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Gary Foster played with Herbie? WTF was that all about?

Then a few people buy the records, many don't. The time passes and more people say, hey, what's the deal with this guy, and they find something, want more, and the reissues either do or do not happen. Moral of the story is - pay attention in real time if at all possible (if you're so inclined), and if not, buy the reissues as they arrive. Either way, carpe diem. Oh, DOGON AD also made it out on Artista/Freedom.

Will Shat

https://www.discogs.com/artist/1455683-El-Combo-De-Pepe He shows on those.

It is what it is, and some days are better than others.

This is a good film.

Similar. But not the same.

Was Waldron playing a lot of standards on his gigd in 1979, or had he pretty much moved on?

I once got to spend an afternoon hanging out with Danny Spencer, totally cool guy. Looking forward to hearing him play with Joe.

The one time I saw Dexter was at the Jazz Showcase, but Kirk Lightsey, David Eibankd, and Eddie Gladden. That would be fine too! But as long as Eddie Gladden is there, all should be well.

Steve Rodby has been around for a while: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Rodby Danny Spencer was the drummer on the Kenny Cox Blue Note sides. Steve Rodby has been around for a while: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Rodby

Mel Brooks - The 99 year Old Man ,(HBO. Pts 1 & 2)

That's a false dichotomy. Plenty of non-musicians will be interested in hearing this stuff You don't have to be a musician to hear music.

There won't be all of that, at least not at once. I hope... But if I was still working and there was, then yes? This was right after Trane got back from Paris with Miles. where he blew the lid off of everything. So now he went ahead and got busy with his own band, working out his own math. A crucial time, and I for one will be interested in all of it I can afford (and maybe some I can't...)