Ron S

You must be thinking of this kinda chess babe:

Because.

And report back to the rest of us.

25. :rsmile: Look again. Huh? Did you buy two copies, Ron?? Nope. Just trying to help keep the public well-informed.

We missed you, Dude.

25. :rsmile: Look again.

Erik, did they have any more copies? As of this post, Newbury Comics is selling it via Amazon Marketplace for $49.99 new. Amazon Marketplace link And as of last night, after one copy was ordered, they had 27 left.

Erik, did they have any more copies?

In the interim, here's how it comes out on this site: I especially liked this line: "On this CD also much space has been left for Jim Alfredson is beautiful and parties on both ham mouth and piano, an example of this is the song `People Say."

It's not - I always did, too. As do I.

The WHAT? The Persian structuring? Oh. Never mind.

Peter, give me a call when you get in.

Another big thanks for posting that! I'm a big Contemporary/Roy DuNann/Howard Holzer fan, and am constantly amazed whenever I play one of their recordings. Fascinating article!

Those are M, W, and F evenings, and don't resume again until Wednesday, 1/16.

Who's at Ortlieb's? Their web site still has the December schedule up.

Good. We were hoping you'd bring your guitar.

Joe Gloss (of organissimo), Rachel (of the Board), Leslie (of my house), and I are going to see the Maria Schneider Orchestra this Friday at Art After 5 at the Art Museum (5:00-8:45 PM). Any other Phillyissimo members planning to attend? (And yes, this will be exactly one year after the triumphant debut by organissimo at the same venue. )

In that case, yes, I WOULD like a cart. And can you tell me how to get to the jazz CD section? I'm planning to fill this sucker up to the brim.

Next weekend for you: Philly Cheesesteak. Or maybe not.

I just HATE it when I end up paying a buck more than I had to. Really ruins my year.

. . . just like these:

They're messin' with us.

They've now raised the price to $9.47. Glad I got my order in yesterday--thanks to this thread--when the price was still in the $3 range. Of course, $9.47 for a 2-disc set like this one ain't too bad, either.

An early example of using "Sex" to market music.