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Great album.

Reinhard Goebel complete Archiv box, disc 46.

Kurt Masur - The Complete Warner Classics Edition, disc 59.

Just a guess, but maybe for the filming of Dick Tracy?

Just picked up a vinyl copy of World Of Trombones from Dusty Groove. I really like Slide's mind. He's certainly all in on the trombone! Ingenious arrangements for 9 trombones playing in unison. It's an interesting sound! The musicians are all late-70's wonderful: Trombone: Slide, Clifford Adams Jr., Clarence Banks, Curtis Fuller, Earl McIntyre, Douglas Purviance, Janice Robinson, Steve Turre, Papo Vasquez Albert Dailey, piano Ray Drummond, bass Leroy Williams, drums

It was Soul Finger.

I think it's a function of having fewer active members.

Very few people contributed to mine also.

My guess is Plas Johnson.

Like a freight train. RIP.

It will. The Apple web page I linked to above states: Consolidate your files in the Music folder Depending on how you imported items into Music, some items in your library might be stored in different locations (for example, in another folder or on another storage device). You can consolidate all the files in your library in the Music folder—for example, to make it easier to move your library to a new computer. In the Music app on your Mac, choose File > Library > Organize Library. Select “Consolidate files.” Files remain in their original locations, and copies are placed in the default folder. So it will copy, not move, your music files into Apple Music's preferred folder. That protects your files from being lost or corrupted during the moving process, which is good, but it will duplicate your files. You could simply delete the files from the original location once the move is complete (and then make sure to empty the trash). But it could be a problem if you don't have enough hard drive space to hold duplicates of all your music files. Instead, you could do the process on a folder-by-folder basis: Take a folder of music you know doesn't open in Apple Music, and drag that folder into the A.M. program window (when I do this, I have the program open to the "Songs" view). See if those tracks will then play through A.M. and, if so, delete those files from their original location.

Reinhard Goebel complete Archiv box, disc 45.

Kurt Masur - The Complete Warner Classics Edition, disc 58.

Reinhard Goebel complete Archiv box, disc 44. Thanks for the clarification.

Kurt Masur - The Complete Warner Classics Edition, disc 57. Interesting that it also wasn't included in "The Menuhin Century" box.

iTunes wants all of your music files to be in one folder, titled Music. This folder can have many subfolders, but it looks for all your music in that one folder. That folder also needs to have your Music Library file, which is the index iTunes uses to find your music files (iTunes creates and maintains this file). in iTunes aka Music (I'm referring here to the macOS version), if you go to Music/Settings... , the Files tab will show you where it thinks your Music media folder is. There are also two check boxes: "Keep Music Media folder organized" and "Copy files to Music Media folder when adding to library." It's been years since I've had to put my music files in order, so I don't remember how to direct you to do it. It is a lot of work, and you need the skill set and patience of a librarian. Here's a good place to start: https://support.apple.com/guide/music/change-where-music-files-are-stored-mus69248042d/mac Good luck!

Did you try my suggestion?

Disc 1.

As a diagnostic step, take one of the songs that will not play, right click it and choose Get Info. In the pop-up box that opens, click File. Under "Location," is that where the music file is located on your hard drive? If not, it could be that iTunes (Music) forgot the path to find the music file.

Reinhard Goebel complete Archiv box, disc 43.

Kurt Masur - The Complete Warner Classics Edition, disc 56.

Fun set of tunes. 1: As soon as I heard the guitar, I knew who it was. When the tenor joined in, I knew what it was. It's track 3-13 from this. 2: Art Tatum. Buddy De Franco? It Had To Be You. 3: Don Byas with a big band? 4: Something classic on Blue Note? Doesn't sound like Art Hodes, and there were no clarinets on BN. Fun, upbeat tune. 5: Archaic rhythm. I hear a banjo. Lu Watters? 6: More cowbell! Is this Muhal or some other AACM-aligned group? Long bass solo. Sirone? 7: No clue. Sounds like it straddles jazz and classical. When I heard guitar, I thought it might be Johnny Smith on Schoenberg's Serenade Op. 24, but no. 8: Bass & indian percussion? Very driving, in the pocket. I like this. Going to guess Dave Holland. 9: Piano - bass - drums, possibly led by bassist. No clue who. 10: Sidney Bechet. 11. S'posin. Sprightly large band arrangement. Can't identify. 12. Fun. Arthur Blythe? 13. Sax sounds familiar. Organ, separate bassist. Disco sound. Something on Muse? 14. Funky sound quality. Drummer sounds like Elvin. Beyond that, I can only guess. Dave Liebman or George Coleman?

Great post.

"Ohio Players" is the songwriting credit. The band is Ribot & friends.