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Made the front page of the LA Times. Here's the inside the paper obit: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/music/story/2021-02-11/chick-corea-jazz-fusion-keyboard-died

Can we put the same post on 2 different threads? The Max Roach Quintet had Ray Draper on tuba.

Arggg.... You might try just going to the place you got the first one 4 weeks (or whenever was recommended for the kind you got) and showing the proof that had the first one. That's what they're telling people to do at Dodger Stadium if they don't get a second appointment.

Now I did get the notification for second shot. Yeh and he's had 3 weeks.

Yes. Plus one other I found on YouTube.

I've managed to get hold of a lot of the 47-52 material. It's not all great.

I bought the standard edition. No flex disc included. (Not that I have a turntable.)

http://www.plosin.com/milesahead/BirdSessions.aspx?s=481122 This is discussed in the thread about "Chasin' the Bird". BTW I'd still like to find the records (or rather the music from them) somehow.

BTW HOw did Chan get her name? I've read her book too but can't remember.

Wow I've never seen that before. This is the one I remember. Is that one even Frances?

I think Frances was also on the cover of The Black Hawk Lps. (She was the hostess at a Hamburger Hamlet I sometimes ate at in LA.) LA Times handles it well, I think. Mentions her marriage to Miles (and his abuse) only in the last paragraph of a long obit. https://www.latimes.com/obituaries/story/2021-01-28/cicely-tyson-dies

Ditto

I remember seeing that and wondering "Wow that model really looks like Cicely Tyson". IIRC Her relationship with Miles wasn't that well known at the time-- at least not by me.

What state are you in? I've had the same experience in California but I keep reading that I will be contacted re: 2nd shot.

Just saw this film on Amazon Prime. Maybe because I watched it in 2 sittings I thought it got more focused and more interesting in the second half. The long section on the preparations for Monk's Town Hall concert is terrific as is the story of drummer Ron Free.

This is still available from Amazon. (Takes some digging.)

Even the selections in the Savory Collection?

Given the declining sales for cds, maybe the major companies are beginning to license their product to others rather than producing them theirselves.

I know someone in their early 70s who has donated $1million dollars to a local hospital. He asked about an appointment and they put him on the list for when his turn would normally come up. He was impressed with their fairness. I'm scheduled before him because I'm over 75 and I don't think I've ever donated to them. (It's a good hospital, but I think they pay their administrators way too much.)

What's "the studio version"?

One of the first tweets I read said that he "was excited to talk to Megyn Kelly"so I presume he's an asshole.

Is it political to say that I just read that Doug Emhoff's kids are named Cole and Ella after John Coltrane and Ella Fitzgerald?

He was the source of the alternate takes from the Smith-Jones sessions. Wonder what other gems he had.

I know this is heresy but I've listened to it a lot and I wish it were in stereo.