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Tenor Saxophone – Dexter Gordon Piano – Kenny Drew Bass – Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen Drums – Albert "Tootie" Heath

yeah, a family friend died from this a few years ago. It was pretty bad.

Could be overstocks dumped for pennies by the distributor.

My first primary vote ever, in 1988. Still have the button I picked up from his campaign.

Duvall's character in the first Reacher movie was probably the only saving grace in that movie.

Those are great albums!

I have sections for sorted regular CD's (by artist within genre, with separate shelving for Blue Note, Strata-East, and a few other labels), for box sets (unsorted), for oversized digipaks which are not compatible with my main shelving (by artist within genre), but also some stacks of not-yet-shelved CD's, and many stacks of secondary/discard CD's in the basement. So I sometimes need to look a lot of places to see if I have a title. I always meant to make an excel list of everything I have, location, etc. during my retirement years, but life ended up throwing some curves, and I have a lot of (good) post-retirement responsibilities for family members that I had not anticipated.

Truly a flawed hero, but embracing one does not deny the other. Indeed, he was somebody. We all are, none more or less than anybody else.

Very sad end, and feels like the closing of an era. RIP.

They have a massive warehouse (10 minutes from my house,I drive by it frequently) and come by big boxes of products. I ordered several MIG Rockpalast CD/DVD sets from them, received them, and they were new and still sealed, totally legit, and played fine. One warning, they do not combine shipping on ebay orders. They've been around for decades.

Piano – Steve Kuhn Saxophone – Steve Slagle Bass – Harvie Swartz Drums – Michael Smith Gorgeous.

Horacee Arnold “Tribe & Tales of the Exonerated Flea” MIG Jazz Secrets 2 cd set. I’m listening to “Tribe,” cd 1.

The Wattstax version:

Harold Lopez Nussa, Nueva Timba (Blue Note)

ICP Orchestra – Two Programs: The ICP Orchestra Performs Nichols - Monk

I enjoyed that more than I expected to

Universal message. RIP

Now: Frank Butler - Wheelin' and Dealin' (Xanadu, rec. 1978) It's great fun to hear both Teddy Edwards and Joe Farrell in the front line.

RIP. This was recorded in 1972. T

Sachi Hayasaka – Minga

When Hackman died I intended to finally open up the DVD I had purchased at a Walmart for $5 to finally watch The Conversation. Realizing that Duvall was in it also makes me want to finally follow thru all the more. RIP.