Ron S

Disc 2. Disc 3.

We'll have to do that the next time they're there. Just imagine the great cover for the CD: "organissimo--Live at the Art Museum"

FWIW, this session is currently available on this Gambit CD: The liners identify the session as recorded at P.J.'s in Los Angeles in Summer 1965, and also acknowledge that it was originally released on Emerald (the Amazon description also identifies the original title as "On Fire"). In addition to the 7 PJ's tracks, the CD also includes a track recorded in Denmark in 1969 ("Medley: Manha De Carnaval/Samba de Orfeu"), 3 tracks recorded for Swedish television in 1973 ("Blues", "Basie's Blues", and "The Shadow of Your Smile"), and a 1969 track recorded at Ronnie Scott's that also features Kenny Burrell and Grant Green ("Blue Mist").

Oooops.

Disc 2.

Andrew Hill Select, disc 1

You mean as contrasted with Ludacris and ZZ Top?

It's arrived. By the way, I caught your review on the Blue Note site.

Peer pressure hereby applied. Put on your Nikes and JUST DO IT.

Let's see how much sleep I get tonight and how I feel on Friday. I'd really like to go. It'd be great to finally meet you (and see if you really exist ).

Up for any stragglers--we know you're out there! So who else is gonna be there?

You have to take some of those ratings with a grain or two of salt, but at least they're better than nothing. Be sure to read the individual consumer reviews, also, to get a flavor of the feedback. I've also always had great experience with Amazon's customer service (not only the US Amazon but also UK and France).

Man, you'll do anything to stay ahead of me in the post count. That's the goal....I could care less about actual content. EDIT: Don't you mean you couldn't care less?

I'd do a Froogle search. My favorite online shopping site is pricegrabber.com. Once you find the product you're looking for, you can enter your zip code and list the various prices in ascending order of total shipped price. Also, you can see how each merchant is rated/reviewed by consumers--VERY important. EDIT: Here's the black, and here's the white.

Man, you'll do anything to stay ahead of me in the post count.

As long as I don't have to hug that guy with the beret and the funky beard. EDIT: OK, maybe I'll think about it (let's see who gets this one).

He means "Last Chance." You know, I think that eye roll thing is pretty rude and unneccesary. I obviously made a small, easy to parse out error in the course of taking a couple minutes out of an extremely busy day at work to post what I thought might be valuable information to a couple people around here. right back at you. I'll see your and raise you one . Sorry, didn't mean to be rude--just trying to make a correction with a smile. I guess I picked the wrong one. I just wanted to make sure that people who still want this set are aware that it has moved from "running low" to "last chance" so they don't miss the chance to get it.

Wait, are you licensed to use the word "schleppin'"? And why aren't you on the road yet?

Check it out: Philly Art Museum Art After 5 page

Zora is gonna be there?? Hmm, maybe I'll bring my son along. He's two "and a HALF!!" Hey Ron, do you know what's on the toddler menu at the PMA? Don't know. Probably chicken fingers, etc. You should call the museum and find out (be sure to mention Art After 5--it's catered by Frog/Commissary, and isn't the usual museum cafeteria stuff). Also, in case you aren't aware, you need to get there real early to get a table. But bring the whole family if you can--I'm bringing mine, and so is felser (bringing his, not mine). Of course, if you wanna get there even earlier, you can help us lug in the equipment.

He means "Last Chance."

I just hope the place is big enough to hold all the organissimo fans:

We're taking names, i.e., your absence WILL be noticed. So far, besides myself, we have alankin, chalupa, and felser planning to attend. So what about the rest of you guys in the Philly area??? No weeknight (i.e., school night) excuses this time!

Thanks! It's just a matter of time.