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I'm actually listening to this on the "Live in San Francisco" cd--wish it had been reissued separately in Japan.

Nah, "Re: Imagined" wasn't doing it for me, so Miles Davis "Circle in the Round" Columbia LPs sides 3 and 4.

"Blue Note Re: Imagined" disc 2

It's a Fender Bass VI. I have a Japanese reissue. Very cool instrument. https://www.fender.com/articles/gear/the-bass-vi-part-guitar-part-bass-all-epic

Mark Turner "In this World" Warner Bros cd.

Lafayette Gilchrist "Now" 2 cd set

LOL. . . I can relate, totally. An Ohio thing, but not just an Ohio thing.

"Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus" I wanted to hear "Fables of Faubus." For some reason.

Lafayette Gilchrist "Now" (2 cd) I wish Mr. Gilchrist would have his work mastered less "loud." Great music.

Miles Davis "Circle in the Round" Columbia 2 LP set, Record 1

Flora Purim "500 Miles High-- at Montreux" Milestone LP This very LP made me fall in love with Flora. I was already a big fan of Airto's but hadn't been really jealous of him yet. . . .

My wallet took a hit. I noticed that Dusty Groove has a handful of the SF Jazz Collective sets not only available but at great prices and grabbed those that I did not have, and added a few "forthcoming" to my Watch List. Perhaps these are being repressed? I also noticed that Amazon had a few more (pricier) newly arrived and purchased two of those. I will soon only lack 3 of their releases.

I've had two motorcycle accidents and know what can happen and have been fortunate not to be hurt worse. I also had a car accident and was perhaps worse for the wear in that accident. I was also hit by a car in inner city Philadelphia at age 9 crossing at a crosswalk--drunk driver turned the wrong way onto a one way street, clipped my left hip and threw me into the air. None of these were my fault. . . . Anything can happen anytime and I have decided just not to dwell on them or let them decide for me whether I ride, drive or walk across intersections.

Right now listening to disc 2. SFJazz Collective "Original Compositions & Works of Herbie Hancock"

And interestingly on yesterday's date in '31 Pops recorded "Georgia on my Mind" . . . .

Good points. Modern bikes are safer and more reliable in general. Though a seasoned rider with decades under the belt might prefer the "work" and feel of an older bike. Personally I know how it feels to be "hit by a truck" because almost exactly 10 years ago I was rear-ened by a pickup truck while I was stopped waiting to make a left turn. It doesn't feel good. Luckily I somehow was okay other than a very badly bruised lower back area where my seat backrest resisted be being pushed backwards.

It was John Lewis' 5th Congressional district that created the lead for a candidate last night. Symbolic.

I just stole that image from the internet and my copy is not a Speaker's Corner reissue.

SFJazz Collective "Original Compositions & Works of Herbie Hancock" disc 1

Lafayette Gilchrist "Dark Matter" Old school. . . new school. . . you've been schooled solo piano.

Chick Corea + Origin "A Week at the Blue Note" 6 cd set, disc 1 https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/kPIAAOSwS1JeHQ1n/s-l640.jpg

"Cannonball Adderley Quintet in Chicago" Japan LP facsimile cd. Been too long since I spun this classic.

I've been riding motorcycles on and off since '78. I love them. My favorites have been a '74 BMW 900R and an '08 Harley Davidson Fat Bob. I still own the latter. I rode motorcycles that were 250cc or so off road and in motorcycle safety classes. They seem like toys to me, but that is because since '78 I have owned a 400/4, a 650, a 750, a 900, a 1000 and now a 1600 and I am a cross country riding lover. But they are good for back road or small town riding and for a beginner. My best experiences have been with Honda, BMW and Harley Davidson.