Hardbopjazz

Anyone know more about this? from COLTRANE-L Digest "Hearing about an imminent release of live Coltrane material from early or mid 1961? A sextet with Dolphy, and two bassists. Set list includes a performance of When Lights Are Low with Eric playing the melody. Other tunes include Africa, Greensleeves, Impressions. Tapes turned up at the NY Public Library…." > "George Schuller mentioned this upcoming spring release on a Zoom call yesterday. It is from the Village Gate."

I received my copy today. Time to listen.

Rest in peace. All these musicians I listen to growing up I slowly dying one by one. It’s gonna happen to everyone.

75K raised so far in just 2 weeks.

I received an email my order was processed and will ship shortly. I had ordered it December 20th.

Sad to hear this. He died from bacterial meningitis. Rest in peace.

Mr. Lewis is in need of help. He is suffering from a condition called drop foot. At the current time, he is unable to play the drums and make a living. https://www.gofundme.com/f/uh2mx7-victor-lewis

Sorry to learn this. RIP.

I forgot that Herb Elis appeared on Sanford and Son. Does anyone else remember this episode?

Yes it’s a big ass book. I provided Aidan with a lot of music that help with the book. I am mentioned on page 882. I didn’t expect that.

I ordered my copy.

RIP.

I believe you have to download. I haven't really tried yet. I just started to use this tonight.

Are any of you using "The Cloud" to store your CDs and albums? I found a site, TeraBox, that gives you 1 TB of free storage. I started moving my CDs to there so I can access my music anywhere. It also serves as a backup if ever I lose a CD or album, I have a copy some place.

Order this one today. Houston is good for a new release at least once a year. Anyone have this?

RIP, Mick.

Toronto 35.

The life he lived, drugs and alcohol, you would think he would’ve been the first of the big time rock ‘n’ rollers of the 50s to die. He outlasted them all. RIP.

All you need is a Google or Firefox plugin. One plugin that does this is called "DownThemAll" You open the link to the concert and then right click and choose the second tab for media. See the attached image. I'm listing to one now that I downloaded. Monk's birthday celebration with Buddy Montgomery, Charlie Rouse, George Cables, Don Cherry and more.

You can download. I did for a few.

The S.F. Jazz Festival posted their concert archive recordings online at the Internet Archive site. There's concerts going back to the 1980s. Amazing stuff. https://archive.org/details/sfjazz?&sort=-week&page=1

This is great.

I do have that one. I will play it shortly.