Dan Gould

I do and I should get a box frame or something and hang it up because it ain't never getting worn again (it wasn't worn much to begin with). I'd have to start the "lose x pounds a year" process for old geezers right now, and then live to 110.

Well I think that was established a long, long time ago. Like, about a month into 2020.

I only hope they can find this guy at his homeless shelter. He should get three squares a day for the next ten years.

Well my point was that violent assault on the legislature makes Trumpers more evil than before and with a little luck Trump will be finished as a political force after this. Everyone has "soft support". Trump with insurrectionists only going forward isn't more than 20% of the population. I think. So my fear was lefties and righties fighting in the street = Trump moving to declare martial law and trying to retain power. Now I think (and hope and pray) that what must be done is that good people on both sides come together, after the Capitol is secured again, and move and vote on impeachment and conviction. He has to pay a cost. We cannot wait 14 days. For the dignity of the nation he must be removed.

We're getting political here but this could work out best. My personal prediction was that the presence of Trumpers would trigger the left to come out to protest, there would be clashes and then Trump would attempt to use the insurrection act to call out the army and keep himself in power. Now however, its the Trumpers who are attempting a physical coup while Trump's coup against the constitution was about to be dismissed.

You stopped before Wynton Marsalis 1983 @ Oberlin. That's an era maybe even Jsngrey would listen to, before Marsalis got too annoying and showed no further development.

I like Peter's list so much more than Hutch's. But that wasn't the point of his undertaking and I still appreciate his accomplishment.

(Still hoping to find more Gene Harris from Japan some day ... there's short video of him at a "100 Fingers" piano-fest event but none so far of what should have been his own outing; and recently I found on youtube a soundboard recording of Ray-Gene-Jeff from a previously unknown Japanese concert but there's only one tune, and the uploader hasn't been active on youtube for years so I guess he'll never share the rest of his treasure.)

Actually it was based on jsngry getting it for both owning it and being well aware of this player. I will say he's frustrated right now.

Thanks HF. Looks like six of your honorable mentions here, and I am particularly fond of the Julian Dash record.

Ding Ding Ding. What I find especially interesting is that per the BN discography, the Preach Brother session which debuted Camp Meetin' was June 18 1962 and this 45-only recording was October 1962 per the 45Cat website (this is the B-side and as you know you should always check the flip ). I might be wrong on this but when I realized, it struck me as a really fast roll-out of Wilkerson's recording by BN, for Lazar to be covering Camp Meetin' four months later? Wilkerson's original is hoe-down style bootie-shakin music. Lazar turns it into bootie-shakin music for city folk.

No, and if those guesses are based on the whole WWFL thing, this was not a tune I picked with him in mind. Tenor is more firmly in my alley, for whatever that's worth.

Well yeah, but Randy has had his issues with mine in the past. No duds is high praise which I will gladly take. Yeah, no not him.

Nope ... and maybe it should have been WWRL instead? I apparently hit for a higher average on that score.

Stumbled across this after Ethan Iverson mentioned a Hugh Lawson trio recording on that survey he did of 1970s recordings. When I saw Lawson paired with Richard Wyands at a reasonable price, it was an easy choice with my Amazon gift card.

You got the theme? Do share! Edit to say: Oh, a theme as in WWFL? That wasn't the theme, just the guiding principle on certain selections, within the confines of the actual theme which is .....?

Many interesting guesses Randy but no hits. 13 is fender not electric piano. When I first listened I thought 3 could be interpreted as Mogie but while he has that air of aggression the articulation is too clean to be Lee (and it's not Wynton). Does Willis Jackson play alto? I don't know I've ever heard of him on anything other than tenor. I guess you enjoyed a few at least? Thanks for sharing your guesses.

I don't know ... $50 a pop per digital transfer of a cassette from the Smithsonian? I did just pay $30 with shipping for a copy of the Messengers 45 of the music from that traffic-safety animation, but at this time of year with bonus and Christmas cash flowing it felt like the right time, high price per minute of music but not something I'll notice as having been spent.

It's sad in this day and age that one can't be sure its a reasonable expectation. BTW how is Iverson a "historian" at this point? I mean he's good at interviews, sometimes his blog is good but .... historian? Does he need to be an historian to have taken on this project?

I haven't seen any that express deep spiritual meaning but there's really only one that I've checked out with any regularity - Jamel/Jamal whose decent character comes thru very strong. https://www.youtube.com/user/jayglol/videos

A message was sent? Now that you know it you should tell the group - Jim got it only thru some app on his phone and isn't going to take credit that way. The dates of these recordings seem awfully close together and must say something about how quickly the Wilkerson on BN came out after the recording session. But you'll understand when you learn the theme. #4 is CD-sourced, but I don't know how common it is. I would guess limited distribution and no chance of a second batch being processed. The issuing company's main line of business is not music. OTOH when I found about it and went looking I had sourced a copy within minutes.

Not Clifford on #13 (and for Felser, not Cedar on Fender Rhodes either) but yes, electric bass ... tenor is best known in this group. So #9 got a hit on this Shazam thing? I consider that the most obscure recording (#4 may be tied), and there's never been a CD release. In fact 8 of 12 are vinyl only issues. With the help you've gotten on 1, 3, 9 and 10 you might puzzle out the theme just in terms of those folks.

Actually no, it seemed too long to bother but it allowed us to go off on the relative worth of Krispy Kreme and other options. Maybe I'll go back and listen.

Well that was painful to read and apparently it was so painful for you, you managed to invent a 15th track. You were my main hope to identify #1, and with help from Sangrey covering others, then the theme was going to fall. That's all gone by the boards. Sorry we didn't hook up and I will just say that your hatred of the tenor on #11 and 12 makes me question my understanding of your preferences, or wonder whether those preferences have changed. Must be the former.

OK well good idea on the tune then. Maybe MG can take it from here if he favors me with a listen and post.