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Wayne Shorter, Emanon (Disc 3) (Blue Note)

I believe Dannie Richmond rejoined Mingus some time in 1973, about the time of the Mingus Moves recording sessions. He had been in the Mark Almond Band, which was a spin-off of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.

Wayne Shorter, Emanon (disc 2)

Jazz at the Philharmonic No. 11 (Verve)

September 30, 2018: Stanley Clarke, Dosey Doe, Houston Kamasi Washington, Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, The Woodlands October 2, 2018: David Gerald, The Lumberyard, Roscoe October 3, 2018: Ches Smith/Mat Maneri/Craig Taborn, North Door, Austin David Gerald, Love and War, Plano October 5, 2018: John Scofield, Mohawk, Austin Tiger Trio, Meca, Houston October 6, 2018: Sweekar Katti (sitar), Houston George Brooks Aspada, Bates Recital Hall, Austin Delfeayo Marsalis, Jazz and World Festival, Tulsa, Oklahoma October 10, 2018: Branford Marsalis, Austin State University, Nacogdoches October 10-11, 2018: Dina Elwedidi, One 2 One Bar, Austin October 11, 2018: Branford Marsalis, Moody Performance Hall, Dallas October 12, 2018: Branford Marsalis, Brauntex Performing Arts Center, New Braunfels Aaron Diehl, Hobby Center, Houston October 13, 2018: Jason Moran and Bandwagon, Emancipation Park, Houston October 20, 2018: Larry Lampkin, Ally Venable, Duncanville Blues Festival October 25, 2018: Aaron Diehl Trio, Scat Jazz Lounge, Fort Worth October 26, 2018: Jacob Bro, Thomas Morgan, Joey Baron, Duet, Tulsa, Oklahoma October 27, 2018: Aaron Diehl Trio, Tulsa Performing Arts Center November 3, 2018: Lonnie Smith Trio, Wortham, Houston November 7, 2018: Rachella Parks, Sammons Center, Dallas November 10, 2018: Charlie Hunter, Duet, Tulsa, Oklahoma November 11, 2018: Charlie Hunter, Guitar Sanctuary, McKinney December 1, 2018: Pedrito Martinez, Wortham, Houston December 3, 2018: Wynton Marsalis, Tobin Center, San Antonio December 4, 2018: Charles Lloyd, Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan, San Antonio December 5, 2018: Wynton Marsalis with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Meyerson, Dallas December 7, 2018: Robert Cray, The Heights Theater, Houston December 8, 2018: Robert Cray, University of Texas at Tyler February 1, 2019: Joey DeFrancesco Trio, University of Texas at Dallas February 2, 2019: Stefon Harris and Blackout, Carver Center, San Antonio February 8, 2018: Chucho Valdes, Wortham, Houston February 9, 2019, Chucho Valdes, Laurie Auditorium, San Antonio February 23, 2019: Susana Baca, Carver Center, San Antonio March 23, 2019: Tom Harrell Quintet, Empire Theater, San Antonio March 31, 2019: Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour (Melissa Aldana, Bria Skonberg, Christian Sands), Walton Center, Fayetteville, Arkansas April 11, 2019: Stanley Jordan, One World Theater, Austin Terence Blanchard and Rennie Harris, Bass Concert Hall, Austin April 12, 2019: Dave Douglas, Wortham, Houston April 13, 2019: University of Texas Jazz Orchestra with Joe Lovano, Bates Recital Hall, Austin April 26-28, May 2-5, 2019: New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival

On Saturday, Terence Bradford, Beth Garner and Lil' Ed and the Blues Imperials at the Bedford Blues Festival.

The Hedzoleh Soundz album reissue on Soundway which pre-dates the Hugh Makekela collaboration is also excellent. http://soundwayrecords.com/buy/hedzoleh-0/

Erroll Garner, Nightconcert (Mack Avenue)

Thank you. The birthday gods appear to have sent me a copy of the new Wayne Shorter release before everyone else, so cause to celebrate.

I haven't listened yet; saving it until the upcoming Labor Day weekend. I did read the comic book. Wayne on soprano is just fine with me.

Thanks.

Amazon. Oddly, if I check back on amazon, it now says the title will be released on September 14.

The Big 18, Live Echoes of the Swinging Bands (RCA) Fats Waller, Smashing Thirds (RCA Vintage)

Lee Konitz, Brazilian Rhapsody (Jazz Heritage)

Barney Kessel, Contemporary Latin Rhythms (Reprise)

Ali Toure, Farka (Sonoafric) Stan Getz with Guest Laurindo Almeida (Verve)

Please report back how this goes.

This arrived on my doorstep yesterday.

Rio Mira, Marimba Del Pacifico (Aya)

Chet Baker Ensemble (Pacific Jazz ten inch) The Bessie Smith Story, volume 4 (Columbia)

Jimmy Witherspoon featuring Ben Webster, Roots (Reprise)

He's playing in Austin in about a month. ANTONE'S PRESENTS Antone's B3 Summit II: Delvon LaMarr, Ike Stubblefield, Red Young & Sauce Gonzalez FRI · SEPTEMBER 14, 2018 Doors: 8:00 pm / Show: 9:00 pm

An opportunity to hear the fabulous Gambian kora player/vocalist, Sona Jobarteh... THE DISTRICT CULTURAL ARTS FEST in Austin, Texas across multiple venues Presented by Six Square, the District Cultural Arts Fest is an exciting celebration that honors the rich legacy and cultural contributions of Central Texas’ Black community. On September 1, 2018, join Six Square - Austin’s Black Cultural District as they continue creating a nexus of thriving Black arts and culture in East Austin. Visual artists, musicians, poets, dancers, chefs and more will reanimate six sites of historical significance in The District, including: Oakwood Cemetery, Doris Miller Auditorium, Givens Park, Six Square’s headquarters and Huston-Tillotson University. The daytime portion of the festival will feature installations across five sites, and attendees will have the option to take guided or virtual tours of The District. From interactive African drumming and dance to engaging theatrical performances, each site’s events will provide a new context to the location’s history and a curated menu of unlimited food and adult beverages provided by Wines of Dotson Cervantes and Tito's Handmade Vodka. Festivities will culminate at our sixth and final site, the historic Huston-Tillotson University, with musical performances from international, national and local acts inspired from Africa and the African Diaspora. Food and retail vendors are welcomed. Tickets are now available. Details* on each site’s events, logistics and registration information can be found below. Musical Lineup: Carolyn Blanchard & the Jazz Affair Tobe Nwigwe Sona Jobarteh Grammy Nominated artist Mali Music

JOEY DEFRANCESCO TRIO Friday, February 1, 2019, 8:00 p.m. Venue: Arts and Technology Lecture Hall Admission: $20 Season: 2018-19 The New York Times praised Grammy-nominated Joey DeFrancesco as “master of rhythmic pocket, and of the custom of stomping bass lines beneath chords and riffs.” He has garnered numerous awards, was inducted into the Hammond Organ Hall of Fame in 2014 and has topped the critics polls in DownBeat Magazine eleven times over the past 15 years and the readers polls every year since 2005. For more information contact: Arts and Performance Office utdarts@utdallas.edu 972-UTD-ARTS

Curtis Fuller Sextet, Imagination (Savoy)