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This is the only SY I have. It's a compilation. Per Wikipedia, "the album contains sixteen tracks: the first fifteen were selected by other artists, and the sixteenth is an exclusive new recording by Sonic Youth."

Maybe Smith is jazz in conception, but not jazz in execution. It's hard for me to believe he could improvise using those block chords.

There's always Ebay.

Ray Charles: The Complete Atlantic Recordings 1952-1959, $26.82 at barnesandnoble.com: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/p/pure-genius-the-complete-atlantic-recordings-1952-1959-ray-charles/24353000/2690700762513?st=PLA&sid=BNB_DRS_Core+Catch-All,+Low_00000000&2sid=Google_&sourceId=PLGoP212586&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIseG41uGI3gIVC41pCh3SMAq9EAQYASABEgJnZ_D_BwE

Dave's picks 28: Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ, 6/17/76 (with bonus tracks from 6/23 and 6/28).

Hum, speaking of...this is being re-released October 26: https://www.amazon.com/Kind-Blue-Anniversary-Miles-Davis/dp/B07G24T8DB/ref=sr_1_35?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1539453040&sr=1-35&refinements=p_n_date%3A1249114011

Per the blurb on Amazon, Person also produced: https://www.amazon.com/Youre-Gonna-Hear-James-Suggs/dp/B07J35Q96P/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1539452851&sr=1-2&keywords=james+suggs

Beautiful! Thanks for posting.

His medleys are fun. "An Intimate Evening" has a Thought Medley (I Had The Craziest Dream/Thinking Of You/The Very Thought Of You), a Change Medley (There'll Be Some Changes Made/Change Partners/You've Changed), and a Street Medley (Easy Street/Broadway/Forty-Second Street/Beale Street Blues/On Green Dolphin Street/Basin Street Blues/Don't Forget 127th Street/Street Of Dreams/The Street Where You Live). "My Friend The Piano" has a Summer Medley (Guess I'll Go Back Home This Summer/Indian Summer) and an Always Medley (It's Always You/Always/This Is Always).

Release date November 9, 2018: Release date December 7, 2018:

Release date November 23, 2018:

https://variety.com/2018/music/news/frank-sinatra-lush-life-only-the-lonely-1202976600/ Hear Frank Sinatra’s Unfinished ‘Lush Life,’ Finally Released After 60 Years.

Yes, I saw this listing and it does sound interesting. Burton was on fire in those days. I'm not too sure about Michael Gibbs; I only know him from Burton's ECM release "Seven Songs For Quartet And Chamber Orchestra", and didn't much enjoy it.

As I recall, there were no files in the Macintosh HD/Users/(your name)/Music/iTunes folder after the upgrade. Once I moved my backup .itl file in there, the other files appeared. That's why I thought it might be just a Spotlight issue. I keep my music on an external hard drive. As for the long shot: no. And no manually set permissions. As for worrisome issues: Why would the upgrade delete just one file (the .itl file)? Did it delete other files I'm not aware of? That's why I'm so glad I keep my music on an EHD, because that wasn't touched during the upgrade.

No updates currently waiting. My iTunes is the latest version (12.9.0.164).

The upgrade also lost about 5% of my album art.

No warning; the file copied fine.

BTW, I think what happened is that after the upgrade is installed, it re-indexes all your files. So it's not that the upgrade deleted the .itl file; the computer just wasn't seeing, and couldn't access, the file at the time I opened iTunes. But after a while, the other files can be seen.

The solution was simple, btw. I backup every night, so I located my backup copy of iTunes Library.itl and copied it to the location that iTunes needs to find it: Macintosh HD/Users/(your name)/Music/iTunes (to find it, in Finder choose Go > Home > Music > iTunes). So if you're thinking of upgrading to Mojave, make sure you first backup your hard drive.

I've just upgraded to Mojave, and iTunes cannot find my iTunes Library.itl. It should be, and normally is, in the Music>iTunes folder. I don't know what the upgrade process did to it, but I did a search for it without success. If anyone else hears of this happening, pls let me know.

Try to find his autobiographical book Lost In America. Some of the best writing I've ever experienced: https://www.amazon.com/Lost-America-Isaac-Bashevis-Singer/dp/0385157568

It's on his Wikipedia page.

Great news! Go Laurie!

Led Zeppelin will be re-climbing the stairway to a federal courthouse after a federal appeals court on Friday ordered a new trial in a case accusing the legendary rock band of ripping off one of rock’s most recognized riffs. https://nypost.com/2018/09/29/led-zeppelin-forced-to-defend-stairway-to-heaven-in-court-again/

Thanks. I've deleted mine as well.