Brad

Looking forward to it.

Here’s the JazzWax article. https://www.jazzwax.com/2015/11/oliver-nelson-and-leo-gooden.html

Before & After with Lou Donaldson Excerpts from an interview with Lou Donaldson. Some of his comments are biting.

I don’t disagree with anything you said.

Their attorneys are a public interest law firm. Part of what they seem to do is stop false advertising and prevent fraudulent practices. Having briefly scanned the complaint, which asks for equitable relief and damages, my guess is that they want Barilla to be truthful in their advertising. If you read the WSJ or a good financial section, you will get your answers. In addition, a google search will also give you your answers. In the case of Meta, their revenue dropped, which is somewhat attributable to competition with Tik Tok and their metaverse division is hemorrhaging money, and will continue to do so. When your revenue drops, Wall Street is not happy. Unless you’re an investor this shouldn’t be cause for concern.

Exclusive: Producer Giles Martin Talks About the Mixing and De-Mixing of The Beatles’ Revolver for Vinyl Interview with Giles Martin about the mixing and de mixing of Revolver. Early on in the interview he notes that there was no point in making a new mono mix.

Pre-Covid I went on a couple of cruises. Generally ok. They weren’t jazz themed but on the last there was a jazz band playing one evening and that was a lot of fun. However, since we now live in a Covid age, I wouldn’t go on one again, at least for the foreseeable future.

I purchased the 5cd version and I like all the extra takes that come with it vs the 2 cd set, particularly, as I mentioned earlier, that Revolver is my favorite Beatles album.

No, nothing to do with Iggy.

I’ve ordered the 5 CDs version. Revolver is my favorite album of theirs, along with Rubber Soul. Maybe they will do that next.

It has to do with a Jewish businessman trying to escape the Nazis after Kristallnacht and he keeps taking train after train but can’t escape them.

Do. I have the VMP reissue from last year and it’s absolutely fantastic.

I don’t know how I missed it either. I know it’s 16 years later but my condolences. My father died when he was 56, too young for both yours and mine.

A member at Hoffman said that “It's from a Showa Era (this aired in 1986) music variety TV show. My wife is very familiar with it. It stars a famous Japanese comedian, Tamori.”

I purchased Hackett cheaply but not one of my faves. I will probably try to sell it. I have a few Mosaic boxes that are taking up space.

I only asked because I worked in the pharma industry and we were drilled that all AEs (Adverse Events) should be reported.

Lonnie Smith and Alvin Queen put out Lenox and Seventh, which is a nice recording.

Did you report your reaction?

According to Discogs Wyncote acted as a distributor for this record. I don’t recognize most of the artists listed under Wyncote so I’m assuming they were pop. Very little jazz. https://www.discogs.com/label/33936-Wyncote?page=14

That adds some context but still a little unusual.

Some of them seem to focus on the trees without seeing the forest.