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oh it was bill evans in 81, the year this would of been nominated- i do not have this album- "we will meet again"- but i see its on WARNER BROS. so do you think it was really the best pick or was cablesvision never even a contender being little old independent Contemporary now a product of Fantasy, as opposed to Columbia.... Best Jazz Instrumental Performance - Group The nominees were: Bill Evans - We Will Meet Again Bobby Shew - Bobby Shew, Outstanding in His Field Hank Jones - I Remember You Nick Brignola - L.A. Bound Heath Brothers - Live at the Public Theatre Phil Woods - The Phil Woods Quartet, Vol. 1 hey i look up hank jones i remeber you it says it came out USA 1978!??

what won grammy best jazz/instr lp '80 or '81? cause it wasnt as good as cablesvision

oh god

was looking at latin 78s on ebay and this comes up, wtfffffffff

wow this mexico version looks pretty rad-- deep groove

he played sax on friends of mr. cairo

Caught all his recent lincoln center livestreams- they were fantastic- hope they broadcast the upcoming one

so its like walking upwards up a downgoing escalator--- as time goes on we can get better tape transfers but also as time goes on the tape gets more degraded. so what do you prefer, a compressed version of the mint tape, or a new transfer of the tape after decade of Bekins storage

this must of been what they were promoting the special time i saw them. Really the end of a freaking era- digitaly recorded and digitally mixed at Van Gelders, 1998

do you know the definition, of "greatest difference in the world", eg- the largest amount of distance in the world between the to things being talked about------------------------ with: when you A/B them its not even close this is prob one of the very best sounding cds- they must of took vangelders tapes which werent that old in first place for this stuff and must of flat transfered them or near-that, the differnece is night & day its sounds too good to be a lp cutting master dub, but you never know. But the sound is top notch, I tell you what

you see this week was Croz, The Beach Duo + Friends , Bryan Ferry & Heart Week next week is Deep Purple & Hot Tuna/David Bromberg week following week is brian wilson/al jardine/blondie chaplin + the zombies, elton john x2 week

well Bruce was there.....but yea-- the rest of the boys are commin in a separate wagon,11 days away.....

in the last 5 days ive seen Croz, The Beach Boys, Bryan Ferry, & Heart

very interesting bresna- thanks for your review

lol

RIP I saw her in LA a few times at a table seeing the show at the jazz club

If youre hardcore into jazz its BN- but if you want to hear how he progressed through the years into trying different settings and productions, the you can follow the verve years and beyond

Previous BN pres- credits: Columbia/CBS records jazz exec in the day and then started the 80s Elektra/Musican jazz label Current BN pres- credits: produced Love Shack, tours with Bobby

YOU GUYS ALL KNOW DON WAS IS RUNNING BN FROM THE BACK OF BOB WEIR'S TOUR BUS, RIGHT

Heres the deal, I am not diving into this new era of reissues, Ill get the Cornbread only if one of my main dawgs on here actually speificcally recomendeds it over a NY USA. One guy on hoffman said yyyy its way better but i didnt even examine his stereo profile i dont know if he knows what hes talkin about for sure......it always sounded like a more lo-fi sounding date to me, i mean ive been listening to it for years- is the new one really a HQ transfer and not treble boost city? oh and Minor Move would be nice too, never seen that on lp also this is probably what don was was talking about when he said to me re: blue note "stay tuned"

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I posted on there about Cornbread- what about you guys, have you heard it- compared to the original.

I havent been following that thread- but Ill tell you this- i dumped by Music Matters "Dippin'" stereo in favor of the NY USA Mono. At first I appriciated the clarity, but after a while it seemed like what i thought was clarity actually seemed like treble boost, but I dont know if thats correct. But the mono original sounded way more natural, compressed or not