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One of my favorite Mosaics. A real eye-opener for me!

According to Discogs, it was released on CD in Japan in 2005 https://www.discogs.com/release/8097611-The-Tony-Williams-Lifetime-The-Old-Bums-Rush

EXCELLENT! I don't know their albums that well, though.

I like Old Bum's Rush, too. Tequila has some great vocals!

I saw the 2nd show. Pretty interesting - kind of like Trane/Rollins/Ayler, but with a rock band.

VERY hard choices! 😎

I have that. It is a good compilation.

Earl McIntyre was introduced that night as the only musician in the band who played with Mingus. I can't give you any more information than that, though. I've seen various incarnations of the Mingus Big Band (mostly when Sue was alive and running the organization), but they were almost always engaged and put on a good show.

Members of MC5 and Radio Birdman

Sadly I never saw Mingus. The closest I got was seeing the Adams/Pullen Quartet a few times. The only musician in this edition who played with Charles was Earl McIntyre

Saw the Mingus Big Band on Saturday in NY. Fun show, as it always is. Some of the players in this edition were: Eric Mingus, Wayne Escoffery, Earl McIntyre, Abraham Burton, Bruce Barth

I saw the Smiths in 85 and 86 in NY. They were definitely good in their time. After they broke up I gravitated towards Johnny Marr. Only saw him once after that (w/Modest Mouse), but have seen him several times since he established his solo career. Always a great show!

Nice show tonight at Feinstein's in SF: Paula West w/Eric Reed, Jerome Jennings (d), Essiet Essiet (b)

This Stupid World, Yo La Tengo

Check it out. They're good. Kind of 'nervous psychedelia'. I just saw them last Friday.

Frankie And The Witch Fingers, "Monsters Eating People Eating Monsters..."

I bet there WILL be one in the not too distant future

That was my first thought, too. But apparently he DID play there in 2014. https://www.instagram.com/p/CoAwJcTsR_b/?igshid=ZDhmZGIxNmQ=

This is quite a good live album