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All of your statements are correct. Someone will figure this out soon enough given your clues.

Keeping track: No ID on cuts 1,5,7.10,13 Partial ID on cuts 3,9. . Full ID's made on cuts 2,4,6,8,11,12.

Yes indeed, good job. Anyone else for further ID on this track?

This one was an utter desicration:

Keeping track: Full ID's made on cuts 2,4,6,8,11,12. Partial ID on cut 9. No ID on cuts 1,3,5,7.10,13.

Keeping track: full iD's made on cuts 2,4,8,11,12. Partial ID on cut 9. No ID on cuts 1,3,5,6.7.10,13

Track 4 - Yes on the 70's (always a good guess on my tests, since that's when I "came of age" in the music), but no on the horn players. You'll find the personnel interesting on this given your initial take. Track 9 - Nope, Some aspects of this one may surprise people, though other aspects will be a giveaway to some.;

Download link fixed. Thanks Thom!

I'll contact Thom.

Download link is now visible, thanks Thom! http://thomkeith.net/index.php?cID=136

Yes, Thom will activate the download if I ask him nicely!

Here is the link to BFT 153. BFT 153 may show at the bottom of the list if it is not at the top. Please post your discussion in this thread. http://thomkeith.net/index.php?cID=136 Tracks 1/2/12/13 are there because they represent my current state of mind (but I consider them great music also). 2 and 12 are gimmes as far as identification, but had to be here anyways. Bonus questions: 1 - What psycho-drift connection do tracks 1 and 10 have 2 - What does this have to do with BFT 153?

My favorites cross-genre are The Rotary Connection - Peace, and Johnny Mathis - Merry Christmas, Johnny.

Leonard Cohen - Complete Studio Albums Collection box set. 11 CD's. Great condition. $45 shipped in USA or best reasonable offer or interesting trade. PM if interested.

Not accusing Real Gone of any illicit activity, just know what I have read in some reviews about the sound quaility. 16 of 31 Amazon reviews give it 1-3 stars (out of 5), almost all based on the sound quaility, and even several of the 4 star ratings say the sound is really bad. I'd want to at least hear some samples before plunking down my $14. Great band, I'm sure the music holds up well apart from sound concerns. On the Mann Whiskey set, fascinating stuff (some great, some not so much, but all of interest) and the sound is excellent,

If it is the release on Real Gone, sound quality is supposed to be awful.

Trade completed!

5 CD set, played once. $25 shipped in USA or interesting trade. Would like to trade it for the Cecil Taylor or Steve Lacy (Vol.1) or Archie Shepp sets in this series. PM or email john.felser@verizon.net

Highly recommend that Wes Montgomery set, and, if you're into it, the Dylan set. I won both, and wouldn't want to be without them.

BFT 153 for December is mine, with the usual excellent and gracious hosting work by Thom Keith. Nine minutes of personal indulgence to express my current mood (still beautiful music) along with a lot of excellent (to my ears) stuff that hopefully will surprise and/or delight (but no Sonny Stitt, so it may not be a legitimate BFT ). All of it is music I am anxious to share with you for various reasons. I'll post the link on December 1. Please sign up if you know you are interested, and I'll send a notification to you when I have the discussion thread open. Thanks for participating.

My first intro to him was that interesting album with Roswell Rudd and Sheila Jordan. RIP.

This is my favorite Garrett album, even like Pat Metheny on it! Boosted greatly for me in that it has some of my very favorite Trane composition which are seldom heard (Equinox, Lonnie's Lament, After the Rain, Like Sonny, Alabama).