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Thanks for sharing this.

Today I received this LP with Albert Dailey. I haven't listen to it yet. Anyone else have this?

Wow. Don't know what to say. R.I.P Jameel.

That's good to hear.

Ha.

Yes, all must be saved. There is too much historical music that would be a crime to see it in the dumpster.

It is with a heavy heart that WKCR mourns Phil Schaap, who passed away yesterday evening at the age of 70. For over 50 years, Phil has been an irreplaceable presence at the station. The mentorship that he has provided students as an educator has helped shape a new generation of jazz historians and appreciators, and his impact will be felt for decades to come. Phil was unquestionably a giant in the jazz community. This past year he was recognized as a Jazz Master by the National Endowment of the Arts, and throughout his distinguished career has been awarded six Grammys and numerous other honors. WKCR will continue airing rebroadcasts of Phil's programs during their usual times. Further details for an expanded tribute will be announced in the coming days on our website, wkcr.org

It's a sad day. Despite how anyone felt about him talking too much, he loved the music and beyond a doubt it is why WKCR still has jazz programming.

Another one from the Jazz Museum in Harlem. Cannonball and Jackie McLean on the left and right, but who is in the middle? Any idea?

Sonny is 91 today. Happy Birthday to him.

Are streaming companies streaming in High definition audio or MP3?

BBC article on this. https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-58423452

If we can expand on this topic and ask, which streaming service has the most robust jazz catalog, I would like to hear what others have to say. I’ve been using iTunes. My issue with iTunes, sometimes your search doesn’t return a complete result. For example I did a search on charles McPherson and not every session shows in the results. When I put in the exact title the missing ones appear.

RIP.

Thanks, Mike, for all the discographies you’ve created.

NPR https://www.npr.org/2021/08/26/1031013271/john-coltranes-masterpiece-breathes-new-life-with-a-love-supreme-live-in-seattle?fbclid=IwAR3dCHAZ1pN6UgVuDI8PdNBmbHX3HSF5ZMHnPNy9udeM9sqauasjxK8R6uo

I got this set earlier in the year. Those on the fence wondering if to get it, I like it. The music is good on all discs.

Wayne turned 88 today. Happy birthday.

Big loss. RIP, Charlie.

I have these. All are very nice. I have this one too. It is very good. I don't have the Lee Konitz album. I will look to get that one. Thanks.

What a tragic loss it was when he died in his mid 40’s. He led just a handful of session in the 70’s and early 80’s. I have all six he led or co-led as a leader. There are many albums where he is a sideman. I like His playing on Archie Shepp’s “Ballads for Trane.” Any other good recordings with Dailey to check out?

RIP.

thanks

Today on Bird Flight Phil played the last performance of Parker with Strings, a concert from the 27th of August 1954. I don't believe I have this one. Does anyone know if this was ever issued?

Many. For me it was Wes.