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Dave Brubeck, Anything Goes (Columbia) Dave Brubeck, Jazz Goes to College (Columbia) Dollar Brand, African Space Program (Enja)

I also ordered from the Amazon UK site.

There were very few people in attendance; I counted like 20 or so, but I couldn't see up in the balcony; Mingus remarked on that. I don't recall him leaving the stage several times. There were actually two concerts, and I attended the first one. He played one of Remember Rockefeller at Attica or Free Cell Block F, Black Bats and Poles, Duke Ellington's Sound of Love (long, slow, and utterly gorgeous, the death of Ellington being very recent), For Harry Carney (amazing; the solos by Adams, Pullen and Mingus totally blew me away) and Devil Blues.

New Mingus on Sunnyside! New Rollins on Resonance! Pre-ordered on the Resonance site. They throw in another CD of your selection or free.

At the Village Vanguard: DAVID MURRAY FRIDAY LIVE STREAM AT 9PM EDT AUGUST 28 ‑ AUGUST 29 David Murray – Saxophone Lafayette Gilchrist – Piano $10

Brandee Younger & Dezron Douglas Exclusive Program ~ Alice Coltrane Birthday - Live stream Happy Tuesday! In celebration of Alice Coltrane's birthday this Thursday, we're streaming live from the Coltrane Home studio on Thursday, August 27 at 7pm Edt ( yes, that's about 1am London time :-/ ) Attached is the program that we plan to play along with the band's bios, made especially for you! Also, articles on Alice Coltrane written by Brandee and Ashley Kahn for the Winter 2018 issue of The American Harp Journal are attached for your reading. You can watch the stream on the Coltrane Home's facebook page here! Not on FB? That's ok! It'll be available on youtube later and we'll be sure to share it.

Yes, Sunnyside is a legitimate label with a sizable catalog. They previously reissued the Music Written For Monterey, Not Heard concert on CD, as well as the 1970 Mingus Paris recordings from America (Reincarnation of a Lovebird on the Prestige twofer). Also, they have released three Mingus Big Band recordings.

The Solid Trumpet of Cootie Williams (Prestige Moodsville) Richard Davis, As One (Muse)

Here's another excellent recent blues anthology: Blues Kings of Baton Rouge (Bear Family): Track Listing Disc 1: Slim Harpo - Blues Hang-Over Butch Cage and Willie B. Thomas - Who Broke The Lock Lightnin’ Slim - Bad Luck Lightnin’ Slim - Bugger Bugger Boy Schoolboy Cleve - Strange Letter Blues Clarence Edwards - Smokestack Lightning Robert Pete Williams - Angola Special Butch Cage and Willie B.Thomas - Jelly Roll Slim Harpo - I'm A King Bee Lonesome Sundown - My Home Is A Prison Lightning Slim - Mean 'Ol Lonesome Train Clarence Edwards - Stack O' Dollars Robert Pete Williams - Come Here Baby Sally Dotson and Smokey Babe - Your Dice Won't Pass Lazy Lester - They Call Me Lazy Jimmy Dotson - Looking For My Baby Raful Neal - Crying Hard Lazy Lester - I'm A Lover Not A Fighter Lightnin’ Slim - Lightnin's Troubles Slim Harpo - One More Day Lightning Slim - Rooster Blues Lightnin’ Slim and Lazy Lester - Trip To Chicago (alt) Slim Harpo - What A Dream Smokey Babe and Clyde Causey - Black Gal Smokey Babe and Lazy Lester - Mississippi River So Deep And Wide Herman E. Johnson - Depression Blues Disc 2: Slim Harpo - Rainin' In My Heart Lightning Slim - I'm Tired Waitin' Baby Tabby Thomas - Hoodo Party Lonesome Sundown - My Home Ain't Here Jimmy Anderson - Naggin' Silas Hogan - Trouble At Home Blues Lightnin’ Slim - Winter Time Blues Jimmy Anderson - Goin Thru the Park Lightnin’ Slim - I'm Evil The Nitehawks (Bo Melvin) - Boogie Chillun Whispering Smith - Mean Woman Blues Silas Hogan - I'm Goin In The Valley Silas Hogan - Dark Clouds Rollin' Lightnin’ Slim - Can't Live This Life No More Isaiah Chattman - Cold In Hand Slim Harpo - Baby Scratch My Back Slim Harpo - I'm Gonna Miss You (Like The Devil) Silas Hogan - Hoo Doo Blues Henry Gray - Showers Of Rain Arthur Kelley - Number Ten At The Station (and number 12 is on the road) Arthur Kelley - How Can I Stay (When All I Have Is Gone) Moses Smith - Baton Rouge Breakdown Silas Hogan - Honey Bee Blues Silas Hogan - I Didn't Tell Her To Leave Slim Harpo - The Music's Hot Robert Pete Williams - Goodbye Slim Harpo Slim Harpo - Talking Blues (aka Blues Hangover)

