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Music for Black Pigeons https://share.google/3BJ1fFQsp5Jf6DWO4 It's on Kanopy.

I like it anyway. Maybe not for everybody, though.

Trees.

Goodyear had a series too

I think that there was a film about Bro that included some footage of these sessions, and not just playing?

I thought that I had snoozed and looked. CvD advised me that out of the 500 hard copy sets they had ordered that the manufacturer (in Poland!) still had another 200 or so to deliver and most of those were going to vendors. She suggested reserving a copy at either Dusty zGroove or Forced Exposure. Good advice, but when I went to Forced Exposure, they showed it as In Stock, so I ordered, and it looks like it's good to go. So, Forced Exposure, yeah!

Pretty damn dark.

Thanks for the tip. Preordered!

This was a 1977 LP:

No, I meant what I said. Perhaps the irony doesn't translate?

https://www.radioechoes.com/?page=play_download&mode=play&dl_mp3folder=A&dl_file=afrs_v_disc_collection_194x-xx-xx_kay_kyser_and_his_orchestra_-_bye_bye_blues.mp3&dl_series=AFRS V Disc Collection&dl_title=Kay Kyser And His Orchestra - Bye Bye Blues&dl_date=194x.xx.xx&dl_size=479.6 KB Sounds like White Glenn Miller to me...

Nope! This guy was very "local". But his locality was large enough sustain him with a bit (or more) of good old-school hustling. That, and being able to play his instrument quite nicely, as this sample hopefully attests to.

Yes on #7, but no on Rusty Bryant.

I can work around it. Just saying...

Kay Kyser?

Hell yeah.

Thanks for participating and some very cogent commentary. Have a good nap on Thanksgiving, and don't smoke!

Cole's book is odious nonsense.

Both enlightening and original... No.