Yeah, Bro T. Cobe,
You have a point there, Oppo will need to bring out some new players to support 4K. Right? One straight up and one for
audiophiles.
OK, good point, I will wait for that.
Speaking of the "little woman", just thought of you when I saw this.
God Bless,
Wayne

A blazin' hot set with the little drummer boy. Dave Weckl/Master Plan (1990) -- Softly, as in a morning Sunrise.

Well Rick, tomorrow is the big day. I hope that from the very first track, of whatever you play, that you'll be amazed and astounded at how beautifully the music is rendered. From the opening track, i knew within 5 minutes that the Anti-Cable Reference 3 powercord was something very special, and it has remained that way ever since. I hope you have the same experience as I have had...Good Luck!

Listening to Joe B.
something like this, not it but another version:


He has incredible talent, but he says no, it is 10'% talent and 90% hard work:



God Bless, Wayne

Y'all ready for some Swingin'? Jackie McLean/Swing Swang Swingin' (old) -- I'll Take Romance

Wife went shopping, it's time to play. Paul Motian Band / Garden of Eden -- Good by Pork Pie Hat.

Another new entry. Blazing redheads -- (1988) -- Mozambo.

Alive, searching, raucous, quirky, exploding: The blazing red heads play Latin jazz that jumps out from the undulating rhythm section and grabs you. A smooth yet driving beat. A horn section that Sails from a be bop soulfulness to a sometimes piercing abandon. The diverse roots of blazing red heads music come straight out of the extensive and varied experience of it seven members in San Francisco Bay Area salsa, jazz, Latin jazz, and rock bands. Each player brings her own distinctive voice to the sound. Their personalities define the music; they work together as a tight, sensitive ensemble while at the same time incorporating lively, exploratory solos. A soft Samba rhythm, then a scream in the flute. Just the right amount of the unexpected. The blazing red heads perform live and pack clubs around the Bay Area, or fans put on there cha cha slippers and dance, dance, dance. This album is there recording debut and in case you're wondering not one of the seven women has red hair. It's the music that's really blazing.

P. S. I found this through Rick -- Reference Recordings Site...Thanks Rick.