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I'll have a ex-McCartney Marlin Slammer on eBay soon, from his rare "right hand" period.

New Gold Dream for sure. Then the 5x5 live album, pick your favourites and work through the early stuff according to preference. Sparkle In The Rain as well of course plus Once Upon A Time is about 50/50.

Helpful info in from the SM web shop, I emailed asking what mix you get on the re-released vinyl: "the vinyl is the same as CD1 from the box set. It’s a re-master of the original album – re-mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Andrew Walters and overseen by Charlie Burchill". So no SW mix apart from Disc 5 of the multi-pack.

'61 stack knob Jazz with only light retouching! [url="http://www.ebay.com/itm/EX-PINO-PALLADINO-FENDER-JAZZ-BASS-STACK-KNOB-1961-VINTAGE-FENDER-BASS-WHO-/391434650065"]http://www.ebay.com/...O-/391434650065[/url] Just shy of £16k. "Get it in time for Father’s Day!" says eBay, optimistically.

[quote name='darkandrew' timestamp='1464875046' post='3063388'] I got it on a blu-ray disc (features new 5.1 mix, new stereo mix and original stereo mix) for about £15 but I think you also get the same mixes if you buy the deluxe CD / DVD boxset (retails around £35- £40) but I don't think it's available on it's own on CD. There's also a New Gold Dream box set and blu-ray audio disc with new 5.1 and stereo mixes by Steven Wilson due for release in July although, to be honest, there's not a lot wrong with the original mix of that album. [/quote] Yep, I've seen the promo bumpf for the NGD box, looks good. Hopefully it'll end up on Spotify like the Sparkle box (well, 4 out of 5 discs anyway).

Is the Steven Wilson remix available as a standard stereo release on CD or vinyl?

[quote name='julesb' timestamp='1464712688' post='3061729'] Looks like you need to do some sat sun swappage [/quote] I'm hoping they will cos I can't Still I've booked to see Stanley Clarke at the Jazz Caff anyway, and I'll be seeing Giuliana later in the year. Just need Esperanza to do a warm up gig somewhere in London and I'm sorted. What're your feelings on how it's already being billed as a "jazz funk and soul" festival rather than the "jazz festival" it started out being?

Gah, just listened to Emily's D+Evolution, it's really good. Still can't go

Good job. I hope they get a new carpet as well, I've not been the same since sitting on it for that Juan Alderete demo

What's in the previous Wunjo bass shop now by the way?

[quote name='drTStingray' timestamp='1464506796' post='3059853'] Vordeman and Riley? I don't think it's called that any more. [/quote] Two from the top, the rest from the bottom please.

[quote name='Rich' timestamp='1464348809' post='3058687'] ** three if you include V&R. [/quote] V&R isn't there any more, it's quite helpfully called "No Tom Vintage & Classic Guitars", seriously. https://notomguitars.com/

This takes the sting out of not being able to see Mark Giuliana at Love Supreme in July (a bit)

...and I've just received the "stage splits and timings" email as well!

Fans of Blackstar and Tim Lefebvre might be interested to know that Donny McCaslin and band - the team on Blackstar - are playing at this years Jazz Festival in November. http://www.efglondonjazzfestival.org.uk/events/info/donny-mccaslin

Thanks! Didn't look hard enough. But dammit all I want to see is on Saturday - and all in a row in the Big Top. What a line-up - Esperanza, S/M/G, Stanley Clarke.

I've not seen the day splits yet - where are you looking? The main website doesn't say (yet)

Like previous years, all the good stuff is happening in the side tents. Add Scofield/Mehldau/Giuliana to your list btw! I can only go on the Sunday this time around so I'm hoping all the good stuff happens then.

I quite liked the Georgian entry, especially the middle bit with the electronica/effects pedals bit. I wanted to see what he was using so put the youtube on full-screen and used the quarter-speed setting to see what was going on. Turns out he's playing through cakes, or possibly plasticine. Ffwd to about 2m07s for the close-up zoom. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rviE2-9eiTI

Great name for a band btw

You're right, there's loads of prog being made these days. Getting audiences to go see it is another story though. I'm currently working my way through all the cover CDs given away with Prog magazine. Some of it is amazing, some less so. Favourites so far: Motorpsycho, The Fierce And The Dead, Trioscapes, Hedvig Mollestad, The Grand Astoria, Mumpbeak, Schnauser. And I'm only on Vol 20 so far. (I could add others like A Formal Horse, Elephant9, The Far Meadow, aforementioned Knifeworld, for example)

Done. Good work doc.

[quote name='Mykesbass' timestamp='1462727683' post='3045236'] Love this groove but hate the lyrics so much I can't listen to it [/quote] Well I'm sure I have no idea what you bah doo bah wee ooooo mean.

Omar, There's Nothing Like This http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFnclBOlr6o

Well I enjoyed Tony Levin as The Chauffeur