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Correct! Can't speak to lengths!

It is the Pharoahs!

You're right, thanks! Fully ID'd - 1,2,4,5,7,8,9,10 Artist and song ID'd, need album - 13 Artist ID'd, need song and album - 3 No ID - 6,11,12 Female singer in the group on 12 sold a few million records a decade later, and her biggest hit was featured in a great VISA commercial. Artist on 11 did his most famous work for others, including a beloved alto player. Some of the musicians in group on 6 went on to play with one of the iconic (possibly the MOST iconic) soul/r&b groups of the 70's.

Even before those. This is from the late 60's. Mid-month summary: Fully ID'd - 1,2,4,5,7,8,9,10 Artist ID'd, need song and album - 3 No ID - 6,11,12,13 Jim noted one cut was Terry Callier, and one cut was "Casa Forte", but did not ID which cuts.

RIP, loved the group. Was always so disappointed that they filmed their "Once Upon a Dream" multimedia show, but did not release it due to Felix holding out for a larger share. I would have liked to have attended in Philly, but ticket prices were way prohibitive.

Iglesias will be an upgrade for the Braves.

3 different rhythm sections on the 65/66 set, and I prefer the repertoire on it also.

Book is $22.79 at Amazon today, due to a $5.64 coupon they are offering. I just ordered.

First time I've ever listened to it. The whole second disc is really bad, just noise (ended up fast forwarding through broad sections), but I actually liked the first disc, which was identifiable as music. Now listening to this, also for the first time, and liking it:

I discovered that I somehow have two of Jonathan Horwich's beautiful 2011 Julius Hemphill Dogon A.D. 2011 International Phonograph CD release. Looking to find a good home for one of them (it's in great condition). $40 shipped in USA or best reasonable offer for sale or mutually beneficial trade. PM if interested.

I do see this for the Miles Davis on Discogs: This release has been blocked from sale in the marketplace. It is not permitted to sell this item on Discogs.

I like these two a LOT: - Dave Holland Quintet - Seeds of Time (ECM, 1985) - Freddie Hubbard - Outpost (Enja, 1981)

Me too, much more than the concurrent studio releases. Nathan Davis! Also noticed that Alphonse Mouzon performed a set that year. Wonder if that is worth release?

PM sent.

Produced and arranged by Bugs Bower (did a bunch of kids records later on) and Joe Abend (V.P. of Pickwick International). Abend also produced this obvious gem the next year. If it features Alberto on the marimbas, it has to be great! Amazingly enough, it saw CD reissue in the past 10 years in Japan and South Korea.

I'm another who has never been knocked out by 'Five Live Yardbirds'. I'll take the Jeff Beck version of the group, thanks.

Confirmed the link works beautifully in Firefox! A few other thoughts: #2 - surprised you didn't name this guy in your roll call of guitarists, since he's much better known than any of them! #4 - Sometimes it's best not to overthink these 😊. #5 - You guys circled around it enough I would have given you at least partial credit!. Not trying to fool people with this as much as to get them to re-listen with open ears. #6 - Your commentary on the sax player was priceless! #11 - One of those artists everyone's heard of but no one's heard (except on other people's work). #14 - Interesting comments on church.

Do a right click, "open in new window", then refresh the new page and download will start. I didn't know that, just figured it out. Watched it start to finish, and it was a blast! And good chance to get you know you and Tim better. We do need to get together and listen to some music. Great room you have there! BTW, #12 was a Vietnam-era Christmas carol, hence the theme of old man or young man being the first to die.

I read some of the sample on Amazon, and the writing is solid. Interestingly, the author's other two books are on Lou Reed and Patti Smith rather than on jazz musicians.

Is it well-written?

I also have that box set. Glad to have anything and everything he did over his first 15-20 years.

I realize I fail the "cool factor" test, but I find his first years of records to be beautiful:

This is the one I put on my Christmas List rather than the other one. Marcus is the best writer about Dylan IMO, and is a delight to read no matter what he is writing about: