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File it under "D" or "C"? For me, "D."

Listening to the out takes on Dusc #3.

Belated happy birthday, Miles Davis (May 26, 1926 – September 28, 1991).

Disc #2's Third Stone From The Sun/If You Love me Like You Say, because of the Hendrix original & Jaco Pastorius' version in his solos.

Just found @ the local vinyl shop, this lp , The Who: Live At Leeds, ($6) has all the original inclusions but it was the poster, The Who–Maximum R&B, that sealed the purchase. Sort of like finding a Beatles White album with all the original glossy photos. Looking toward framing the poster. Addendum: The Live At Leeds LP inserts: a Delivery Note receipt for a smoke generator, Notice of proceeding from county court for return of Vox guitar, a bass and a settle a returned check, a receipt for a gig when they were The High Numbers (1964), a box office receipt from the Jee Club (1964), a letter from EMI records regarding demos submitted as The High Numbers (1965), a gig cancellation letter(1965), a tour itinerary by the manager (196?), a contract for their Woodstock performance for $12,500, a typed out My Generation lyric sheet for the studio, an early B&W promo photo, a B&W photo of Townsendairborn with guitar at Woodstock, and the big fold-out poster The Who: Maximum R&B.

Wilco, Sky Blue Sky

Astor Piazzolla & New Tango Quintet, Tango: Zero Hour

My wife's pick at the vinyl shop, an LP she once owned is now back.

From the vinyl shop (mine is adorned with blue ink pen doodling):

She got it,"There's no one else." Dinner on the way!

Lining up a selection for my sweetheart when she steps in the door, Do What You Like, as she love Ginger Baker. I usually aske her, "Who's is playing." and she gets it right!

The Filene Center at Wolf Trap is our favorite outdoors venue, Hollywood Bowl would be a great west coast visit. Until then...