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Release date February 11:

That clip with Miles was fascinating.

What a great documentary! Brad, thanks for alerting us and giving us a chance to see it. I got in right under the wire: started it yesterday and finished it today. Very greasy. Great interviews. Wish they had a little less about death and cancer, and I wish it would have gone into the mysteries of all the stops and drawbars. But still, it was just great.

TtK, if I had to guess, I think what you're referring to as an "Americana" sound is that a lot of the music played behind early silent films sounds like that. Think of Buster Keaton's "The General."

Excellent!

Listening now to this - Mabern is on fire:

I recently found a vinyl copy of "It's About Time." It's billed as by McCoy Tyner and Jackie McLean, but it seems to me like a Tyner album with McLean as part of the band. Jackie's only on 4 of the 6 tracks, and none are a showcase for him alone. It's a good album, although the SQ is sometimes funky. I think they missed an opportunity to call it McCoy and McLean.

The most obvious answer to me is the Mosaic Desmond box. Accompanied by just guitar, bass, drums; on one date, trombone, bass, drums. Sublime music. Also, be aware that while currently available, the Desmond box is now listed as "running low."

It's a great date.

Hi, Larry. I've posed a question to you in the thread about the upcoming Mosaic Tristano box: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/86711-some-previously-unreleased-lennie-tristano-is-in-the-works-now-from-stamford/&do=findComment&comment=1766264

I wonder what is Larry Kart's opinion about this set? He's very knowledgeable about Tristano, and wrote the notes for Mosaic's Tristano-Konitz-Marsh box.

Sorry to hear of your loss. Our Golden died of cancer when she was 10. It seems endemic to the breed. But they're always happy.

I always liked this track:

It's good; very enjoyable. Discussed here: https://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/84730-neil-swainson-49th-parallel/

I've never heard him, but it's notable that he has 3 albums coming out soon. Release date January 21: Release date January 7: Release date not listed:

Do they list anywhere how many sets will be made?

There's an article on her in today's NY Post. I've seen the ad and noticed the singer; I thought she sounded a lot like Stacey Kent, but determined it wasn't her. Now I know: Beverly Kenney: https://nypost.com/2021/12/16/tragic-life-of-singer-in-new-lincoln-aviator-ad-revealed/

Release date March 15; no additional info available:

When my son was little, he had many Thomas & Friends trains that look like they ran on Brio track. He still has the cars...how can you throw away Percy, Edward, et al?

I just downloaded "Lonesome Road." Could this be the reason you couldn't download when you tried? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-10313465/Amazon-Web-Services-Latest-outage-comes-just-days-disruption.html

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Lonesome-Road-Jimmy-Smith/dp/B07CPN7P7N/ref=tmm_msc_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

Sly and Robbie. Respect should be paid. RIP. https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/entertainment/20211208/robbie-shakespeare-sly-and-robbie-fame-has-died https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/dec/09/robbie-shakespeare-married-funk-and-reggae-to-create-a-catalogue-of-classics

The album is currently available as an mp3 download on Apple and Amazon. Here's the Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Cherokee-Jimmy-Smith/dp/B07CPT35DZ/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=jimmy+smith+cherokee&qid=1639516538&s=dmusic&sr=1-3

I love GG's "Am I Blue." Think of it as having been released on Prestige's Moodsville label. But I agree that "JOS Plays Fats Waller" is a negligible date. Much too polite, which is funny considering Waller's oeuvre.

My son loves model trains. He was started in this habit by his uncle, who has loved them since being a child. My son has O, HO and N gauge, as well as Lego trains (the Lego trains have their own tracks, engines and remote). He currently focuses on N gauge. O gauge is great, but it's hard to find the area needed to set up a nice layout.