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Wow, Hope you find peace Mike.

R.I.P. Lew. Thanks for the music.

I like that warmer sound.

One of the greats has a birthday today March 8th. Happy Birthday George Coleman.

Although there are beer cellars in Holland that are storing beer over ten years, with the knowledge that the beer tastes better in time, taking a sip from a 170 year old bottle, I don't think so. Scientists sip 170-year-old beer from shipwreck, regret it immediately What's This?  Image: VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Megan Gannon When you're picking out a beer, what flavors do you look for? If hints of soured milk and burnt rubber, or a "goaty" taste sound delightful to you, then brews that were aged for 170 years at the bottom of the Baltic Sea might just be your thing. Scientists recently opened two bottles of beer from a shipwreck off the coast of Finland to get a profile of the 19th century brews. Some seawater had seeped into the bottles and decades of bacterial activity gave the beer some rather unpleasant notes. But enough compounds from the drinks survived that the researchers were able to tell that the beers' original flavors probably would have been quite similar to those of modern beers, according to a new report. SEE ALSO: Baltic Sea shipwreck yields 200-year-old seltzer bottle The bottles came from 165 feet (50 meters) below the surface of the Baltic, from the wreckage of a schooner that sank near Finland's Aland Islands in the 1840s. In 2010, divers found 150 bottles of champagne at the wreck, as well as five beer bottles, though one did not survive the journey back to land. When that bottle broke in the divers' boat, it started to foam, and some gastronomically adventurous divers attested that the liquid indeed tasted like beer, according to the study authors, who published their findings in the Journal of Agricultural & Food Chemistry last month. For a more scientific examination of the beers' flavor, the research team, led by John Londesborough of the Technical Research Center of Finland (VTT), uncorked two of the surviving bottles. The researchers were hit with a ripe mixture of smells: yeast extract, dimethyl sulfide (think cabbage), Bakelite (a fishy smelling retro plastic), burnt rubber, over-ripe cheese, goat and sulfur. These unsavory notes were likely the result of bacteria growing inside the bottles for decades, overpowering whatever fruity, malt or hop profiles the beer originally had, the researchers wrote. The beers were also "bright golden yellow, with little haze," and they may have been diluted by seawater by up to 30%, the researchers said. So the drinks might have been stronger than their current alcohol-by-volume levels of 2.8% to 3.2%. SEE ALSO: Raise your glass - 10 intoxicating beer facts The scientists acknowledged that the beer had not been stored in ideal conditions, and there is little data on the chemical stability of beer over such a long time. Just from sipping the old beer, the researchers couldn't tell what the drinks may have originally tasted like. Yet, from their chemical analyses, they could speculate a few things. They found that yeast-derived flavor compounds were similar to those of modern beers. They also think the two bottles contained different beers, with one being hoppier (and thus more bitter) than the other. The less hoppy beer had a higher than normal amount of a chemical called phenylethanol, which may have given it roselike notes. There were unusually low levels of 3-methylbutyl acetate (a compound that gives beer notes of banana) in both bottles, but it's possible that the chemical's concentration plummeted over such a long period of aging, the researchers wrote http://mashable.com/2015/03/07/shipwreck-beer/

The Ron Carter Quartet.

As everyone at this board is well aware, vinyl just sounds better than anything else, but paying these prices are way too much. You could buy a song on iTunes for $1.29. Or listen for free (with ads) from Spotify or Pandora or other sites. Or, you can go to Better Records and pay $500 or more for a vinyl LP of the same songs. The online store’s offerings are mostly classic albums like Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon or Carole King’s Tapestry. They aren’t obscure bootlegs or limited-edition collectables. But just those two records will cost you a whopping $749.99 and $349.99, respectively. Just do the math, that’s 2,344% more than the $31.99 Amazon charges for a new vinyl copy of Pink Floyd’s iconic double album. And 4098% more than a $18.30 CD. ( It is two discs, after all. Correction: As many readers noted, of course The Wall is the Pink Floyd double album, not Dark Side.) Full article. https://www.yahoo.com/makers/why-this-record-stores-750-lps-are-hot-sellers-112730604250.html

It will be as if you were in the studio when the sessions were being recorded, and even better than that.

Those are the words of Don Was, The President of Blue Note Records and there is no better way to celebrate the fidelity of Blue Note’s catalogue of the finest jazz than by playing them through the new and exclusive Sonos Blue Note speakers. Launched today, Sonos are introducing their first ever limited edition speaker that celebrates more than 75 years of the finest in jazz with a custom design and access to exclusive playlists. The Sonos PLAY:1 Blue Note Limited Edition is available for purchase at Sonos.com and will enable the great sound of Blue Note to fill your home. As Don Was says, “Music is meant to convey an emotional message to the listener. You don’t want anything interfering with that message and Sonos shares Blue Note’s dedication to this.” Crafted with a custom color developed through hand-painting techniques and strategic use of robots, the speaker’s finish features a vertical fade from dark navy to cerulean blue, reflecting the deep bass to the richly detailed highs and lows that people know and love about the PLAY:1. With two custom-designed drivers and dedicated amps, the Blue Note PLAY:1 delivers sound with such precision, you will feel the nuances that define jazz. And with such simple set-up you’ll be streaming your music in no time. Available exclusively on the Blue Note PLAY:1, listen vinyl-style to handpicked selections from the greats like Robert Glasper, Jose James, Terence Blanchard, Ambrose Akinmusire, Lionel Loueke, and Don Was himself, who has curated 125 of his personal favourites. Born in Blue: We bring together legendary Blue Note artists and those who have sampled them for mixes that celebrate the intersection of modern music and legendary jazz. Blue Note 101: Starting with the inception of Blue Note and following its progression to becoming an iconic label, listen and learn about jazz and its evolution over more than 75 years. The Blue Note PLAY:1 will be sold exclusively on Sonos.com for $250, $280 CAD, €250, and £220, while quantities last. Sonos have only made about 4,100 and expect them to sell quickly. For more go to Sonos.com

More snow here in NY. Enough!!!!

I saw Success

Happy birthday.

This was what I was emailed. Hi Tom, That was a recording from the WKCR archives although we do not know the provenance of it. As far as I know it has not been released. The date listed is "1962-11" (November, 1962, I presume). I hope this answers your question and that you enjoyed the program. All the best, Mitch Goldman Producer and On-Air Host of Deep Focus WKCR-FM New York

Yes, that's who the DJ was. I did send an email. I will wait for a reply. I called also and the person I spoke to at the station couldn't help.