Joe

Dr. Sax Dr. Benway Dr. Bombay

The absence of BASRA is a major bummer, but I get the reasoning. INNER URGE could definitely use a sonic upgrade. Then again, so could those STATE OF THE TENOR sessions... but, again, I get the reasoning. And the marketing.

Deborah Van Valkenburgh Sol Yurick Sunny von Bülow

Wesley Snipes John Wesley Harding Will Wheaton

Setsubun (節分) Chris Jusell - violin Chaz Prymek - bass, guitar, synthesizer, clarinet, field recordings Matthew Sage - keyboards, percussion, radio, field recordings Patrick Shiroishi - alto, tenor, and soprano saxophones, clarinet, glockenspiel, samples, voice Lovely stuff! https://patrickshiroishi.bandcamp.com/album/setsubun

Harry Anderson Markie Post Mike Post

Erik the Red Redd Foxx Virginia Woolf

The Nutty Squirrels Chip Monck Wavy Gravy

Fisher Stevens Johnny 5 Nate Silver

Yahoo Serious Jerry Yang Lao Tzu

John McGeogh was a great guitarist. The records he made with them are just drenched in atmosphere.

The Incas Jimmy Durante Mrs. Calabash

Rondo Hatton Rajon Rondo Raja Gemini

Grim Natwick Ub Iwerks Mickey Mouse

Stringer Bell Anita Ward Robin the Boy Wonder

Uncle Remus Uncle Fester Uncle Buck

Maurice Richard Elton John Graham Cutler and Tony Gross

Pink Anderson Syd Barrett Bob Geldof

Nice!

It's all very 2021. I mean its sonic touchstones, Pharoah (mostly) aside. Not a bad thing, mind you. But not nearly the otherworldly escape it may seem to be on first examination.

"Is the Music Over at Mills College?" "A hotbed of experimental sound for nearly a century, this school in Oakland, Calif., is preparing to close its doors." The Gray Lady speaks to Roscoe Mitchell, among others. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/30/arts/music/mills-college-music.html

Hamilton Burger The Hamburgler Sid & Marty Krofft