JSngry

That was awesome.

But the Wayne session still lives?

Apparently Pha Teryell is off-putting to some jazz purists.

Watching relative buttload of 1930-1932 Cagney movies on TCM streaming and have become a bit impressed by the tight effectiveness of Roy Del Ruth. If "modern" movies are multi-CD concept albums, these films are 78s, a lot gets done without wasting time. Del Ruth slumped for a while and occasionally came back, but these are some good movies.

Or just do an Andy Kirk set.

The Hampton/Hines record is dandy! But those guy defaulted to dandy. The Bull Doggett record was fun as well.

Betty Carter would be a GREAT choice, no matter how they put it together.

I bought one out of a cutout bin and instead of an Elvin record it was a Nina Simone club date in pretty poor sound quality. Not what I was either looking or hoping for.

That shirt design could be trying to make a point that the music of Strata-East is no longer outsider music and is now staking it's claim astral and true American music and by extension real America. If that's the intent, then that's a pretty radical notion itself

Is the label making those shirts?

Would one of them be John Worster?

From where did you get this?

Do you have data to support this assertion? Or is that just speculation? Please advise.

Inner Urge is pretty strong too.

You would think...