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I'll bet the sound is improved.

Well, only one features trumpeter Lee Morgan, but Freddie Hubbard and Blue Mitchell contribute strongly to the others.

My backyard this morning.

Obviously nonsense. Possibly https://www.discogs.com/artist/2682459-Tommy-Banks

Amazon shows the cd release as two cds with 100 minutes total so I would say the answer is "yes." The two cd edition includes two additional performances: Time On My Hands and Stella By Starlight.

'53 Alfa Romeo Bertone bodied prototypes

Yes, they are all really good!

My first three were records given to Peace Corps volunteers by Atlantic Records my father directed in Swaziland (Eswatini). One of the volunteers didn't like them and gave them to me: Thomas Bell and the Contemporary Jazz Quartet "Another Dimension," Leo Wright "Blues Shout," Slide Hampton "Sister Savlation," mono copies. I still have them. When I came back to the states I heard "Filles de Kilimanjaro" in the library and bought a copy of that, then "Bitches Brew," "Miles Davis at the Fillmore" and "Live/Evil." "In a Silent Way" was probably next. Then I started going further back into his catalog and following sidemen on Blue Note, Prestige etc. as well as moving forward into Weather Report, Return to Forever, Mahavishnu Orchestra etc.

Miles Davis "Bitches Brew" Mobile Fidelity Labs SACD disc 1 Followed by Joe Henderson "Double Rainbow" Verve cd

According to NBC it's 4 months. https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/coronavirus/covid-vaccine-booster-shots-what-to-know-as-4th-dose-approved-for-some/2850916/

About to finish up this half season. . . will be a long four weeks til the next half.

Milt Buckner, Jo Jones "Buck & Jo" disc 4

Freddy Cole "This and That" HighNote cd I need to get more Freddy Cole.

There are many to recommend but of late I find the two Storyville and the Telarc releases to be more interesting than they were when I first encountered them. I recommend checking those out.

Etta Jones "My Mother's Eyes" Savoy Jazz cd Quite a band! Bass – Rufus Reid Congas, Percussion – Lawrence Killian Drums – Idris Muhammad Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder Guitar – Jimmy Ponder Keyboards – Sonny Phillips Tenor Saxophone, Producer – Houston Person Vibraphone – George Devens Vocals – Etta Jones

I can resemble this remark. This was my fourth Miles album, bought when first released.

Kenny Barron "Canta Brazil"

Wynton Marsalis Quintet "Uptown Ruler" Columbia cd.

Reviewers often get advance copies.

One of my favorite jokes is definitely a crude one, but . . . He suffers from that Hawaiian diseases. . . lacko'nookie.

I've had that thought. A pretty big "personal habit" might have been a contributing factor to a diminished career as well. I wonder how his life was in the Ray Charles band.

Myriam Alter "Crossways" Enja cd Accordion – Luciano Biondini Acoustic Bass – Nic Thys Arranged By – Michel Bisceglia Clarinet – John Ruocco Drums – Lander Gyselinck Piano – Michel Bisceglia, Myriam Alter (one track) Producer – Matthias Winckelmann Tuba, Trombone – Michel Massot Written By, Producer – Myriam Alter

The applause IS present on this one. I believe that the applause is dubbed in and this one uses the LP master tape. The Columbia cds seem to use a pre-dubbed master tape. No release of this I have heard, LP or cd, sounds less than really good. This one has just a touch more "dimensionality" to it to my ears. Amazing music.

Revisiting an old favorite in a favorite version. Duke Ellington "Jazz Party in Stereo" Mobile Fidelity gold cd Engineering and artistry meet in an epic encounter.