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King Floyd Floyd Lawson Samuel Barber

Hard to understand why Columbia "hid" those cuts for so long

It was elusive on these shores after the initial issue... This would sometimes show up in cutout bins: Here we go. I knew there was something else. https://www.discogs.com/master/198979-Miles-Davis-Basic-Miles-The-Classic-Performances-Of-Miles-Davis

And wasn't there a new Mozart thing found and performed not too long ago?

White Punks On Sports - Watchin The Game (Watchin The Game)

Jazz Track If you could find it.

Yes indeed!!!

Nina Totenberg Lina Khan Tina Knowles

That makes sense, in that the cover photo was from that concert. But then - was the impulse! contract for three albums? If so, they got that.

By choice or by circumstances?

There's holding on damn near every play, including that one. Replays may dull the impact, but watching the game in real, it was one of the more HOLY SHIT sports moments in my memory - a team that looked like they were going to win w/o scoring a TD all of a sudden looking to be defeated by a team that suddenly scored two and the finally scoring on on a 13(?) second hail Mary that started with only 2 seconds on the clock and ended up with this normally nonchalant catch? I'll probably be dead before that happens again... Also, glad I switched over to that game from the Bills game. I do enjoy watching Josh Allen, but that game just got stoopid, and oh wow, still no TDs, yeah, infinitely more possibilities here...

Damn, Commanders!

Motohiko Hino Joe Henderson Don Cherry

Hermes Ellicotti - An Hour Before Yesterday

Hands Across The World World B. Free Warby Parker

Rotary Connection Spiral Staircase The Spinners

I believe that Coltrane was in his and is on record as saying that it was quite an education about playing the saxophone.

Bill Barron Kenny Barron Bill Kinney

To be fair, most of his records are not that type of music. But he still played with commanding technique. And he had hits!

Donk Ferrick - Slow Trains, Permanent Stains, and Recurring Abdominal Pains

It's on that Grey Goose commercial.

CDs, rip 'em, sequence 'em any way you like.