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$85??? It's $335.85 now😧

The Great Nessa, Aggie87, David Weiss and Pete C that I can think of. There are a few jazz folks on FB that I might have met here first, but can't remember for sure

I noticed they're live streaming on Saturday. I might have to check in on that.

True. Hoping they were able to at least 'mostly fill' all 4 shows.

Glad to hear they had a nice turnout. Couldn't tell here. They did 4 shows over 2 nights in the small (100 seat) Joe Henderson Lab at SFJAZZ. The show I saw wasn't quite full. Agree about Tomeka. I've seen her a number of times and am more impressed with her every time! She recently received McArthur award, too! https://www.macfound.org/fellows/class-of-2022/tomeka-reid#searchresults

Cool! He has quite a following. And celebrating his 1,000th video tomorrow with a live YouTube conversation. He's one of my oldest friends. We were roommates in college.

My friend Mazzy (who posts on a lot of vinyl topics and hosts discussions) got to speak for an hour with Joe Harley recently. You might like this conversation

Great show tonight. An impressive lineup. Picked up her recent RogueArt album after the show and will listen to it tomorrow. They're recording another one this week for release sometime next year.

Looks GOOD! 👏 BTW, we now have a FULL compliment of emojis!

I like them both! Other than the one track, they're very different. I wish there was more Leon Thomas on Welcome, too.

Great! Thanks for the heads up!

Sunday at SFJAZZ Myra Melford's Fire and Water Quintet with Ingrid Laubrock sax, Mary Halvorson guitar, Tomeka Reid cello, Lesley Mok drums

Combo Chimbita: "Colombian psychedelic-heavy metal-soul-funk" Should be interesting!

Interesting how much great jazz there was in 73. Especially since the 70's were generally not considered great years for the music. As far as rock in 73, I think there was some great stuff there, but not by established artists.

This is the Chameleons UK. Their core albums came out in the 80's, then released some live stuff in the 90s, and put out this one in 2001. Surprisingly good after spending so much time off.

Saw them last night in a small venue here in SF. Great show!

I saw FZ at UCLA when they recorded "Another Band from LA" - just before this period. But enjoyed him much better a few years later with Duke and that Roxy-era band.

There's a multipart interview between those 2 on YouTube about what Grissom looks for in a guitar.