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Yes, I quite liked his baritone. I didn't know about his ailment.

I caught the last 45 minutes and liked the group; I ordered the latest Dayna Stephens CD.

The show is great; I love it. No probelms understanding the accents.

There is an audible hum that I can hear when the speakers are turned on. I can't say that I ever noticed it, or that it has bothered me, while actually listening to music, but perhaps those with better ears than mine can hear the hum and are bothered.

I don't have stands yet, but was thinking that would be a good idea. These speakers can certainly put out high volume. Here's a couple of reviews: http://www.audiostream.com/content/psb-alpha-ps1-powered-speaker http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/tas-cedia-2012-show-report-loudspeakerspart-2/

I recently acquired PSB Alpha PS1 powered speakers for my computer and am very happy with them. http://www.crutchfield.com/p_760ALPHPS1/PSB-Alpha-PS1.html?tp=252&awkw=47838616465&awat=pla&awnw=g&awcr=19037627665&awdv=c

It was either 1927 or when the Beatles broke up.

Have you heard Rob Garcia's The Drop and Ocean and Perennial? Both are pretty nice and feature Dan Tepfer (and Noah Preminger). I heard the group at the Cornelia Street Cafe.

He's fun, and such a melodic drummer.

Kenny Burrell, Ode to 52nd Street (Cadet), and Clef: Our Best (Clef).

Kenny Drew Trio (Riverside mono) Cal Tjader Plugs In, Live at the Lighthouse (Skye)

Happy to be listening to this.

Clark Terry, Johnny Griffin, Ernie Henry, Wynton Kelly, Wilbur Ware, Kenny Drew, Philly Joe Jones, Paul Chambers/Cruisin' the Rhythm Sections (Jazzland)

Janiva Magness in Texas: June 18-19 in San Angelo at Sealy Flats. June 20 in Austin at Antone's. June 21, back in San Angelo. June 22, in Dallas at Poor David's Pub.

Wynton Kelley (Veejay mono) Jean Thielemanns, Man Bites Harmonica (Riverside mono)

Here is the thread on the recently released live collection.

Yes, the Wild Bill Moore Orchestra is included.

This past week, I heard and enjoyed, Ari Hoenig's group with Tivon Pennicott, George Burton (only the last three songs of the appearance, I wish I had caught more), the Flail, and Stacy Dillard's Brooklyn Circle. This coming week, I'm looking forward to, on Monday: Ari Hoenig (unusual drums with two tenors group), Friday and Saturday: Jimmy Greene Quartet, Friday, Tyler Mitchell after-hours, and after hours on Saturday, Stacy Dillard Brooklyn Circle.

Antonio Bribiesca, Guitarra Sentimental (Peerless)

Lou Donaldson, Mr. Shing A Ling (Blue Note, dark blue label)

Just released, Charnette Moffett, The Bridge (Motema).

Modern Jazz Quartet, disc 2

Clare Fischer, So Danco Samba (World Pacific stereo)

Tonight, Pandit Nayan Ghosh (sitar), Praveen Sheolikar (violin) and Ishaan Ghosh (tabla), at the Allen Pubic Library Auditorium. This was a fabulous concert. Thanks to the Indian Classical Music Circle of DFW.

The Symphonic Ellington (Reprise promo), and The Genius of Sonny Stitt Gets Close to You (Jazz Masters)