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An aside to note we moved quickly from Tesh to a legend.

Turkeys all 'round! I left holiday greetings in a "now dead" thread, so I thank our host and wish all merkins "great bird and football".

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Let me take this opportunity to wish all a joyous Thanksgiving.

Mornin' Mort.

T-Bone Walker I Want A Little Girl, Delmark 633, was originally a Black & Blue release. Bandmates are Hal Singer, Georges Arvanitas, Jackie Samson and S P Leary.

That's the manager of Birdland, Oscar Goodstein.

It all eventually goes down the drain.

Ascension?

Gee, and I thought it was the other way around. typo edit

FWIW, price is not nearly as important as supply. Just wait.

So, it was in the 3.3 area this week around here. Now 3.17 but the news says another 20 cents in the next week. I love this shit.

I'm really curious about how many listeners have "blogger" versions of this stuff. No need to disclose your name, just tell me. You can "log out" and answer.

Trip reissued a bunch of Vee Jay masters. Could be from their holdings. Don't have time to do the research.

Everyone here needs some beer and some sleep.

Why?

Pretty strong opinion based on little evidence it seems. I suggest you try "Talkin' Stick" from 2000.

I thought that was required around here. Don't many of my posts reflect that?

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Hope you also have the cd with the extra 21 minutes.

Do not expect to see You Tube video of this. Dream on, Goodie

Hard for me to enjoy a jazz quartet or quintet when the bass and piano are buried in the mix. This is why the mono versions sound better. And if the stereo mixes did indeed take priority for RVG, then he is grossly overrated. As someone who's done mono and stereo recording, folddowns, worked with RVG and a bunch others, I say you do not know what you are talking about if you think mono folds bring you better bass and piano.