Dizzy Gillespie, New Wave (Philips)

Brother Jack McDuff, Silk and Soul (Prestige) James Moody, Don't Look Away Now! (Prestige) Gerry Mulligan, Jeru (Columbia) Seu Jorge and Roge (Night Dreamer) Lobi Traore, Raw Electric Blues from Bamako, volume 1 (Kanaga System Krush)

Pharoah Sanders/Norman Connors, Beyond a Dream (Arista) JazzTime USA, volumes 2 and 3 (Terry Gibbs, Hot Lips Page, Stuff Smith, Tony Scott, Georgie Auld, Moondog, etc.) (Brunswick) Gil Evans, There Comes a Time (RCA) Richie Kamuca, Ritchie (Concord) Vic Juris, Bleecker Street (Muse)

Did he end the set earlier than his allotted time? I don’t recall that, only the music he played. The David Torn set was short, but I still liked it.

It is his only solo piano record I believe there is an anthology of music from the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival that has a solo piano Miingus performance, but I don't have it. He sometimes played piano with his group. His group with Roland Kirk used Doug Watkins on bass and he played exclusively piano--that is on Oh Yeah and half of Tonight at Noon. He also plays piano part of the time with the brass band group with Hobart Dotson on Music Written for Monterey 1965, Not Heard. The time I saw him at SMU he came out before the concert unannounced and played a few songs, solo piano.

I ordered Wadada Leo Smith's Procession of the Great Ancestry. His solo Monk set at Big Ears last year was one of the festival highlights.

I suspect they will take pre-orders at some point. You can now buy Dirty Work from amazon sellers, and ImportCDs has a good price.

A second volume will be coming out in a couple of months. If I Have To Wreck L.A.: Kent & Modern Records Blues Into The 60s Vol2 / Various If I Have to Wreck La: Kent & Modern Records Blues (Artist)

I pre-ordered the title when I read about it on the Blindman's Blues forum, which is no longer a very active forum in general.

Perhaps they fulfill orders based on the time of the order? Mine was placed June 26.

This arrived yesterday. a solid collection of 1960s Kent and Modern Records blues, with Fillmore Slim, King Solomon, Little Joe Blue, T Bone Walker, Larry Davis, Flash Terry, Stacy Johnson, B.B. King and Big Jay McNeely.

Setting The Pace was one of the first jazz records I bought, circa. 1974. The recently released Art Blakey and the New Jazz Men is sort of a companion to Setting the Pace/The Trance, as the liner notes on Prestige refer to concerts with that group.

Ralph Towner with Glen Moore, Trios, Solos (ECM) Bennie Green (Time)

Smalls broadcasts: Wednesday 8/19 4:45 pm to 6:30 pm BROOKLYN CIRCLE Stacy Dillard / Tenor Sax Diallo House / Bass Ismail Lawal / Drums SPONSORED BY BRANDON PECKMAN Saturday 8/22 4:45 pm to 6:30 pm PHILIP HARPER QUINTET Philip Harper / Trumpet Jon Beshay / Soprano Sax Miki Yamanaka / Piano Adam Coté / Bass Curtis Nowosad / Drums Village Vanguard: ANDREW CYRILLE FRIDAY & SATURDAY LIVE STREAM AT 9PM EDT AUGUST 21 ‑ AUGUST 22 Andrew Cyrille – Drums Bill Frisell – Guitar David Virelles – Piano Ben Street – Bass $10 Tickets On Sale August 18th

Willis Jackson, Live! Action (Prestige) Gene Ammons, The Boss is Back (Prestige) Jan Garbarek, Dis (ECM)

Last time I checked, all Gene Ammons records more or less are five star recordings.