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Happening for me too. Using Chrome in Win 7.

One thing I noticed is that clicking on a thread with new posts doesn't take me to the newest post like before and just goes to the top of the page.

A couple, actually. Stay tuned. Podcasting forum, too... ...and photogpraphy/video production area as well . Look for Ken Lee and Mike Martin to be involved there... dB Exciting times!

Excellent, this is very much appreciated. Thanks to all involved.

Didn't even know Smalls and Mezzrow had live streams! By lucky chance I've caught Cyrus and Dezron live right now. Connected from Amman to New York just like that. Amazing.

That was great! The other vids on the CVKeys channel are fun as well. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSesCsvXIvti1E740aBC6Lg

Brad Mehldau - Born to Trouble [video:youtube]

Brad Mehldau's new album, Finding Gabriel. Gorgeous. [video:youtube]

I love their Christmas editions.

That's the thing, it's not the same and even when the trio comes in the chords are different! Yep. That and a handful of other Guaraldi arrangements for me. Such a treasure.

Bump. So, I caught an old episode of South Park where they ended it with O Tannenbaum (definitely seems like Guaraldi's arrangement) but for the life of me I can't find the exact recording. It's not the same as the official recording on all the albums/reissues. It's better! https://1drv.ms/v/s!Am8EOmHmNWl_iopBTTkqaknluKPaPA Any help identifying it would be great.

Haha, I love that.

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Prince's Ballad of Dorothy Parker for the millionth time, this time after reading the new Rolling Stone article celebrating Sign 'O' The Times' 30th. In March 1986, Prince inaugurated his new state-of-the-art home studio in Chanhassen, Minnesota, with "The Ballad of Dorothy Parker," an avant-garde slow jam with stuttering electro beats and vocals that flash like fractals, with different effects and voice tones, as Prince plays the roles of both Ms. Parker and himself, singing a bit of Joni Mitchell's "Help Me" and even voicing the ring of a telephone. "Prince had this dream where he thought of this song the dream of the bathtub and all that and he came downstairs and told me, 'Let's go. Let's record,'" says Susan Rogers, Prince's staff engineer and production right hand on Sign 'O' the Times. "The console hadn't been tested yet, so while we were doing 'Dorothy Parker' I'm thinking, 'God, this is awful,' because there was no high end. But I couldn't test it because he was working. Typical of Prince, our session lasted roughly 24 hours. We didn't get out of there until the next day. And he was totally happy. The seed of the song came in a dream anyway, so he used that artistically he just let the whole thing be kind of muffled." http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/inside-princes-groundbreaking-sign-o-the-times-w474150 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v67/ecnirp2004/Prince/SOTTcoverpicheart.jpg

Joey Dosik (Vulfpeck affil) in session for London's Jazz FM Running Away [video:youtube]

Stevie on the Keyscape's clav: [video:youtube]

Meshell Ndegeocello live at The Hamilton: [video:youtube]

Arturo Sandoval on Beyond Category [video:youtube]

Going through different versions and covers of George Duke's Capricorn and found this little gem... Stance Brothers - Capricorn/Jay's Lament [video:youtube]

Simon Oslender - The Christmas Song [video:youtube]

Thanks for that. This led me to check out Nicholas Payton's Numbers where they provided backing: http://cdn.lifeandtimes.com/uploads/2014/08/np-numbers_500px.jpg

The Suffers on NPR's Tiny Desk: [video:youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM3hj-6F1pk

Roy Ayers in Gilles Peterson's Basement Sessions doing Sweet Tears. [video:youtube]

A really nice take on a Janet classic: Marcus Strickland & Christie Dashiell - Let's Wait Awhile [video:youtube]