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I like it a very lot, especially the quartet side. Top-shelf imo. That mouthpiece? Maybe a metal Selmer?

Whoa!!!

Same.

I recall an interview with Billy Butler, and his story was in line with Doggett's. I think it was Jazz Journal and I think it was Billy Butler?

He came to get the time visually, by looking at the bassist, mostly.

Lima, Ohio? Maybe Joe Henderson was around?

Not yet seeing the Dodgers as Evil, currently just Annoying As Fuck, and WELL on the way to Evil. Wishing Adolis Garcia some kind of Renaissance in Philly, maybe in a way that gets the Phillies past the Dodgers. That would be as glorious as it is unlikely

Hearing aids. Hearing deteriorated, not skills.

I know. But still...

The Mobley 50s Mosaic is a REALLY good set.

Sunset was a budget label for what by then was all things Liberty...I am interested in what these recordings were sourced from...Columbia seems unlikely...maybe Everest? https://www.discogs.com/release/3437403-Woody-Herman-The-Herd-Rides-Again But how did that get over to Liberty?

Wrong? It depends.

I like that they're advertising Boyd Raeburn as being "modern" before both Stan Kenton and Woody Herman. That's accurate!

Stunning indeed. Quite a legacy, probably cut short. Sad. Sad

Fiesty!

I concur. Totally. But I'm old, and I'm not expecting the future to grandfather me in (although I am a grandfather...). I tell you what I'm NOT gonna do, and that's to go back to vinyl. Been there, done that.

Downloads need no packaging. Storage, yes. But not packaging.

Preordered. But an eyebrow was raised at the lack of mention about donating a portion of the proceeds, as was done on the first set It's still a relevant issue imo. Maybe this time a donation to one of the AFM's charitable funds?