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https://www.mlb.com/news/rangers-record-out-at-home-after-errant-throw-by-catcher?partnerID=web_article-share Well now!

That came out at the same time as this: https://www.discogs.com/release/5725992-Art-Farmer-Jimmy-Heath-Slide-Hampton-The-Erich-Kleinschuster-Sextet-Volume-2-196871 I ended up getting both from a very nice German shop. In spite of limited English/German skills on both our parts and no way to pay except sending a CC# ,by email, the deal got done, and flawlessly at that. When good faith is rewarded, it's a wonderful thing!

This is a good record.

Yes, please!

Aprile Pearfeather - Enter Fully

I remember her for her dancer's legs on variety shows.

Maybe it didn't work. But if it did...

But you WILL hear Surf Music again.

Yes, please.

Just ask the Axis.

Same here. I hope her music continues to be discovered and to inspire. RIP

Serpent's Tooth is a Jimmy Heath piece. I wish that Shepp himself had been mixed much more forward on this one.

Dead Weasels Aplenty - Blatantly Worthless!!!

There ya go!

Oh?????

In this case (and whenever applicable) I determine my own worth. You created a misleading blurb of my opinion in service of your own personal opinion - and now apparently have no concern about having done so. As to the worth of the character of all THAT, I too make my own determination. Simple as that.

Except your partial quote implied that we were "at" the same place as far as pre-ordering. In fact we are "at" totally opposite places in that regard. Apology accepted, if that important and fundamental distinction is understood.

I wished I liked this more than I do... Still - kudos to Shepp for bringing out another great Cal Massey piece, "Lookin' For Someone To Love".

Another Fred Wesley album with Hugh Ragin! Apparently there were several over the years. I've missed all of them... This one is a live date with a totally "straight jazz" program that is totally safe for general audiences, not unlike the Jazz Crusaders Lighthouse records. Ragin eats this stuff alive. The effect is not unlike imagining Charles Tolliver on those Lighthouse records!

Wow indeed. Jack Parnell was MD for that show. Was he hip enough to actually orchestrate all (sorta) the tape effects and backwards guitar solos! If not, who would have had on staff to do that? Not just who, but WHY????

Stoned? Or just beautiful?

Sorry, but no it wasn't. Not that I see here. Just the first line.

Full quote.

Sonny and Bird both on tenor...oh my! And some kicking early Philly Joe to boot.

Any idea what original albums were used for the compilation?