BFrank

Here's the schedule for SFJAZZ's streaming series which includes multiple tributes to Wayne. I believe these were all the shows hastily assembled (with Herbie's help) after he had to cancel his run last January. I got to see the 'Wayne Shorter Celebration Pt. 2' (from 1/3/19) coming up on June 26. Fridays at Five

Just noticed this live album from last year's tour. Pretty much a live version of "Dissolution".

FWIW if you're a 'streamer,' both Compost albums are on Amazon Music.

There's a nice one-hour doc about Tal on Amazon Prime that I watched last week. Looks like it was probably filmed in the 60s, but a lot of nice paying and insight into the enigma that is Talmage Farlow

Excellent prog-rock

Can't go wrong with THAT!

Charles Mingus - The Jazz Workshop Concerts 1964-65, disks 5 & 6

Peter Evans Ensemble New album “Horizons” available on vinyl and digital formats, late summer 2020 -Features new compositions for quartet with Mazz Swift (violin & voice), Ron Stabinsky (piano & synths), Levy Lorenzo (percussion & electronics)

I've been interested in this re-issue that came out a few years ago. Anyone heard the additional tracks?

Dum Dum Girls

It's all taken from a single late night jam that they later cut up, added horns and voice.

Yes - I think that's right.

A good friend of mine is a huge Beatles fan and co-wrote this book about 40 years ago. It's basically a travel photo book of English locations associated with the Beatles.

Never heard of this film before, but caught a few minutes of it on TCM last week and was surprised to see some of these musicians. Not familiar with a lot of them, but a few are pretty obvious. Brubeck gets a few lines and playing a tune. Dave Brubeck - Piano John Dankworth - Alto Sax (as Johnny Dankworth) Charles Mingus - Bass Bert Courtley - Trumpet Keith Christie - Trombone Ray Dempsey - Guitar Allan Ganley - Drums Tubby Hayes - Tenor Sax and Vibes Barry Morgan - Bongos Kenny Napper - Bass Colin Purbrook - Piano John Scott - Alto Sax and Flute (as Johnny Scott)

I just scrolled through his Facebook page and there's no mention of any upcoming release at all. My guess is that this is some sort of reissue (maybe gray market?). My best friend knows him pretty well and I've met him a few times. Nice guy.

Interesting cross-genre solo album from the singer in Paramore

New album by the other half of the Raconteurs

How is that different from this 2007 album?

Noel has put out some pretty decent pop albums over the past several years.

All four Special Edition albums on ECM. Great stuff!

The Deluxe disk of this set '1983 / Live in Toronto' is on fire!

Interesting. Mostly live stuff.

I saw a similar lineup (w/Flo & Eddie) in 71 at Pauley Pavillion, UCLA when they recorded "Just Another Band from L.A." After the Hot Rats disappointment, I'd have to see what's in this set before thinking about getting it.