Thanks Wayne, will do.
Also got to hear classical this weekend at my church via this group (www.chaminademusicclub.org),
I'm going to some Jazz tonight (the John Allmark Jazz Orchestra themetri.com/events/the-john-allmarkjazz-orchestra-6/)
and some Funk on Wed night if I still have energy. Great to hear live music so I can compare to what I hear at my house...
Plus I love music!

I don't think I've pointed these out here, and feel sad that I've deprived y'all of some great stuff.
It's an NPR feature where they have musicians, from unknown to famous, put on a ~20 minute show at a desk at the studio. Some very good stuff:
www.npr.org/series/tiny-desk-concerts/

The one I can't stop listening to at the moment is "This is the Kit": www.npr.org/event/music/568318255/this-i...it-tiny-desk-concert

There are LOTS of concerts available.

themetri.com/events/the-john-allmarkjazz-orchestra-6/

Groovin Hard
Right up my alley...

Hey Anthem. Wow was it a great concert. They were "only" an 8 piece but I might enjoy that better than the full band. Lots of individual solos and their alto, tenor, and baritone saxes were especially great.

They play there once a month so gonna have to add it to my calendar.

Jeremy Pelt/Identity (2005) -- Seek

Strange day. This morning woke up to thunder, lightning, freezing rain and sleet, with the temperature holding at 23°. Schools here freaked out and decided to close. Not much work for me today either, might as well enjoy my T REFS.

I do believe Peter is becoming a Sax Man

Listening to Joshua Redman from his Beyond cd (2000) -- Leap of Faith

This a Great cd. Of particular interest is the song, "Leap of Faith"...
Mark Turner plays tenor sax alongside Redman, the sound is Spectacular.