chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez

do we ever get to hear the both/and tape

and i was stoked to see her revisit that on the last tour. there i was and there was fleetwood mac, doing KILN HOUSE material , after all these years of chasing that stuff. she sang tell me all the things....duo lead style w/ the crowded house guy, but the most bluesy thing i heard hear do was world turning, where she takes a verse

they were

suprised these were so obscure even on the shelves way back when it sound GOOOOOOOOOOOD. like this is something an old 1st pressing wouldnt ever be doing-good.

cool

THEY CALL IT: A TELEPHONE (1916)

i personally invite any of the longterm boardmembers over to demo 1929 victor red seal symponies procesed throgh 1930 victor radio at full volume. you will forget the "cd" ever existed, and thats coming from someone who really likes cds

well if 55 never heard of it but the thing that i had listed 57 , w/ hank + art farmer. But at this point who knows, If you have the tape in front of you maybe thats all there ever was. Art Farmer wasnt the most reliable corroborator I suppse. Awesome upload though my guy

the BOLIVIA one came today is is also nuts- its the exact same band i saw 10y later minus vincent herring. For those of you who were there, were these Jazz Heritiage faccimle cover lps mail order only? they must of been for the vinyl holdouts who really, really didnt want cd.... so the freddie is interesting cause half the album was recorded digital and half analog

dude it’s awesome

cheap as possible, 5 cents less per cover?

MusicMasters IS jazz heritage society though im pretty sure its the same company

is that who i was seeing him with, w/ , Bobby Millitello? you guys know im the first to upgrade to cd a lot but i collected all the brubeck concords on vinyl, even though concord can be a good CD label.....i actually dont have any Brubeck offical on CD at all right now. theres no pic of it i can find but it should look something like this cd cover- 1994- this ***HAS*** to be it this is brubecks last vinyl new album release. - i was mentioning concord this is not concord- this is on Jazz Heritage- Brubeck actually had a deal w/ them theyre not lifted from another label) S

***GOT IT***

also ordered this one OMG I WAS SO WRONG THERE IS A " TRIO BRUBECK" + SONS 1994 JAZZ HERITAGE LP

i knowwww but god im REALLY INTO BRUBECK/SMITH AND HAVE COMPLETE ON VINYL incl stereo/mono duplicates of the top fantasys and columbias.......

scratched off a big one on my want-list on the way, brubecks last vinyl release he does Shine on Harvest Moon which is what my Jan. 1950 acetate is

"""""On this week-long visit to Seattle in July of 1982, Jack McDuff brought his own B-3, a well-used early seventies model. It featured a warning sign on the back, in red and black, that said "DANGER" and sported scary lightning bolts. A wise warning. Jack was playing his ass off on these dates! He also brought his Leslie 147, which featured a ripped woofer. The thing sounded fine until he would step on a pedal. "Buzzzzz," it said. He ignored it and played the hell out of the pedals anyway. You should ignore it too. It's funky. We have so far not been able to identify the other musicians who played that week. Jack couldn't remember. There's much suspicion that the superb alto player could be a very young Andrew Beals. The guitarist and drummer are also great, whoever they may be.""""" april make it good - walkin dog greensleeves -starlight gospelette A train wifes/lovers [untitled D min] Satin Tunisia Blues 1 & 8 Gospelette - Anoteh real Goodun Killer Joe April Make it Good Blues in the night Lover man Star Eyes I love you Deja Vu A Train Walkin dog will they also be release Groove Holmes live at parnells 1982 the month prior to jack? groove blues - rainy day dolphin st bluesette 100 ways of makin love starlight- grooves groove moose the mooche licks a plenty MR MAGIC MISTY just once allright w/ me song for father after hours renee jeanine JUST THE TWO OF US Grooves Blues Dolphin st Its impossible Me nd my only love JUST THE TWO OF US grooves groove Moose Summertime MISTY Starlight MR MAGIC 100 ways INDIANA Gemeni Renee Song for father WHen sunny /blue calypso holiday Just friends """" Groove came to Seattle a number of times in the 1980s. The tapes below are the almost complete record of two nights on this first visit in May of 1982. Groove had with him possibly one of the greatest and most storied "organ drummers" of all time, Joe Dukes. Dukes made himself famous on a long series of classic Jack McDuff recordings on Prestige. He was a brilliant nut with absolutely killin' time. Just listen. Speaking of incredible time, take Groove Holmes. Words can't do justice to his playing, and I wish I could comment on every song here, but nobody would read all that. So, about the equipment he brought with him: the B-3 was worn out and the whole thing wobbled back and forth as Groove played it, and his giant size made the organ look tiny. The output from the two manuals was split, which made possible the addition of a Nova Bass unit to the lower manual. This took the organ tones and added synthesized effects to them, then the result was fed to a stomp box called an envelope follower. The funky result was then fed to a wall of Acoustic amplifiers with 15" speakers and horns on top, no Leslies at all. The upper manual had another little stomp box added, a "Leslie effect." Didn't sound like a Leslie, but it added a nice juicy vibrato when wanted. The upper manual also had a wah-wah pedal attached to it, little-used here. --Willie Pettis (guitar)"""""

fantastic!!! glad to see him recognized!!

RIP, i have her debut Decca lp pink label promo

LONG LIVE PHAROAH

wow. not a huge reading guy but im gonna get this read tonight in a little while 100%

RIP

can you show him the video and ask him about what theyre talking about

absolutely -