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Just got this in the e-mail... ===DARKFUNK ANNOUNCEMENT=== for a limited time - download miles davis quintet live at juan-le-pins, July 26 1969 http://darkfunk.com/latest_shows/ more miles, herbie, and mmw coming soon. stay tuned. gemini gemini@darkfunk.com http://darkfunk.com good funking jazz If you want to be removed from the list, go to: http://darkfunk.com/email_list/ Particular shows have been staying up on Darkfunk for about 1-2 weeks at most, before being replaced by other shows. Download this one while you've got the chance. -- Rooster Also, the session info for this date can be found: HERE. This show is from the day after the "juan-le-pins" that was released on on CD by Japanese Sony about 10 years ago. Almost entirely different set-list too.

Jazz isn't dead, it just smells funny...

Here's one for Weizen!!

Here's a little something that Randy might like to get...

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If not, it at least must be getting close. I'll have to start looking for one...

DTMX, how many discs is that set?? I'll have to look for it. Don't suppose you have a link, by any chance?? I'll probably try to look myself, later tonight...

Chuck, I am quite interested in what you can tell us about this. First, has Rudy himself ventured an opinion/evaluation on the subject, i.e.as to whether he considers his RVGs superior tot he JRVGs? Second, as an experienced record producer yourself, what do you not like about the JRVGs? and conversely, like about the RVGs? I have many of both and am generally pretty happy with most of them, so have no strong feelings one way or the other. As I've said, I don't have a dog in this fight (I neither own, nor have ever heard a JRVG before), but I'd be currious about your perspective on all this too, Chuck.

I voted for St. Louis, only because I could get to St. Louis pretty easily (from Kansas City), and my folks still live there too - so I'd be set for having a place to stay and all. My wife and I go to St. Louis fairly often too. (And the odds of me getting to Lansing anytime soon, are probably pretty small - much as I might like to.)

80% listener, 20% collector. I never give a rat's ass about getting the "original" or more "valuable" version of anything. I'm mostly all about the music. I don't care about getting LP's, as CD's are quite good enough for my purposes. Now when it comes to a few things, I will admit that I probably have picked up some titles that I might otherwise have not gotten, if it weren't for the completest in me. And I've laos picked up some Blue Note dates that I probably wouldn't have been as quick to purchase, if they hadn't have been on BN. But other than that, I'm really probably 80% or even closer to 90% a LISTENER.

I was slightly slow to warm to this (and Dolphy in general), so this will be a good one for me to reevaluate too. I do like it, and always have liked it at least to some extent. But I don't think I've ever really gotten bitten by the Dolphy bug. I understand why others have, and intellectually I understand why he's so important. But for some reason, I've just been slow to warm to his sound. (I can dig it, but I probably haven't yet really DUG it yet - even after all these years.)

You guys are killin' me!!!!

Laws of Physics??? We don't need no steenking laws of Physics!!!!!!!!

Hasn't that pretty much been the problem for at least the past 10 years???

All from that same site...

From the same site. Go to their "home" page, and surf around...

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