BFrank

30 years later, still a great album!

A high school favorite!

RIP Dallas Good

I use both Amazon Music and Tidal (which a friend gifted me). Both are good and have extensive catalogs. It's nice having both because they don't duplicate each other exactly, and Tidal often has a better jazz selection than Amazon.

My 2 cents on Eric is that my formative music fandom grew out of the late 60s and all the groundbreaking music that was released on a seemingly day to day basis. Cream was way up there along with Jimi, the Airplane and all the rest. I still think Cream was an amazing band in their day, but over the years I came to realize that Jack Bruce was the innovator in that band, not Eric. As time went by I followed his career with much more interest than Clapton who seemed release an endless stream of mediocre albums. I still treasure most of Jack's output, both on solo albums and with more adventurous stuff with artists like Kip Hanrahan and Tony Williams.

Lon - I bet that RAWWWWKS!!

Sorry. Don't see it, either.

I have this CD, too. Had no idea it was scarce. Sales prices have jumped around on Discogs the past couple of years, but someone's selling one for $12 right now.

Juana Molina "ANRMAL"

Kind of interesting because it sounds like Tull, but at the same time very different

And he quit while he was ahead!

Went to the Buster Posey retirement celebration at Oracle Park today. Quite an event! Lots of guests from Bonds to Pence to Brian Wilson to Bochy to Bengie Molina and many others.

Saw him performing with Meredith Monk and the Bang on a Can All Stars at Big Ears in March

I'd love to see a Mega Cannonball set, but probably won't happen for the same reason as Buddy Rich. It would involve too many labels.

This was a nice set - 21 disks

Nice piece, for sure. I was a huge fan in the 70s. I need to catch up on some of later work.