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I thought there was a discussion on jazz in commercials. I couldn't locate that thread, but here's a commercial. "The Sidewinder" Not a jazz musician in a commercial, but a jazz tune in one. https://instagram.com/p/DCAniQaMhNz/

RIP Roy. Thanks for the music.

What a life. I loved his music and him too rest in peace lew

RIP Quincy. Thanks for all you've given the world of music.

RIP.

RIP

I’m more excited about the Tiberi Coltrane release that will come out for his 100th birthday in 2026.

This looks great. https://store.bluenote.com/pages/blue-note-review?utm_campaign=596740_10.16.24_Blue Note Records_Blue Note Review - Lee Morgan_Full List_231870_US&utm_medium=email&utm_source=dotmailer&dm_i=4YWU,CSG4,5422W0,1XH75,1 NEVER-BEFORE-RELEASED DISCOVERY Live Jam at The Gate of Horn, Chicago, IL (Probably 1959?) A ‘mysterious’ jam session featuring an early live recording of Lee Morgan that likely took place in 1959 at the legendary Chicago club The Gate of Horn. Lee Morgan (Trumpet), Ira Sullivan (Saxophone), Nicky Hill (Saxophone), Bobby Timmons (Piano), Spanky DeBrest (Bass), Philly Joe Jones (Drums)

Any art collectors in the house? https://www.juliensauctions.com/en/auctions/-tony-bennett-part-ii-538 Of all the sketches, the one of Lady Gaga has the highest bid. Some nice water color paintings also up for auctions. Some of those I thought would draw a higher amount of money, but there is still time left.

Segment & Diverse are one in the same. Did Charlie Parker rename the tune? If so, which was the original title?

He was 88.

The last viewing date from Eddie’s Facebook page was Wednesday. I watched it that day.

I just watched this documentary on PBS in the US. Eddie is truly a genius. Did anyone else watch this? It may still be on PBS.

This new Mosaic coming out looks interesting. Classic V-Disc Small Group Jazz Sessions Limited Edition Box Set (#279 – 11 CDs) Preorder Sale Price – $159 Regular Price $179. Reserve Your Limited Edition Set Today! Release Date: October 15 This set collects some of the finest small-group jazz of the artistically turbulent Forties in collaborations that would not have happened otherwise. The V-Disc program did not record every important jazz artist active in those years, but they captured a great deal. These sessions are a fascinating cross-section of small-group jazz, with stars and some musicians never found in jazz history books. By focusing on small groups and great solos, Mosaic has put together a collection that is more focused and pure than some varied and almost-random V-Disc sets that have appeared over the years, as well as more expansive than the one-or-two CD collections that concentrated on a more narrow set of artists. These are the artists who would have been appearing on 52nd Street or clubs in LA, as well as superstars who would have beamed into soldiers’ living room radios if they had been home. There couldn’t be a more comprehensive collection of music from these years, much of which would have been lost without these musical documents.