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Live In Los Angeles: 1978-1981 (Box Set), Phil Ranelin, LP Chef Lou Rand Hogan of which six hundred wereLive in Los Angeles is a four LP box set from Tribe Records co founder Phil Ranelin, celebrating a trio of LA club performances from 1978 1981 which remain especially significant to the visionary trombonist. Backed by a young Billy Childs on piano, Ralph Penland on drums, and Tony Dumas on bass, Ranelin was in peak form as a player and bandleader during this period. This is particularly true of one specific outing at the now defunct Maiden Voyage in