Brad

Whatever you can. It will all help.

My hearing isn’t the greatest either and I now have hearing aids and I wasn’t conscientious about wearing them. Then one day I was listening to a record and I muttered aloud “the sound is for shit” but then I wondered if it was me. I put in the hearing aids and — bang! — it sounded great. Now I use them all the time although I still hate ‘em.

True although I have a good CD player and TT.

I’d love to hear from someone — maybe Kevin? — about how the TOCJs compare to the MMS.

Came across that recently. It is good.

I guess now would be a good time to get what they have then.

Sorry to hear that. Get well.

So, is MM just selling off remaining inventory. They have several 45s still in stock.

Three theaters are exploring “Swingin’ the Dream,” which tanked on Broadway in 1939, but opens a window on the racial and artistic dynamics of its time. Shakespeare, Swing and Satchmo, but a Flop

Yes, CJ is a member here. Let’s do what we can.

ZZ Comics said that the vinyl is all they are able to offer at this time. I assume that means they don’t have the rights to do otherwise.

If you want to send me the photo I can probably post it.

With all that happened today, some blues, Canned Heat style, seemed appropriate.

Passing Ships and One Flight Up are available for pre-order, with a projected release date of February 26. Page One and Something Else from the Classics series are projected to be available on February 12.

I have Passing Ships on cd but may opt for the TP.

Someone posted in Hoffman that, based on Instagram postings, the following would be the TPs for this year. Dexter Gordon - One Flight Up Login • Instagram Andrew Hill - Passing Ships Login • Instagram Curtis Amy & Dupree Bolton - Katanga (Pacific Jazz) Login • Instagram Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - The Witch Doctor Login • Instagram Wayne Shorter - All Seeing Eye Login • Instagram McCoy Tyner - Expansions Login • Instagram Lee Konitz Meets Gerry Mulligan Login • Instagram Stanley Turrentine - Rough n’ Tumble Login • Instagram Sonny Red - Out Of The Blue Login • Instagram

This looks like a very interesting series. I’ve ordered the first one.

Not really jazz, but...

I can ask the publisher.

I purchased several TPS when BN had their sale in December. I listened to Minor Move last night and the sound is pretty amazing, better than the cd I have.

I received it recently; I opted for the deluxe edition. Shipping was delayed because I believe they were having trouble with suppliers. Mine came with the 45, which are two songs from JATP. I looked through my JATP set and didn’t see the two songs listed. The set also came with three nice prints I may have one of them framed. Photos of the prints. The photos of the 45 are not the clearest so it’s the JATP at the Shrine Auditorium, LA, November 22, 1948, Charlie Parker, Tommy Potter, Al Haig and J.C. Heard.

I chipped in $50.

In the first Borat movie (which was riotous), the people in the movie signed extensive releases. However, your question seems to be not what they signed but what compelled them to do so. In other words, why? That seems a question only answerable by those people. Here’s an article on the releases involved in the first movie, Borat Tricked Me: Can’t I Sue Him or Something?