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Comment by DojO- on October 28, 2021 at 1:32pm

Transcription: Monday, October 25, 2021 12:00 am of Host Ollie Bivins of Listen Here "live" every 4th, Su. into Mon. morn. 12AM PT midnite. on KPFK 90.7 FM & World-Wide-Web.. Jazz from "A" to "Z." From Armstrong to Zawinul. + In-the-tradition of "Humble Facilitator" (25 yrs. semi ret.) RISE Sho- Host Mark Maxwell incl. "regular announcements regarding local community events & performances" 

   Ollie's Jazz News Briefs - "It's kind-of-short this month" listen here (@ 46:10:00) hear? (This wk's program; new American Song Book songs @ 50:10) "For-Yo'r-Consideration... Yo'r gon'na hear;"

   After playin' "something that's brand-new Aug. '21. we heard the title track, (trombonist) Phil Ranelin, Infinite Expressions (@ 2:26:00) & (@ 2:44:00) announced the personnel incl. Michael Alvidrez - bass, & Hideaki Tokunaga - guitar (his trio this Oct. 29th w/ Bill Markus - bass & Don Littleton - drums. Wkly Fri. @ Haewah Dal in Long Beach, 6~9PM PT (side-personnel may change) "We'r wishin' Phil Ranelin well. He's goin' through some health challenges now, not covid related thank goodness, & we wish him well... (2:45:00) All these guys r L.A. based. i lik 2 play a lot of L.A. artist on Listen Here." (senior moment: Not unlike L.A.'s Rickey Washington & Friends livestreamin' from The 'new' World Stage this Fri., Oct. 29th, 8PM PT)

   Consider donatin' in-the-name of Ollie Bivins of Listen Here "live" or past RISE Host Mark Maxwell in-the-tradition of & for old-time-sake. "O" recommended ~

John Coltrane: A LOVE SUPREME: LIVE IN SEATTLE CD SET - John Coltrane performed his most famous work, 'A Love Supreme,' just twice in public and a recording of this Seattle performance was never known to exist before now. This newly-discovered live recording of a Seattle performance is a revelation of historical significance. Recorded @ The Penthouse in Seattle on October 2, 1965 by Coltrane?s friend, noted Seattle musician Joe Brazil on the Penthouse club?s in-house recording equipment, this recording transports the listener to a prime seat for piece of musical history. CD set, $75 pledge or?