Sunny Mehta

So I don't know.

I mean, it's kind of one of those things where it's probably not linear, right?

Like there's been change happening.

It's been, it's been growing and growing and growing and knowing the exact sort of slope and trajectory of that curve is kind of hard to predict.

Okay, fair enough, fair enough.

So, all right, I'll go a little bit off the cuff here, or a little off the beaten path.

Okay.

Possibly my favorite Coltrane record is actually a Miles record.

You know, obviously like that, that those great Miles Davis bands in the fifties, the first iteration was, I think is, uh,

quartet or his quintet and then it was the sextet if i'm remembering correctly the first one had uh didn't have cannonball and the second one did but um obviously everyone knows kind of blue and all and some of those famous records but there's a there's a miles davis record called the 58 sessions and to me that's it's like one of the best jazz records of all time coltrane's playing is amazing miles is amazing bill evans is amazing cannonball is incredible like it's just a fantastic record i highly recommend you check it out if you haven't

Thanks, Jeff.

I appreciate you, buddy.

Have a good day.