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‘I was living in Doodle Land and didn’t know how to get back’

But, it's a generalized look. Have there been lots of partial boxes selling? The price you choose should be based on circumstances. Are you selling to a friend? An acquaintance? How badly do you need to get rid of it, etc.

Clifford Jordan:

Without paywall

Edward Wilkerson Jr. - tenor saxophone Fred Jackson Jr. - alto saxophone Nick Macri - upright bass and electric bass Lily Finnegan - drums

Maxell's Bluetooth cassette player is probably the tape revival player you're most likely to want to own – if you can get one

You're welcome.

Danny Dark did the Parkay margarine ads. Lorenzo Music was the voice of "Carlton the Doorman" (and "Garfield the Cat").

It's a Terry Riley day today! Happy 90th!

Yeah, that's what I meant. I wanted to change "even with" to "despite," but our new rule here of not making changes after a set time made that not an option.

It's still nearly a year away, but, yeah, I'll pick it up (even with Gioia's endorsement). Good news!

RAY BRADBURY NEBULA AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING DRAMATIC PRESENTATION Doctor Who: “Dot and Bubble” by Russell T. Davies (BBC) Dune: Part Two by Jon Spaihts, Denis Villeneuve (Warner Bros) *WINNER* I Saw the TV Glow by Jane Schoenbrun (A24 Films LLC) KAOS by Charlie Covell, Georgia Christou (Netflix) Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 5 by Mike McMahan (Paramount+) Wicked by Winnie Holzman, Dana Fox (Universal Pictures) Nice to see the Dune: Part Two win, but it's really good to see that Lower Decks made the cut. I'm gonna miss that show.

(Still) love this album. I used part of it for an audio book report in high school and also included it on my radio broadcasting audition tape back in '74. Wonderful album.

Thanks for that link! Clearly, the archived version of that issue is of better quality than my copy! I see pages like this and wonder about being around that scene in those days, but the reality was "worship from afar." I think that's what makes it magical for me in the end - that it's "Music From Across the Big Swamp" (which is the way I related to it in those days). On the other hand, AACM was very much from this side (initially) and the "other" side (musically): Cozmozodiac/Triad Radio Guide (Sept. '71):