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😊 Pay $ to hear the '68 rejected Jackie session that Norman Connors supposedly f*#ked up.

Right? Nothing like getting re-hipped to stuff that gone dusty for decades! Got re-hipped to Morgan, Byrd, Mobley, Shorter, etc., because of threads like this.

Nice one, especially track one.

Back to Kenny. I still don't know how this became classic Kenny, it's alright, much prefer Introducing over this, but glad to have it, its nice on the ears. Listening again, I really do like this record. I didn't realize what a treat it is to listen to Kenny. Arguably, my favorite guitarist.

Meant to keep the Kenny fest going but wasn't looking and picked this gem instead, Dave and Kenny are brothers!? Thought they were cousins. Whatever the case, they're both awesome.

Have the Savoy, but that top LP looks really hip. Too bad its opp. Never seen this before, wow.

That top record "Sastanak" looks amazing. Really, anything with Julius Watkins on it, I'm interested.

Listening again, it almost seems to precipitate where Miles would be going in almost 6 years later. Trippy stuff.

Yeah, have the Wayne Shorter VJ's that were issued, which I really like (no one sounds like Wayne but Wayne) but can't compare much more with the other VJ's I have which is Kelly at Midnight and the Frank Strozier, no Lee's. Right, not going to blow your mind, but I like how you framed it: solid-ca 1960 hard bop. Cool by these ears. 👍 I haven't broken this cd out about the time I bought it about in 2004. Just got to track 5. Wow. Thanks to re-hipping me to this, really digging it.

Have Free Form in my hands right now. Spinning now.

Really digging the new KB On View double CD set, are those Tina Brooks tracks on CD2 really new? Keeping the Burrell vibe going:

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Nice. Really digging deep into DB's early, mid sixties BN's right now.

Incredible. Cherry and Blackwell are monster trucks! Dogs, like horses are amazing companions to us, I am so sorry to hear this. My brother in law's cat just past away in his daughter's arms. Rest in peace wonderful companions.

I'm not either, no musicals/plays, no nothing, lols, as much as my wife wants to make me watch them, but form your own opinion on the music, until you see/hear this badass introduction there is a similarity; coulisse 1972 Chick to 1973 Lalo:

Jazzbo, Yeah, wow. Makes me wonder if Lalo Schrifen was inspired by this music (1972) to compose the music for Magnum Force (1973). IMO, Chick could've wrote the music for the whole movie. HG