JSngry

That's a significant legacy. RIP and so many thanks.

Henley grew up in East Texas, in much the same area I did. So he comes by that insufferable prick thing honest.

Blue Note is a large company now? When did that happen?

Haven't gotten to a serious listen yet, but from the hints I'll guess Red Mitchell.

I'm surprised that David Sanborn or somebody never covered "I Can't Tell You Why". Or did they?

Ornette Coleman?

I only know the singles, but yeah, not at all awful. Always expertly done, and the songs are what they are, which sometimes there are good stories there. Even though, sometimes not. But I like "Tequila Sunrise" and "Lyin' Eyes" to this day. That last one has some really dark lyrics, imo.

I know you know. But...

The "pop hit" version was by Judy Collins.

I started with the red and the green, then the paper bag, and then the Mosaic. After that, what else is there to get except a different format?

Play this one loud too. Play this one VERY loud too.

Billy Misterson - Longingly Yours

Johns Hopkins Hedda Hopper Hoppity Hooper

How about that!

Tony Williams Lifetime Emergency The first Polydor record/records with infamously horrendous recorded sound. But it's some slamming music, and Schaap made it to where it was a lot easier to hear that just by listening. My CD is the Polydor issue. There's a later Verve issue, no idea who did that one or how. I had avoided a CD of this one for decades, thinking that there was no use, what coul be done, just live with those LPs. But in my car anyway, the CD is more than a little crankable! Bought on a whim yesterday at an HPB on the way home from a Social Security office. To quote Tony elsewhere, "There comes a time..."

So...imagine my surprise... It sounds better than the LP, fersure. Just never would have expected to see Phil Schaap doing this record, not at all.

There's now three recorded versions of "Endangered Species" (that I know of), none of them like the other. It's not exactly a blowing tune...

It's the same type of source as what I have heard about the Tiberi tapes. Could be pretty decent sonics.

and some people might even realize that there was a Wayne Shorter album released last year!

Brookmeyer had a certain prickliness. Green did not?

Yes, a very well known player. A name that everybody here will recognize.

The cockroach or your ex?

It's one where if you don't have the record, you will likely NEVER get it. And yet, it's a very well known player!