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same here. but sometimes when i get up early i am very slow.

A Canadian 78!!!

She was my first love and fascination, an exceptional person, yes. I have been lucky to find love since, and with someone who understands love does not die. Now it is great that there are just wonderful memories.

This lady appeared to be in the 50-60 age range, so if "Ella Speed" is her real name, her parents (he Speeds) would have named her "Ella", that would have been in the 60s-70s. It's kinda weird to do that, considering the date of Ella in the song...

Bob Dylan cites this record because of Ella Speed in his weird "autobiography".

Some special knowledge and preferences off today's mainstream? You never know ... In the discussion forum section of the website of a German news weekly there is a forumist (present sufficiently often to be noticed by others) whose forum nick is "curtisfuller". Anybody's guess how many of the average forumists will be wise to what's up with that?

Bobby Gordon is a lovely clarinet player. The track "Sweet & Lovely" demonstrates that point very well.

Looks like one that interests me!

https://www.elemental-music.com/jazz-treasures/4926-yousef-lateef-golden-flower-live-in-sweden--8435395504970.html

Which matches mine. And this is where it started for me.

She must've been a wonderful person, Lon. It's clear in your words and memories of her. I'm glad you've found some level of happiness, though I'm sure she will always be in your heart as well.

For me it's an enjoyable listen, albeit one I don't spin that often. . And it sounds like they were having fun as well. Rundgren seems like he'd be a livelier front man than what the Cars were used to. I would've gone to see them had they come around where I was living at the time.

Tony Malaby, Ben Monder & Tom Rainey tonight at Close Up

That explains my reaction to the bass.

It was one very busy week at work, study and privately. Time to relax now:

I am enoying the hell out of those Steve Lacy compilations. Emanem wasn't on my musical radar when Martin was still around.

I must say I never really had any speed issues.

Nothing that I've heard. I'd really like to know what the status of the inventory is, or if anyone has even inquired about taking it over. Seems most likely that if someone did it would be nearby in Europe. I sure do miss the days of being able to order discounted discs from him and have them arrive quickly and cheaply.

This (UPS horror story) is NOT relevant to cdjapan. But a cautionary note about strange things going on. UPS is 'disposing of' U.S.-bound packages over customs paperwork problems