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Bob Dylan “John Wesley Harding” Mobile Fidelity Lab (stereo) SACD I used to obsess over this album earlier in my life. I still love to hear it.

Redman, Mehldau, McBride and Blade “Long Gone” Nonesuch cd

If you want to get it all in one whack, that set is probably your best bet. There are other releases I think might sound a bit better on cd, for example all the Bird material that Savoy/Denon Japan released I personally prefer for Savoy, but that's a lot of discs not assembled in a set, and does not have the Dial material. The Spotlite might be the best way to go for Dial. In my opinion now, decades after scurrying and collecting the material, the differences in most of the releases is not VAST and for listening and studying and enjoying Bird most will suffice. . . with that Atlantic/Savoy set probably the most sensible score.

Marcos Valle “Estatica” Far Out cd A friend of mine recommended this cd to me and I am glad I picked it up. A nice mix of styles, sounding like a 'seventies music but also more contemporary, and good sound.

Grateful Dead “Dave’s Picks Volume 19” disc 3 Dead in Honolulu, January 23, 1970

Waiting for a new TV to be delivered on a warm for March morning. Starting off with Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Strasbourg 82 Art Blakey; drums Johnny O’Neal; piano Donald Harrison; alto saxophone Terence Blanchard; trumpet Billy Pierce; tenor saxophone Charles Fambrough: double bass Recorded on 1st April 1982 in Strasbourg, France

Grateful Dead “Dave’s Picks Volume 19” disc 2 Dead in Honolulu, January 23, 1970

Darren Johnston “The Edge of the Forest” Darren Johnston - trumpet Ben Goldberg - clarinet Sheldon Brown - tenor sax, bass clarinet Devin Hoff - upright bass Smith Dobson V - drums Rob Reich - accordion (one track)

Starting off a quiet and pretty morning with Lous Armstrong “Pops is Tops: The Complete Verve Studio Albums” 4 cd set, disc 1 Great singing and playing from THE MAN.

Started by Lon | Post by Lon Wanted to hear what the system sounds today with some rock so. . . Grateful Dead "Dave's Picks 56"

Played Joshua Redman "Walking Shadows" and now playing "Compass." It took me a while but I really like his playing.

Pepper Adams and the Tommy Banks Trio “Live at the Room at the Top,” Reel to Real 2 cd set, disc 2.

Mario Adnet & Philippe Baden Powell “Afro Samba Jazz - The Music Of Baden Powell” Adventure Music cd Another excellent recording from Adventure Music, perfect music for this morning.

Now for something quite different, and sonically excellent. Monday Michiru “Soulception” Adventure Music cd

t’s going to be a bit warmer today–quite welcome. At least we made it above freezing yesterday and last night. Starting the day off with some Big Band Jack Teagarden. This Jaxx cd doesn’t sound great but a few adjustments and it’s an enjoyable listen. “IT’s Time for T!” Jass cd

Sony Japan https://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/SICJ-10018 https://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/SICJ-10020 Universal Japan https://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/UCGQ-9101 https://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/UCGQ-9102 https://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/UCGQ-9103

John Coltrane, Archie Shepp, Bob Thiele, August 1964, RVG studio

Grateful Dead, April 14, 1972, Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, disc 3

Grateful Dead “Copenhagen April 17, 1972” disc 2

Grateful Dead “Copenhagen April 17, 1972” disc 1 225×197 9.53 KB

The cold is back and settled in. 12 degrees! About 2 inches of snow yesterday. Should just make it above freezing today. Ah well. It’s March in NE Ohio. Starting off with Charles Mingus" The Clown" Analogue Productions SACD. “All those greens, all those yelllows, all those oranges. . . they weren’t quite as bright as they used to be.” I can relate! Followed by this great sounding disc. Stanley Turrentine with The 3 Sounds “Blue Hour” Blue Note Japan 24 Bit by RVG lp facsimile cd

Good news!

Finished "Foundation." What a ride that was!

“Chet Baker Sextet & Quartet” {aka “In Milan”) cd