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Not on #3, on #4.. Thom has id'ed Coleman correctly and has also gotten the other two tenors on his 4th listen. yes, I meant #4.

It is an album. That's the only image I could locate.

Why do I need to reach out to Thom? Does he have a method that works? I will ask him. Thanks.

Yes, but no luck. I just gave a listen again and the IDs are back on several.

That's George Coleman on #3? I usually can ID his sound and Johnny Griffin.

Charles Lloyd played the Village Vanguard for the first time in 50 years on March 15, 2015. Both sets were great.

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The Daily Beast Ted Gioia How Verve Records Got Gutted The record label of Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald just got swallowed by a hip-hop business… and no one even noticed! The announcement could hardly have been hidden any better. Slipping the news into the second paragraph of a press release about a management change, Universal Music disclosed last week that most of the day-to-day responsibility for the once great Verve label has been absorbed by its hip-hop and pop operations. Interscope Geffen A&M, the home of Eminem and Lady Gaga, “is now responsible for Verve’s sales, marketing and film and TV licensing.” What a strange turn of events! Interscope, founded in 1989 by Jimmy Iovine, first made its mark in the music world as the in-your-face label of gangsta rappers—although later corporate moves have broadened its catalog to include a range of pop and rock acts. Verve, in contrast, started out as a posh home for jazz stars who played the classic songs of George Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, and other craftsman tunesmiths of the Golden Age of America popular music. Even the most optimistic jazz fan must cringe at the prospects of a shotgun marriage between these different organizations with their contrasting traditions. Full article http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/03/14/how-verve-records-got-gutted.html?via=desktop&source=twitter

Age has found its way to Mr. Haynes.

There may be a problem with Audacity if you are using it for mp3 files. If you open an mp3 file and re-save it as an mp3 file, I am almost positive that it will compress an already-compressed file. The only way I've gotten good results using Audacity is to rip to .wav files, open & edit in Audacity and then "Export" to VBR Q1 mp3. Correct, as usual. You need mp3 audio editing software like mp3DirectCut. It features basic editing functions, including a tag editor, but it doesn't re-encode the mp3 file. I was saving as WAV and then using another program to put it back to MP3.

I think I have it licked. I used a program called Audacity and opened the files in that and resaved them and I am not seeing the ID tags.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXjCtgiUEu8 Who's Charlie Parker???