JSngry

What I rarely find useful these days is New York jazz. Or for that matter "jazz" in general (these days). But Chicago has been in the lead for a few decades afaic.

The problem with being left alone is that you're left alone.

Yes!

Here's the label: https://www.discogs.com/master/1781748-George-Cables-Trio-The-Cocktail-Hour And here's the producer: https://www.discogs.com/artist/342035-Sharon-OConnor

I like the percussion on this one, along with everything else.

White people fuck up everything, including their own music!!!!!!

+ Harold Land, Jack Wilson, Buster Williams, & Donald Bailey!!!

Morrison s East Wind record suggests that he might have been of use in getting there, but only so far (and not all that much).

That's how I look at it. Seems like he needed to cool off/down but maybe couldn't commit to it right away?

Oh yeah, forgot about that. But he is better represented live. There's not much, but there is some. It's the final piece of the arc. And "Minnie" was being played live, which I find interesting...

Sam Morrison has yet to be officially presented, correct?

I think that Virgo Vibes might still be underlooked?

It's hard to get a more comprehensive foundational set of Sonny Rollins' music than this one.

Wandrelle & The Bulbs - Death Is Nigh, But Love Is Forever!!!

In real time, I lost interest as the 70s wire on, and only regained some of it. But I know for a fact how immensely popular he was back in the day. In fact my single favorite Ayers cut was from that time!

The 19 appearances of Elsbeth on The Good Wife/Fight via Paramount+. An interesting evolution!

And Kamuca?

Somebody was in from the West Coast...

Ah, I see. There's quite the arc to be had there, starting here and going all the way to the (then) end.

Was Kenton in town?

The Boston show is definitely a highlight! But I've been disappointed by the European concert dates from that band (of which there are more than a few), with Ndugu now on drums. By his own later admission, he was not ready. Plus that "format" had reached it's shelf life imo. But that was all about to change....

Disc 3 is a damn good record!