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I can't resist.

I'm surprised that no one's mentioned The Willem Breuker Kollektief.

There's a lot about Riot in the book about music in 1971 ("Never a A Dull Moment") as well as the tv series derived from the book ("1971: The Year the Music Changed Everything"-- or some silly name like that.)

I didn't know that. (I do remember him stating after the release of Tijuana Moods that RCA was the first label to have paid him any royalties. ) How well did 3 or 4 Shades do commercially?

Saw her sit in with the Gil Evans memorial band (or whatever it's called) at the Jazz Standard a few years ago.

Been listening to this while I work out at the Y. I thought I never wanted to hear Human Nature or Time after Time again but I was wrong.

Happy Birthday, Randissimo!

You're right. I'd only checked the first 3 and I don't think they do. But starting with Grant Green, they seem to.

The few entries with links don't seem to have any discographical information.

Given that I have no hip hop in my collection and don't know much about it, sounds perfect for me. (Just remembered that I did do a movie with Run DMC so I probably have them on the soundtrack album.)

Where can one find them?

I think not. IIRC it was local Montreal musicians backing Ted Curson.

I first saw Mingus in the early '60s in Montreal but he was on piano! He sat in with a Ted Curson group and took over- shouting directions, stamping his feet and generally dominating the proceedings. I was too new to live jazz to completely appreciate how lucky I was to be there.

I read somewhere (can't find it in the lioner notes) that at one point Rahsaan's fingering George Adams's sax while Adams blows. Can someone tell me exactly where? (Or did I hallucinate reading this.)

I saw this quintet in Toronto but the only time I saw Handy was with The Mingus Big Band in LA.

This showed up on my Facebook feed: https://fb.watch/6s4AL4eV_6/

I remember the movie (documentary) about it. Paid to see it in a theater.

Yesterday I heard an interview with Richard Brody who claimed that most of the concert wasn't originally released because of a bad review in the NY Times. Anyone know who wrote the review?

Just found out from a musician friend that Jack Jones is doing a record right now with John Clayton.

Amazon now dating it as July 30

And they do promise that if they lower the price you'll get it at that new price. (I ordered it through them too incase I can't get it from my local records store.)

There is a small record store in Santa Barbara. They mainly sell used Lps but have some cds. I think they survive (so far) by repairing equipment. i've asked them to try to get a cd of Bird in LA for me. I don't think anyone else in town will be looking for it. I've also asked them to put me down for the Foo Fighters "DeeJees" cd which my wife wants. Probably more competition for that one.

I did. It costs $60!. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B091V8N95N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Do the others that are available also show the Mosaic packaging?

Wow some good stuff there. And there's that large Nat Cole Trio on Capital set as well. Are they still doing Capitol Vaults at all?