Dan Gould

Glad you got on it in time Thom, and interesting comments as always. No Gene on this one, and if you've read thru the discussion you know what the theme was determined to be. I am happy to inform a little ahead of the reveal that you'll be able to pick up #13 as it does have a commercial release. I gotta say dissing #7 rhythm section especially organ is tough, but to each his own. I am especially glad you like 11-12 which are from the same recording. The whole thing is awesome and people will definitely say both "who" for the tenor, and "WTF" for the pianist. At least I think they will.

Didn't think about that ... all of Florida is subject to sinkhole formation but I am in Sinkhole Central more or less (remember the guy who disappeared along with his house and his body was never recovered? Plant City). So there ain't none of those types of homes being built anywhere nearby. Maybe the panhandle?

I was actually thinking about that kind of abode and how I know how much cooler they are as I was typing my post. But I ain't building one and I don't think they are easy to find in this state either.

I've certainly understood that acclimation will happen over time. I just couldn't imagine living above ground in Florida without conditioned air.

How the hell could anyone sleep with 90 degree temps? I'm ignoring the idea that it would prevent Covid infection because that's just plain nuts. But 90 degrees? When we lost power for a good while due to Hurricane Irma, it reached about 87 degrees inside and didn't get to 80 during the nights. Thank god after a couple of days we had a functional generator to at least run stand-up fans. But a steady 90 degrees?

Well I didn't d/l the middle one but I'm not making it any easier for anyone else than that.

Since I saw the episode I knew how to find/sample his music easily ... and I could tell from what was featured in the program that he was going to fit very easily not only for the epitome of the theme but as a solid player and composer. Sort of Lee Morgan aggression but more precise articulation a la Diz or Clifford. Both discs on Amazon are worth a d/l.

did you search by Don Lewis?

Well then you shouldn't have mentioned the name! I think people should think of the best known "local" saxophonist of all and figure out which track he plays on. No, the epitome of a local guy ... but I assume you searched on the investigation discovery clue to find a murdered jazz musician? His CDs are on Amazon if anyone goes to sample they'll find the track.

I knew it would be too easy to find, most likely.

Sure, if you name the track. Double if you name the actual recording because, you know, that's the name of the game.

Thanks for coming back and glad they appealed even more on the second time around. None of the guesses are right ... keep in mind that based on the two identifications and Jim's knowledge of track 2 (but not revealed) that the theme was "Local" - cats who got recorded but stayed under the radar - local legends as it were. Baltimore, Washington DC, Milwaukee, Birmingham, NYC, New Haven, Chicago and what might be described as the Heartland (Indiana/Ohio) still on the board. George Russell, Sun Ra, Allen Lowe connections too. Oh and here's a new one: one artist was featured on a program on Investigation Discovery, which if you do not know runs various and sundry "true crime" programming.

yeah its true but I have tried to chum the waters by giving hints and ... nada so far.

I like it for the group backing her - especially Ike Quebec at the end of his life. But I don't know that Dodo's voice is everybody's cuppa. There are vids with the music, links here: https://www.google.com/search?gs_ssp=eJzj4tFP1zcsNEuLL8swTTNg9JJOyU_JV0gvSk3NS1XIrVTIyC8tUshPU8hLTU0BAC8KDlk&q=dodo+greene+my+hour+of+need&oq=dodo+greene&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j46l2j0i22i30l3.4879j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

<crickets> Sigh.

We need to expand on the "join in to buy the Blue Note Box Set so we can hear Hank Mobley speak" model and make a huge group purchase of mega millions or Powerball. Once we win, we put the bucks into Mosaic to sponsor the box sets we want. $100,000 or whatever cash on the barrelhead, Michael is gonna say "hell yeah" to whatever we ask for. YOU get a Bill Barron set! YOU get a Sunnenblick set! YOU get an Unissued Three Sounds set! (I also get a Percy France set)

Oh well but I guess 2021 continues to be weird as 2020, because the Red Sox and Yankees made a trade, and a legit useful major leaguer was sent north. (Looks like a salary dump by the Yankees.) https://www.mlb.com/news/adam-ottavino-red-sox-trade Meanwhile, we find out about the Cooperstown vote tonight at 6 pm and frankly I don't think that Schilling makes it and will go to a 10th try: https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=F2E5D8FC5199DFAF!31002&ithint=file,xlsx&authkey=!AKnsRGrHzGEkOuw He's barely over 75% in public ballots, and apparently you need a cushion because non-public ballots tend to have fewer players listed. The others near 75% are Bonds and Clemens - of course Schill is the only guy without baggage unless you hold his nut-job politics against him. (And I had no idea he made any comments supportive of the Capitol riot/insurrection earlier but I can't say I'm surprised.)

I will say I hadn't thought of Mosaic as an outlet for unfinished Sunnenblick projects. I figured maybe Zev and Cory get the chance to pick over the assets ... someday, or maybe Resonance.

red vinyl, too. Super cheap recent purchase, curious about George Harmonica Smith on this too. So far so gooood.

But it isn't really clear that concierge doctors are even getting the stuff in the first place. I am nevertheless not surprised that patients paying $20,000 a year (Mom' option was definitely less than that) to expect that this would be covered and expedited too.

Well heaven help me and my sister if Mom suffers or dies because we pushed her to get vaccinated. Apparently her doctor (who sucks in our opinion) switched to offering a 'concierge' option go go along with his current 'Medicare Mill' practice a year or two ago. Mom wouldn't go for the concierge option and that's why the doctor's office is leaving her high and dry on getting the shot, sink or swim, find it on your own, lady. Speaking of which I'll be back online early Wed morning trying to get her in at Publix.

True but I'm having trouble finding confirmation that BJP was gigging on piano at the time. It being a potentially special occasion might have led to Leonard Gaskin being sure to roll tape that night but who knows.

Now that's a great idea but I understand there are issues between the kids and who knows what could possibly be worked out. And who knows if there will be anything after that Dodo release.

This is pretty ridiculous to hear. The testing for safety and efficacy were not shortened in any way shape or form. The people who took the risk are the ones who signed up to be guinea pigs as they were the ones who could reasonably think that it was "thrown together in a few weeks" - even though it wasn't, as they followed the established protocols for testing for safety, and then efficacy, and then the large-scale testing. It is very disheartening that medical professionals are saying this, or destroying doses for supposed threat to DNA. And this is, by the way, for vaccines that, if I recall correctly, and forgive me if this only applies to one of the vaccines and not the total of all approved vaccines but: N = 33000 "Severe" cases of Covid = 1 Yes, a former (banned) member is casting aspersions due to supposed prior lies told at JazzCorner. Regardless, it's still entirely unclear how an injection caused such violent gastro-intestinal problems, and so quickly. Known side-effects seem to be the anaphalactic reaction, and normally mild flu-like symptoms. Not violent retching etc etc. seemingly in less than hour after injection?

I thought the reference was selling a certain world religion.