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Did nobody actually listen to this?

Sounds like the 21st Century spiritual heir to the Gladewater legend D.M. Mullins' 1972 seminal - and long OOP - Blues For Bozeman's Pond.

It's on Discogs, inside the cover images. As far as that second tenor, based on the voice of the player on that "Lover Man" up yonder, I'll go with Mickey Fields, final answer. For now. He tells what Lou Donaldson said about Stitt, and it reveals more about all of that and what the impact of it was that, like.. wow, end of story, critics never said this ever, this is truth, simple truth. I hope that somebody sits down and let's Charles McPherson talk for as long as it takes. And puts it in a record - all of it.

The liner note words from Charles McPherson are very wonderful imo.

Ardall Stonke - Last Night (When We Were Fresh) Devastating songs about love suddenly and irrevocably sullied. Don't let the incessant twist beat fool you, this is totally adult music, for only in adults does such deep pain reside, especially on record.

How's the sound on that one?

Woody Tabel Jr - Hits of the Big Bands!!!

Great cover art too!!!

BMG?!?!?

He had his band of players to listen to and be inspired by!

Thanks, ordered! Appreciate it!

Is this easily/affordably available in today's marketplace?

It's his grand-nephew.

Coco Jimmy's GoGo Big Band - GoGo with Coco!!!

Yeah, freed up the humans to pursue pure creativity away from the pressures of the gig marketplace!!!

Jan Maynard - No Worries!!!

I see more and more electronic pianos playing their own programmed repertoire.

White Lotus, both seasons. Fun!

More RAM!!!!

All this talk about "hard drives" is sexist. No wonder women hate Mosaicjazz.

Aw, c'mon, try it!!!!

Celia Fronk - Placated Lullabies

They used to take chances as well as sure things. Now that they've done most of/ all of the latter, the former has pretty much stopped. The Tristano thing was a surprise, but they had a partner for that in Dot Time. Still not sure how that worked, not my concern, really. So they're old, out of gas, and don't want to go broke before they die. I am too, but I'm not named Mosaic. Lucky me!!!

Rough Magic The new one by Roomful of Teeth. New compositions by William Brittelle, Eve Beglarian, Caroline Shaw, and Peter S. Shin. https://roomfulofteeth.bandcamp.com/album/rough-magic $50.00 for the LP, no CD, fuck that. But the DL is affordable. No lyrics though, which I am going to look for at some point. Right now, I'm still wrapping my head around the voices. Some familiar sounds, some not. All of them wonderfully on it!