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Doug Duke - The Jazz Organist a random purchase years ago, nothing spectacular but enjoyable none the less.

Christopher Hollyday - Reverence followed it with: Christopher Hollyday - Treaty

Patrick Shiroishi solo Baritone and Alto Saxophone, Tashi Dorji solo electric guitar and Makoto Kawashima solo alto saxophone. I left before they played as a trio since I had to working the next morning but Makoto was worth the sleep deprivation and trip alone. What an incredible artist he is.

Gary Clark Jr - This Land

Thanks for the heads up! I try to catch Bobby any time I can. The 29th date conflicts with the Makoto Kawashima concert I'm going to but I should be able to catch another date or two.

Fascinating. Thanks for the link to this process I had not been aware of.

Teddy Edwards - Feelin's Nice spin for a Sunday morning.

I was not expecting that bio... I think you’re correct about it being the weirdest.

Sonny Rollins - The Bridge Finally got my new (to me) turntable up and running and spinning a disc I got on vacation last month. Beautiful sound from both. I was fortunate to find an original pressing, which looked barely played for $8 in Tuscon NM. I feel that was a good price, maybe just a fair price, but I am over the moon about my new turntable. Only kink left to fix is the return action of the tone arm.

These are the releases I consider essential from 2019-2011. Will continue with the rest soon: Noah Preminger - After Life Mai Sugimoto - Born/Raised Vinny Golia - Trajectory Sergej Avanesov - Secret Language Francis Wong - Miyoshi Sketches Tina Raymond - Left Right Left Trio WAZ - That's What It WAZ Dave Pietro - New Roads: Iowa Memoirs Noah Preminger - Meditations on Freedom Jason Hainsworth - Third Ward Stories Gregory Porter - Take Me To the Alley Black Art Jazz Collective - At The Side Door Jazz Club Gavin Templeton - Ballast Nick Mazzarella Trio - Ultraviolet Tivon Pennicott - Lover Of Nature Gavin Templeton - Some Spinning, Some At Rest Francis Wong - Wojtek Trio Gregory Porter - Liquid Spirit JD Allen - Grace Black Host - Life In The Sugar Candle Mines Jaimeo Brown - Transcendence Jaleel Shaw - The Soundtrack of Things To Come Philip Dizack - End Of An Era Wadada Leo Smith - Ten Freedom Summers Mario Castro - Primavera Amit Friedman - Sunrise Masabumi Kikuchi - Sunrise Jeff Parker - Bright Light In Winter Fred Ho & The Green Monster Big Band - The Sweet Science Suite Nicholas Payton - Bitches Marcus Strickland - Triumph of the Heavy Gretchen Parlato - The Lost and Found Takuya Kuroda - Edge Darius Jones - Big Gurl (Smell My Dream) Keith Jarrett - Rio Jason Adasiewicz - Spacer Tyshawn Sorey - Oblique - I

Toshinori Kondo - Kobe 17.01.95 I've spun this cd twice now since buying it this afternoon. whoa! Incredible.

On vacation I purchased/ordered some new music: CDs I found in Denver and Kansas City: Charlie Parker - Complete Bird In Sweden Bobby Timmons - Live at the Connecticut Jazz Party Arthur Blythe - Spirits In The Field Vinyl found in Denver, Kansas City, Albuquerque or Tucson. Teddy Edwards - Feelin's Charlie Parker - Bird Symbols Makoto Kiwashima - Homo Sacer Sonny Rollins - The Bridge Charlie Parker - With Strings OG 10" (disc is unplayable but wanted the artwork) Cecil Payne - Bird Gets The Worm Gary Bartz - Bartz CDs from an online order: Makoto Kawashima “Rain” Makoto Kawashima "Homo Sacer" Makoto Kawashima “You also here” Makoto Kawashima “Dialogue” Makoto Kawashima – Naoto Nishizawa duo ”Hamachidori” Makoto Kawashima “Unification” Makoto Kawashima “Cicle /Curve” Takashi Ueno “sax solo 2” Mochizuki Harutaka - Solo Document 2004

Interesting.

I checked while at Amoeba today and still no luck

Lonnie Holley - Mith it doesn't get more pivotal than this

Basically its taking iTunes and breaking it up. All the music will be on one app, including your personal library, podcasts in another. I'm assuming video/movies in a third. Makes sense, given the death of the iPod which housed all three. Your phone already breaks it up.

I've received scratched cd's and I've had people try to lie about condition. General rule for me is if they say its scratched I'll request they return it.

I'm going to try and catch Marcus at the end of May while were on vacation in SF.

On the desktop the info is very easy to search, sort, and gives you the ability to pull some data.

Collectorz pulls the basic info from discogs usually. By that I mean label, year, song title ans length of available. I add artists, instruments, where it was recorded and media type. How much I paid and where I bought it too. It’s easy since once you add a detail it will auto pop next time you start typing it, which saves time. I also usually change the artwork to a higher resolution. The app doesn’t have as much detailed info but I do everything on my desktop and sync it with my app every couple of months.

If your looking to sell your collection then collectorz isn’t really the organizer for you unless you want it to catalog your sales. There are details to add that information.

I’ve been using collectorz for a long time. It’s worth the price.

George Clinton & P-Funk All Stars ‎– Funk Um Agin... For The First Time