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Shearing on MPS is often "groovy". Worth streaming.

I'd imagine that the accounting types in MLB are hoping for the likely Yankees-Dodgers series, but eeew, gross. Make into a Marvel Movie, ok? MLB has no idea how to pimp their smaller market teams.

Amazon generally price matches on shipping day.

Max Roach Bugs Bunny Eddie Rabbit

A Detroit-Milwaukee WS would be a ratings juggernaut!!!! Or Cleveland - Milwaukee!

Ben Franklin Franklin Stubbs Stumpy Brown

But ..jazz began losing its Black audience in the 1950s!!!!!

2X set, 16.50 per

That was a damn good day of baseball!!!

It's October 1. The doors are open.

Junior Parker

JoJo Dancer Stanley Dance Steps Ahead

Dame Edna Edgar Bergen Murphy Brown

Ok, ABC leased the Riverside catalog from O. Keepnews. But it seems weird/unlikely that this album was originally recorded for the otherwise inactive Riverside. felser's scenario seems plausible enough, and I'll stick on the whole session having been done on spec by somebody, "Raya Productions", with Michel finding them a home, no matter how sideways unlikely a home it was. What's funny is that this OJC has zero previous issue info. None. Neither inside or out.

I just got it. But I expect it to be, yeah. I found out about it while looking for antecedents for two Mandel pieces that Stan Getz later(?) recorded. Was not expecting to find this...curiosity! 1967 would have been the logical year of release. Did Michel produce so LA " weird" stuff for impulse? Howard Roberts in particular... I wonder if Michel did this thing on spec? Note that Perkins is credited with some remix/ mastering as well as performance. And who/what is "Raya Productions"? Tunes are short, airplay friendly(?).

The liner note writer uses a note to Ed Michel, Impulse records and they are written in the present tense, late 1966/early 1967. Surely that should have been corrected? Michel was on or about ABC in 1966, so "Riverside" seems an arbitrary choice of label. So does impulse! For that matter! I have several ABC/Riverside records, but they're all reissues. This one is definitely an anomaly. Ok, his LinkedIn profile has this on his resume: Staff Producer, Director of International Operations Riverside Records 1961 - 1964 3 years But that gig ended in 1964....

The Devil - Take All You Want!!!

Milton Berle A Man Called Horse William Hung

It was released on Paula and produced (on spec, as I understand it) by Paul Serrano + Richard Evans. Stan Lewis had a longstanding pipeline to and from Chicago, and Serrano placed several of these tapes with Paula. The Moody record was a lot better than I had expected!

The Ray Fosse thing...I was watching that game. It was brutal, and AFAIK, he never as much as expressed regret. I mean, I get it, but... evolve, motherfucker, evolve.

Sure looks like it? Memo to Ed Michel Impulse Records But instead shuffled off to ABC Riverside? And then later it became a Limited Edition OJC. What's the story here?

I took the under @85. I win!

I can't decide which locker room celebration to watch. Guess I'll go fill up one of the cars.

Teddy Kotick Freddy Koella Ned Kelly

Playlist? No. Not even that.