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Not if you don't mind an LP being a mini-jukebox, and not everybody minded that.

Well crap. A needless gap identified. Several opportunities missed over they years, just by not paying close enough attention. But thanks for calling it out and bringing it up. Going forth, eyes wide open. No matter, Polydor Blood (Paul Bley in Haarlem) is a gorgeous record, like what Bill Evans maybe thought he was going to do but never did.. And as such, Felser's Arista/Freedom 2-fer would make a great addition to any vinyl library!

Maybe we can get a Lear's Picks Centennial Celebration Collection!!!!

J.C. Heard Jesus Christ Nazareth

Norman Lear is still alive?

wow, that one has completely escaped me!

fwiw, if you want to roll this/thatat way with it, both were released on Arista Freedom on a 2-fer LP https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/1134013776 You'll not get a cooler cover, imo.

Not everybody who sings is intelligent. Different skill sets!

If I buy new LPs of LPs I've had for 45 or so years and then play them less in my remaining years alive that I've already played the ones that I've had (and kept in good shape), is that a net gain or a net loss? The math on this one befuddles me...

more engaged in overtly "free jazz" (note the quotes) than the Savoy stuff. But at the end of the day, Bley was always Bley.

Ben Dover I.P. Freeley P.P. Badleigh

yes

Not really sure that Leonard Feather's production choices are the best, but there's not a whole helluva lot of Vi Redd on record, so....oh well. She definitely brought the flayva. Maybe there's a lost set of tapes of her doing a club date or something. I would love to hear her like that.

Cuscuna himself, and he did his homework.

Yusef Abdul Lateef (born William Emanuel Huddleston; October 9, 1920 – December 23, 2013)...Yusef Abdul Lateef (born William Emanuel Huddleston; October 9, 1920 – December 23, 2013) ...Lateef was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee as William Emanuel Huddleston. His family moved, in 1923, to Lorain, Ohio, and again in 1925, to Detroit, Michigan, where his father changed the family's name to "Evans". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yusef_Lateef

Isaac Footzaymer - Dancing Night & Day (The Footzaymer Way)!!!

I'm having some good fun listening to this record, and I like that.

Nooooooo….101 was chock full of unreleased material/takes. Wonderful annotation to boot!

He was hungry for the good things, that Paul Revere was.

Imagine his surprise when Mark Lindsay came to the door!

You did not go for the Monk, 101?

Or, like, Microsoft is overwhelmingly male-gay. I mean, there's a lot of ways to read it. Humor is highly subjective.

Sure it would, or could.

Is most everybody there married?