7/4

gold!

Tower. I got my CD copy at the Princeton Record Exchange in '91.

2001 wasn't the end, was it? Seems like the NYC stores were charging 18 or 19, so after taxes it would be more than $20 for a single CD. Those stores closed in 2009.

ugh...Virgin was too expensive, esp at the end.

Sweet.

ditto on the postal inspector.

Dan Morgenstern (then my boss at Down Beat) and I had lunch with Boulez in Chicago in 1969. This was set up by a Columbia P.R. man (Boulez was in town to conduct the CSO) who thought we'd like to get Boulez's thoughts on jazz (don't recall what they were, except that they were few and dismissive). What I do recall is that he had a salad and carefully removed each leaf of the greens and salted and peppered them on both sides before returning them to the bowl. Retrograde inversion. um....you don't do that?

Boulez, the conductor!

Jimi Hendrix's 'The Cry Of Love' and 'Rainbow Bridge' will be remastered and is releasing on September 16, 2014 with reintroduced original album art. and Experience Hendrix LLC and Legacy Recordings Announce Complete Acquisition of 88 Live and Studio Master Recordings By Curtis Knight & The Squires featuring Jimi Hendrix in 1965-1967 Buy Out of Historic Recordings from Ed Chalpin and PPX Enterprises Ends Decades of Thorny Litigation.

Slappy is cute, although she may want to cut back on the drinking. Her nose is kinda red.

Rest in Peace Only 67, what happened?

Christian McBride, Antonio Sanchez and John Scofield Montclair Jazz Festival 2014 August 16, 2014 That's how the show yesterday went. The vibe changed when Christian McBride switched to a bass guitar. They spent the rest of the set playing a 12 bar Scofield blues and Freedom Jazz Dance.

earlier today: Christian McBride, Antonio Sanchez and John Scofield Montclair Jazz Festival 2014 August 16, 2014

He didn't like something about the board and split years ago. Too bad, he was fun to have around. "Last Active May 15 2011 06:04 PM" last post 2007.

Sigh...this is some sad shit. I hope Cecil gets all or at least some of his money back.

good news!

Good lord...more "popular" music!

sad news.

All what jazz? Or: How to declare something dead without listening to it By Chris Richards the Washington Post, August 11

jazz is not just a pretty tune.

Somewhat contradictory remarks. Magazines have been dying off for years, the impact of the internet is still being felt. I don't need a music magazine to tell me what's going on in the music world anymore. Any kind of "news" magazine isn't gonna do too good these days. Most magazines make their money off advertising. If they have big circulation numbers, they can charge more for advertising. They have audits to certify what part of their subscriber base is actually paid.

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Another fucking moron......kids! ha!....check this comment out:

bitter former student who failed, he didn't get it. sheesh!