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Placed my order on Amazon just now.

RIP.

RIP.

The new documentary “Ronnie’s” tells the story of a venue that reshaped the city’s jazz scene, and the mysterious musician who lent it his name. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/08/arts/music/ronnies-jazz-club-documentary.html

RIP.

‘I was so close to the sky. It was spiritual’: Sonny Rollins https://www.theguardian.com/music/2022/jan/21/i-was-so-close-to-the-sky-it-was-spiritual-sonny-rollins-on-jazz-landmark-the-bridge-at-60?fbclid=IwAR0F55atwo9kq7_84bJS_tg68ClCsfDRR5ws3awPjmEzGDvTu6j-mQTn2y4

Somewhere in my home is the Riverside discography. I want to get volume two of the Verve discography, but every seller is over $200. Too insane for my pocket

thanks

I was just spinning the Frank Wess Moodsville from 1960. I have a few others. Does anyone know how many were in this series from Prestige?

I wish I was old enough to have been at most of these sets. The only ones I’m not familiar with are Caio Scott and Louis Wars. Anyone know more about these two?

A second video. It's all explained in the below link. https://www.jazzwax.com/2021/05/interview-bill-evans-the-dancer.html

I never knew about this before

Would Marilyn Maye be accepted as a jazz artist or more if a cabaret performer? Marilyn is 94 or 95.

It's not photoshopped. At first I thought it was, but there are a number of these posted online. A space saver, but not practical in seriously play. Anyone ever seen one of these in person?

RIP Mtume.

The blues is called "Deuces Wild." I have it on a few CDs/

yes. Thank you.

That won’t work for a private recording.

Back in 2010 I was given a cassette of a Sonny Stitt performance. In the 12 years since, I have not been able to identify the titles of these two numbers. I've asked a number of people, but the answers I got were not correct. Anyone here know the title of these two? https://mega.nz/folder/rgtwBJjC#lo-IfkCJU4jWDvIwZz2_2w

Thanks for clearing that up. But I do see her name as one of the composers for “what are you doing the rest of your life.” It must be a mistake on the lp. I know Michel Legrand and Allen Bergman are the composers. Maybe she had something to do with the writing of that tune as well.

Composer Marilyn Bergman has passed away at the age of 93. Probably her best known composition was, “what are you doing the rest of your life?”

Mods, can you move this to the artist forum?

He was a great actor. 94 is a good life. RIP.

I am sure it was posted here a good 10 years ago. I’ll try to find it.