BFrank

Nice album with the genius of her husband John Leventhal producing and adding extremely tasty guitar parts

The band was scheduled to play at the upcoming Big Ears Festival. They're still on the schedule, but now being billed as: Brian Blade, Bill Frisell, Jason Moran & Thomas Morgan: The Music of Ron Miles. As of their last update, they only state that he will be "unable to appear at Big Ears due to a medical condition requiring surgery and an extended period of convalescence". I assume this show will still go on.

A great band for SURE. I was fortunate to see them a number of times. Always on fire! The Timeless and Soul Note albums are my favorites.

Released today!

Excellent! I haven't looked for a couple weeks, so that's a BIG improvement.

One of his better albums, for sure!

I still haven't been able to face up to putting a schedule together. The hardest part for me will be logistics. Especially when it involves a trek between the Bijou/Tennessee Auditoriums and the Standard/Mill & Mine clubs. I'm hoping that the shuttle bus situation will be a little more reliable this year.

That edition was especially good! I've seen nearly every edition at least once. It's been interesting to see the band as it changes - typically one or two musicians per year. I don't have all the albums, though.

Peter Green

I totally missed that listing! Should have gone.

Three weeks!

They had almost 3 months to work this out. RIDICULOUS!

RIP, Dallas Good

I saw him on Friday with Terri Lyne Carrington during her SFJAZZ residency. I thought he was good, but he wasn't the sole focus of the music. He shared the stage with Kris Davis, Linda May Han Oh, Elena Penderhughes (flute) and Matt Stevens on guitar

Some great Pepper in this set

I was lucky enough to see them. Bonnie & Delaney opened up, and I'm pretty sure that Eric sat in with them on a couple numbers. When Clapton/Winwood did a tour in 2008/2009 they played some Blind Faith tunes - included on this album. Clapton was more energized than he had been in years.

Great album, for SURE!

Double Exposure is great! It's also Larry's last date. He passed not long after that recording.

Joe Chambers does that tune on this album, too

I've seen Diatom Ribbons before. Definitely worth seeing, and I'm hoping to catch the 2nd set. Also Val Jeanty (who's in the group) has her own show on Saturday. But she's up against Nubya Garcia and Meredith Monk/Bang on a Can.

Lady Blackbird

One of his best!