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Ted only does vocal gigs in Cancun during power outages.

Sunny War, With The Sun

Age discrimination permeates the country. I would love to hear your group live, but I suspect the odds of a Texas tour are rather remote.

King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, Centennial. Sound engineer is a genius.

Walter Bishop, Jr., Keeper of My Soul (Black Jazz)

Some Texas concerts for saxophonist Caroline Davis: Dec. 11 - Houston TX (JSB Music Room) - solo with Juan Garcia + Snowcore Dec. 12 - San Antonio TX (Casa Loma) - solo with Space Available + T Putnam Hill Dec. 13 - Austin TX (Mercy House) - solo + Grounding Wires + Justin Jones Dec. 14 - Denton TX (Molten Plains Fest) - solo + a whole buncha folks

George Cables, I Hear Echoes (High Note)

Allen Lowe and the Constant Sorrow Orchestra, Louis Armstrong's America volume 1 (ESP-Disk)

Jimmy Knepper in L.A. (IInner City) Sonny Stitt, The Last Sessions, volume 1 (Muse)

Donald Byrd, Chant (Blue Note)

Miles Davis and the Modern Jazz Giants (Prestige) Frank Wess, Flute Juice (Progressive)

Tray Wellington Band Tray Wellington Date Saturday February 8, 2025 Time Doors 9:00pm Showtime 9:30pm Location Sundown at Granada (map) 3520 Greenville Avenue Dallas TX 75206

Warren Wolf, History of the Vibraphone (Cellar)

A second live Johnny Smith recording has been released on bandcamp. https://dickpatterson.bandcamp.com/album/jazz-in-the-springs

Rocky Boyd, Ease It

You won't be returning it.

Clifford Brown Memorial Album (Prestige)

Coleman Hawkins, Disorder at the Border (Spotlite)

I attended the Marathons from 2015-2020, six years in a row. In the early years, the venues were mostly fairly close and all in Manhattan. Unfortunately no longer the case, in which case the best strategy is probably just to pick the one venue with the most bands that appeal to you and stay in one place.

Stan Getz in Buenos Aires (RGS)

Dudu Pukwana, Diamond Express

I was entertaining the thought of possibly attending this festival, at least for the Marathons, but I have not arranged it. It will probably be a last minute plan, if I do.

Listening to the CD; the bass recording of Henry Grimes is perfectly fine and clearly audible throughout. Compared to any other Live at Slugs recording I've heard, this has the best sound quality by far. The first CD is fantastic.

McCoy Tyner/Joe Henderson, Forces of Nature, Live at Slugs' (Blue Note)

Willis Jackson, Keep On a Blowin' (Prestige) Lou Donaldson, Roughhouse Blues (Cadet)