JSngry

Excellent!

Yeah, if he's doing all that work, he should get paid

https://www.musicweb-international.com/jazz/2010/Duke_Ellington_NI2736.htm This new CD contains 15 such recordings made between 1965 and 1972. They are said to be "previously unissued" but they were actually first released in 1991 by the MusicMasters label. That's a very good record too.

Jaco's crowning achievement imo. I'm not really a big fan of his, but Joni taned that beast.

That much just for a quick copy job of one tune? Yikes!!!

Crink Falton - The Woman Who Wouldn't Plat Bartok

200 what?

And the first team to reach 80 wind this season

Good to hear!

What kind of proof-of-purchase would they be equipped to accept?

When they do that kind of thing, do they do the pitch corrections?

You can get those two cuts by buying the Blue Note Ike Quebec Jukebox, which has all the contents on replica OG 45s.

I have subscribed.

They'll include those two extra cuts when you buy the jukeboxes they're selling .

The only correctly reissue this materials is on actual 45s.

Billy Vera knows his shit. His work on the Specialty reissues was pretty damn solid too. Look at that though, how this video is credited to "Billy Vera", like Judy Clay was an afterthought. It never stops...

Uncloudy Day & Will The Circle Be Unbroken?

Blue Moon, eh? Jonki Purpos again. The real Vee Jay was ran by Billy Vera. It was short-lived but excellent. The Staples Singers volume remains a desert island set for me!

I found an OG copy at a flea market in the 70s, and jumped at the CD reissue (with some alternate takes at the end). And yet I forgot about that CD. Jeesh....

I get the "sameness" thing...but lately it seems to me that it's a kind of cold, dead-eyed stare that dares you to blink first. Like, ok, this is what I DO, dammit. And I find myself more and more blinking first.

The original liner notes (by Frank London Brown https://www.discogs.com/artist/2645584-Frank-London-Brown) are some of the truest musings on "black blue collar jazz" that I know of. Oh yeah = Tootie Heath on drums!

I don't know that too many people are. It's popped up a few times under different guides, but AFAIK never on its own terms. It's s a pity, really. A very... vernacular- heavy session! Ok, my bad. It has been reissued on CD, and remains available!