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w THIS IS SUCH GOOD AMAZING NEWS. I hope it takes off and is a successful venture between bobby + amazon. u see this way bobby cannot possibly skip the NW for Dead & Co. Summer tour 2016

k. i have everything org. by label so buddy tate on prestige is wayyyyy far away from this one lol

, ---is this a bootleg dawg? i didnt know where to file this. i have it filed currently next to these earl hines sides on "audiofidelity" that are from the late 70s

like a speak like a child era ensemble like pre fusion, like right before he went fusion? i would like to hear a live something of that

thanksgiving with king crimson

lol

ive gone over this topic at length w/ bob cranshaw, here is the definitive answer: bob brought his electric bass to stanley turrentines rough n tumble session, beacuse stanley turrentine asked him to. he wasnt playing electric on the hank date he did two weeks prior, because it was a different sort of session, more traditional so to say

this is good for 5 bucks, rt? this is good for 50 bucks, rt?

yes i know that is all the pink we get on a pink island of that era. or am i supposed to stop callin them pink island after the pink label went away....i dunno... MY RULE OF THUMB: if its a uk pressing, and theres pink on it--> PINK ISLAND

im sorry, Charisma is the AAA#1 top instrumental non classical album, of all time. someone snag the sealed copy on ebay rt now (original)

i have a pink island of it, not that that improves anything SQ-wise, but i do. it was recorded onto a cassette in a little van-studio out in the lot. rolling stones mobile it was not. it turns into pure noise rock at some points and the low-fi nature of the recording actually adds to the overall presentation of what theyre doing.

Youssou N'Dour- 14 piece band incl. 2 gtr, 2 keys, 4 drums, background vox, horn, even a dancer. it was so fantastic

did you guys experience dead & co sun. 11/1 madison sq garden night two? OMG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7xPw5qb90Y <--- (epic scarlet/fire)

tmw, for the 1st time in seventeen yrs for me::: Harold Mabern. this yr in the tradition of big 50th anniversaries this yr and such, this is the 50th anniversary on some of his classic blue note dates: Dippin', The Gigolo, Night of the Cookers vol. 2...

even the cover is pop, but candidos on it, so i probably need it

oh yea, i think i was confusin it with 'last time we saw paris'

wasnt this one up until this point reissued never, because it sounds bad...i dont see how a new cd could be a better listening experience than the orig. lp...

im just gonna say this dawg: if i was at the blackhawk, i would of been requesting the band play Roll Call, every night.