May be common knowledge, but I don't know it. Seems especially odd that BN would have taken two of the three Donald Byrd titles, but not the third one.

Emphysema caused by intake of bad stuff to your lungs - smoking, breathing pollution or fumes, etc. As for Rollins, he is 90.

That is a great Griff album.

Will be glad to pick up the Landry, having completed a cursory sampling here. Look forward to the increased fidelity.

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Got my first Pfizer shot this morning. I'm fine so far, will see what tomorrow holds. Regardless, thankful.

Never heard of it. Love the era. What's it like? Also on those early 70's Sonny Rollins Milestones (plus the live in Japan), correct? I like those albums more than what the consensus opinion for them would indicate.

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This was the one I had back in the day, Dave Mason's "Alone Together". Great album, but between the marblized vinyl and the triple fold LP jacket....

Count me in with the bagpipes crowd.

Hooray for the Japanese market! Pre-order coming. Now we need the Nathan Davis on CD.

Thank you! Pre order from Amazon just placed!