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I really love the Capitol stuff from the last three years or so especially. As Jim says, "total presentation," there's a bit of it all in these stews. . . . But man, Cannon plays some shit that just floors me: ideas, swing, groove, penetration of the psyche. . . it's all there. There are moments on them that are hardly surpassed by any other sax player (just for me, my tastes and bent).

There is a very nice (if badly synched) Elis Regina vidoe of "Aquas de Mars" (mistitled I think). Hottie Airlines is fun.

You might want to contact Audio Advisor about that player as I believe they feature the Cambridge Audio line. . . . www.audioadvisor.com

A few nice Grateful Dead videos. . . including the Playboy after Dark. There are some other Playboy after Dark videos on there too that I haven't checked out yet.

Yeah. . .it's the same stuff. I want to compare the sound and the notes. For 12 dollars from yourmusic.com I decided to do that. Who knows. . .might even sell my Mosaic one day soon.

Yes. . . I do.

I think you're right that Cannon was influenced by Trane during his tenure in the band. . .. I don't agree that this is the most exciting playing from him EVER. I've been equally excited by his playing before and after Miles. . . . But yeah, this was a band (or two or three, there were some different players in there during its run) for the AGES.

I got my notice that the Quebec shipped yesterday!

Yeah. . .apples and oranges. Though I prefer to bite into the Live/Evil apple a bit more than I do segments of the Jack Johnson orange myself. Gary Bartz. .. well this is my favorite Bartz stuff, and I really do like him as a player.

Mine has the sticker as well. . . . I think they "all" do.

I acctually think Joyride is a great date, and am glad to see it getting "the treatment." My RVG wish list would include the Art Hodes material. This is great stuff that I would love to hear in RVG remastering. Likewise I would like to see the Urbie Green and the Lou Mecca be RVG'd.

It was a NYC club. Yes, I consider the sound quality quite good.

"Speaking in Tongues" is the one I gravitate towards most. Just "chock full"!

Agreed. I think this release will be the same mastering, on two cds.

More videos, same site: http://www.youtube.com/results.php?search=...l%20Dead&page=1

I was delighted to see that little Martin guitar. You most often see and hear the dreadnaughts. I had one of those. . .great guitar. . . but those smaller Martins just have such a mellow warm sound.

I agree, Friday seems to have it all. John does shake it up some on Saturday and there are some nice explorations and incredible moments! If he'd been there all week. . .w o w. . . .

Who does? I have a defective disc on this set. . . disc two. . . has that noisey mist of digital distortion on the third third of the disc.

It was the ABC obit so who knows? In either case he was not 21.

I know this from the Japanese version. Very nice performances. (Not sure all of it had been originally released. . . .Much of it is available on two earlier OJC cds). If you like Garland, then there's lots to like here.

Reiner, I think Brandon's thumbs down was towards your idea of only jazz discussion! I still have some of the vinyl and the early cds of most of the albums. I probably won't buy the box or the separate remasters, I don't listen to these that often at all anymore, but great music! (And man that Stop Making Sense tour was something to see!)

MANY MORE MANY MORE!

Come here. . . (Me and my) Uncle John's band. . . .

According to ABC News. . . Louis Allen Rawls was born on the south side of Chicago in 1935 So he was 27 or so. Man. . . hard to believe he's gone. . .he was a few years younger than my dad. ARGH!

Well, used cd bins aren't like that around here!