Eric

Agreed. Would love see both his Muse LPs on CD - winners both.

At long last ... http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/CDSOL-45272?utm_source=MAIL&utm_medium=text-artistmail&utm_campaign=Hadley%20Caliman-20171102-person_prod-CDSOL-45272

Had one last week in Vegas. Awesome!

An email I received: I hope you are doing well! Just wanted to share a few things. First off, we are extremely grateful to inform you that our new crowdfunding campaign for the forthcoming documentary, Woody Shaw: Beyond All Limits, has raised a nice $2,000 since last Thursday! If I may say so — it is precisely because of generous fans and supporters like you that I feel so certain this project will be fully-funded and completed this year. I thank you, sincerely, for continuing to support this cause. The campaign ends June 10th, 2017, so if you haven't already pledged (or you would like to pledge again! ;-), please visit www.BeyondAllLimits.ws. Join The Woody Shaw Institute of Global Arts If you are an avid fan of Woody Shaw's music (of course you are!) and are interested in supporting his legacy for years to come, then one great way to make a pledge for the documentary is to begin your Founding Membership with The Woody Shaw Institute of Global Arts. This allows backers to support the new documentary while ensuring the ongoing preservation of Woody Shaw's music. The One-Year Founding Membership Includes: 20 Unreleased Hi-Res Woody Shaw Full-Concert Downloads 12x12 Woody Shaw Photo Print Beyond All Limits T-Shirt (Ltd. ed.) Printed Handwritten Woody Shaw Manuscript of "Beyond All Limits" (from organist Larry Young's 1965 Blue Note classic - UNITY) Private Facebook Group Access Bonus Footage, and Pre-Release Screening of the Documentary (2018) Please note that, once the documentary campaign is over, this particular membership offer may not be available again (Campaign Ends June 10, 2017). I sprung for this - could not resist the 20 unreleased concerts. Tax refund put to good use! It took a while to download and I am still converting the FLAC files. Easy, but time consuming.

Yeah, I received the same notice. Planning to wait for Dusty Grovve to re-stock.

Interesting! I presume that is the MTV VJ - J.J. Jackson?

So I was listening to a CD copy of "Electric Warrior" by T-Rex. It is a bonus track version issued in 2003. I was prepared to hit eject then heard Cuscuna introduce himself as he begins the interview with Marc Bolan. Interesting to hear him in this context. Candid, intelligent two-way exchange. Not sure if it can be streamed anywhere.

True, although I would argue it is slightly better than Spotify. My primary MO is to play music downloaded to my iphone. So a plus for Apple Music (versus Spotify) because both sets of music exist in the same app.

Yep, glad it is back

Yeah, this has been an "unmet want" of mine so long that I forgot about it. Would love to hear of a source.

Thanks for the update! I buy everything Sipiagin puts out.

I've looked for updates for several years, but found nothing. Can't seem to find a (current) thing about him on the web.

I discovered Highway One on vinyl a few years ago. I enjoyed it and it struck me as being in a similar vein as his later BN records. Pretty sure Un Poco Loco was out on CD at one point. It has John Abercrombie on guitar IIRC.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B06XQBNZVK/?tag=imwan-21

Nice CJ! Was it really 30 years ago? Have it spinning right now. Sounds like an old friend.

Courtesy of amazon: "(2-CD set) The big band, nonet and sextet groups of bassist Oscar Pettiford are well documented across the 48 tracks on this double disc collection. Recorded between 1955-1958 at Birdland and Op's Black Pearl, Pettiford's bands include Donald Byrd, Johnny Coles, Art Farmer, J.R. Monterose, Hank Jones, Dick Katz, Shadow Wilson and many others with arrangements by Benny Golson, Gigi Gryce, Oscar Pettiford, Lucky Thompson and Ernie Wilkins."

Happy Birthday!!!

Really, really enjoying this. Love the concept and track selections. "Within You, Without You" is sublime. Great cover too.

Wildly above my pay grade, but thought some of our musician members might find of interest: https://www.academia.edu/29182709/_The_Harmonic_Explorations_Of_Joe_Henderson_A_Study_By_A_Professional_Jazz_Musician_Of_His_Contribution_To_The_Modern_Jazz_Composition_And_Tenor_Saxophone_Sound_

Spun this all the way through today. Wow - what a treat. I knew the "One For One" cuts pretty well from the 1975 lp, but this thing is just chock full of intriguing and *FUN* music.

Received this from Dusty Groove and am on my second listen. It's a no-brainer if you like Hank. Sound quality is good throughout. The booklet is full of photos from his various March 1968 Dutch gigs. The notes are detailed and strive to accurately capture the context of the three distinct sessions on the CD. Well done and interesting. The Dutch sidemen are solid. Hank is clearly Hank, circa 1968. Some cuts better than others. Nice to hear Three Way Split, the only Mobley original on the set.

Wow - never heard of these. Would like to own a couple ...

Well if we are getting dessert, I'll take the three-minute tag at the end of I Want To Talk About You from Live at Birdland.

Being a sneaky Bastard™, I will now (and only now) reveal that I just received my shipping notice.

It's interesting, after listening to most of the catalog on a semi-regular basis for 35 years ... well beyond "need to give this one another listen because it's supposed to be a classic" So what do I really listen to, what do I pull when I just want to hear some Trane ... Plays The Blues Coltrane's Sound Crescent sometimes My Favorite Things Despite how it looks, not really an "Atlantic" guy per se and have no issues whatsoever with the free stuff. All of the above just always sounds good, fresh.