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On Yom Kippur at my (obviously Reform) temple, the choir interpolated Who By Fire into the prayer that inspired it. BTW Are those Night Music shows available anywhere? IIRC Miles did one. And (also IIRC) Miles and Cohen were on the same episode of Miami Vice.

As usual a lot of wasteful packaging. Why didn't they just slap the shipping label on the inner box?

When it got down to $106 I pulled the trigger. Arrived today.

This may have hurt more than Trump's win.

Also the old version of "I Haven't Changed....." has what obviously should be the ending of "Summer Souvenirs.." edited onto it. (They talk about "Who did blow out..." and a apoken intro to "You Must Have Been.." that seems have been lost in the new versions. Do you have a Mac? I might be able to help. (A long shot of course.)

Andy many more!

Thanks for doing this. BTW Does that mean we should keep the old Summer Souvenirs?

Is there any kind of consensus on what would be the best Earl Bostic cd to buy? (I've mentioned before that the only radio station in my home town-- which mainly played c&w) often featured Bostic's version of Harlem Nocturne.

What's on Duke's Mixture?

Wow a lot of John Lee Hooker and Jimmy Reed.

I think it has to do with the titles being incorrect or in the wrong order. I had to rearrange them manually. I got the e-mail but haven't done anything yet as my playlist seems to be fine.

Kenny Burrell entry is only for sessions he led.

I saw Sonny Rollins once a decade for 5 decades and Bob was with him for at least three of them. I think I took him too much for granted. (You don't miss your water.......)

http://www.ojaifestival.org/vijay-iyer-2017-music-director/ Vijay Iyer is music director of the nearby Ojai Festival 2017. Should I get excited? (I don't know his work but I did go there to see Maria Schneider a couple of years ago and it's a nice location.)

I know I could go through all the DETS cds to check for myself, but does anyone know if either or both of these were reissued on the cds?

What he said.

Tried listening to it in the car. Not a good idea. Will listen with headphones tonight or tomorrow. But even in the car it was interesting. Miles very much in charge.

And they no longer owned Atlantic.

Shortly after I bought my first jazz Lps I joined the Columbia Record Club. I still remember the first records they sent me: Ellington Indigoes JJ Johnson: Blue Trombone Lionel Hampton: Silver Vibes KOB So it must have been around 1959.

I think At the Music Inn may have been the 2nd jazz album I bought. I suspect I'd never heard of Sonny Rollins at the time.

I always thought it was ironic that The Erteguns got involved with some organization trying to get back owed royalties for blues and R&B artists since many of them had recorded for Atlantic.

Crown Records! Did you get this at a drugstore? I don't think I ever saw them in records stores. And was the Brubeck a live set? Probably the first jazz album at my house but either my older sisters or my parent bought it. None were jazz fans but when this came out jazz was still (almost) popular music.

Mine was probably Brubeck: Jazz Red Hot and Cool. I'd read about him and I liked the cover.

I've got a recoding of one of the Warfield shows (Nov. 1) and he does do some older songs. IRRC that was the concert where Mike e Bloomfield joined him for one number. He also asks if Greil Marcus is in the audience.

Now $106.