Hi, where did you find the high-res digital version? I checked HDTracks, 7Digital and ProStudioMasters and did not see it. Thanks.
Iâve enjoyed this one a few times this past week or so.
1 Like
Expanded my Alberto Posadas discography this morning with this disc of ensemble pieces from 2005-2009:
Donald Byrd âRoyal Flushâ from âThe Complete Blue Note Donald Byrd/Pepper Adams Studio Sessionsâ Mosaic Records, disc IV
2 Likes
Cream - Wheels of Fire
4 Likes
3 Likes
bootzilla - My wife was at Woodstock and loved Jimi Hendrix. I was listening to Cream last evening and she was working the lyrics⌠I told her the lead sounded a lot like Jimi and she said: âwhat do you knowâ⌠no he does not⌠since I am 7 years younger and started my music listening with Led Zepplin⌠I could not argueâŚ
2 Likes
That is so cool that she stuck around for Hendrix, who was scheduled to perform on Sunday night but didnât go on until Monday morning. Was she near the stage, and if so, can you spot her in this crowd shot?
1 Like
@bootzilla - yeah - I see her - the 235th row and 254th person from the right⌠and she did not stick around. Also, she partied with Three Dog Night back in the day. She loved those days. I loved growing up when I grew up⌠was so cool⌠my first band was Black Sabbath in the 70s 
My wife said she left early; however, saw Jimi many, many times at college and in concerts - Marymount College (Maryland)
1 Like
Ah, I get it now (when you wrote that your wife was âat Woodstock and loved Jimi Hendrix,â I assumed she loved Hendrixâs actual Woodstock performance). That is awesome that she saw Hendrix in concert elsewhere. I was five when Jimi died and I did not see my first rock concert until I was fifteen, so I missed seeing my primary musical hero in concert by ten years.
1 Like
Jesse Cook - Beyond Borders; amazing Flamingo guitarist!
Jesse Cook - One World - Shake - Amazing!
@bootzilla - I thought she saw him at Woodstock (assumed) and then I asked to make sure it was factual, that is when she explained all the times she saw him in concert, school⌠She went to Strayer, back in the day. Being almost a decade apart in age really establishes whet she grew up with. I will be listening to a song and not know the lyrics and she has them spot on. She loved the Beatles, I loved The Rolling Stones⌠so cool to compare notes, just never got into Hendrix much, different era. Now I have the streaming capabilities, she loves my system and we discuss music a ton more. My music acumen and depth (diversity) has quadrupled in 6 months cause I sit in the music room with my laptop and research music as Iâm listening. Streaming has opened a huge musical door and it is amazing⌠we love to share music now, once you get the technology out of the way. I load 8 hrs of music as she gives me a list (Luddite) and she loves it as much as me⌠Now the SQ streaming w/ great PSA DS Sr DAC is just amazing. I am now into musical appreciation and content versus massive drama with 2 channel system. As an engineer with advanced EE (DSP) degree; love the technology and all the advancement. Now we can share music together.
2 Likes
Grateful Dead, May 21, 1974 â Hec Edmundson Pavilion, Seattle, Washington from the Pacific Northwest 1973 and 1974 box set.
1 Like
Thatâs great, I rarely get to share music with my spouse, she just isnât as into it as I and though weâre just four years apart we like very different music. But that allows music to be âmy thing,â my refuge, which is okay too.
1 Like