Coda

Bass Clarinet – Josh Sinton Double Bass – Eivind Opsvik Drums – Harris Eisenstadt Trumpet, Written-By – Nate Wooley Vibraphone – Matt Moran

So I guess I can tell you now. Bootsy Collins and I weren’t simply just hanging out between my New Jawn gigs these last few days, we got down in the studio last night. Let me tell you something, this thing is....never mind. Y’all simply ain’t ready. You’re just not. 😉 ‬ Christian McBride post on LinkedIn

I just love his compositions. Joyful music to my ears.

Mark Murphy - Lucky to be me Bass – David Finck (tracks: 4,6,8,11), Jay Leonhart (tracks: 1-3,5,7,10) Drums – Tim Horner Flute, Alto Saxophone – Bobby Porcelli (tracks: 1 to 10) Percussion – Memo Acevedo Piano, Arranged By – Lee Musiker Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Scott Wendholt Vocals – Mark Murphy

What is the second arm on the record player?

I was at her show at Scullers last weekend. She's still awesome. I wasn't familiar with anyone in her quartet but one name struck me - Carmen Saft, who played piano. Does anyone know if she's related to Jamie Saft?

Heckington Windmill with star trails. Photo by Ed Hurst

Marius Neset, 33 http://www.mariusneset.info/

hehe

Ned Rothenberg, Jerome Harris, Samir Chatterjee, with Mark Feldman & Erik Friedlander

Taken by Ruslan Merzlyakov on October 14, 2018 @ Nybyen (Longyearbyen), Svalbard Amazing red Aurora over Mt. Sarkofagen (Sarcophagus).

Autumn

Visualizing 40 Years of Music Industry Sales Gone are the days when people would line up at the music shop for a hot new release. In fact, CD sales are down 80% in the past decade. Today, physical format sales only account for 17% of the industry’s revenue. There is, however, one bright spot in physical format segment: vinyl. In 2017, vinyl sales hit 25-year high after making a slow and steady comeback. http://www.visualcapitalist.com/music-industry-sales/?_lrsc=1e225585-6a12-4a71-b2b5-6ab5f9f62804&utm_campaign=1610-GDC-SOC-MUL-OTH-MUL-Elevate&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin_elevate

Bethel Maine this week

I'm not understanding. The picture or the music?

Harris Eisenstadt - Canada Day Octet

I wanted something to wake me up this morning Bill Dixon: trumpet/composer Graham Haynes: cornet/flugelhorn Stephen Haynes: cornet/flugelhorn Taylor Ho Bynum: cornet/flugelhorn Dick Griffin: tenor trombone Steve Swell: tenor trombone Joseph Daley: tuba Karen Borca: bassoon Will Connell: bass clarinet Michel Côté: Bb contrabass clarinet Andrew Raffo Dewar: soprano saxophone John Hagen: tenor & baritone saxophones JD Parran: bass saxophone, bamboo flute Andrew Lafkas: bass Glynis Loman: cello Jackson Krall: drums & percussion Warren Smith: vibraphone, tympani & drums

Yuka & Chronoship If you're a fan of Steve Wilson, you'll love this Japanese progressive rock band too.

I'm happy to see this dialog and feel it's time to make a fresh start. First up is a picture from my favorite street photographer

I've basically stopped posting because of the political pictures in this thread. It is also why I've not donated to the forum. This community does not make all members welcome. BTW, the pictures are not of a good quality.