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I thought that too, but I discovered that it was the single, "Wrickey's Wreckoning" that, ironically, was tied up in all kinds of legal wranglings. By contrast, the "Wrecking with Wrickey" single seemed to be a hit in Belgium, but there seems to be some waffling as to how much of one it was. 🤑

The British version has an extra track: "Wrecking with Wrickey"

Sounds like a nice healthy relationship with your local store. That's what I've begun to miss. We used to have these stores that were eBay sellers where you'd bring in something to be sold and they'd have some college students behind desks putting them on eBay with a percentage taken for the work they had to do off the final price. One was only a few miles away. Another approach that may help you with deciding on how to approach your collections (collectively, "you") is to take a segment of, let's say, 100 or so titles and divide them into 2 or 3 piles based on what you realistically might get for each pile. It can be easier to make decisions based on smaller segments that looking at the huge whole of it all. Maybe after a few dozen trips to stores coupled with a couple of major sit-downs a weekend at a time at a computer to send the info to Discogs, for instance, might chip away a good portion of the collection without feeling too much hurt or taking all that much total time. Sometimes, I think extraordinarily high prices on Discogs might be folks saying, "I don't really want to sell this, but if you're willing to give me this amount, then I'll gladly take it."

I've probably had taco chips before, but can't remember their look, but I recently discovered the tastiness of Mexican Street Corn chips. 🌽

Father's Day breakfast.

In Conversation: Nicholas Day and Chris Raschka

Amoeba Music said they were interested in my stuff if or when I decide to let it go.

Watched the final episode of Star Trek: Discovery last night. Sorry to see it end after all of these years. Loved the arc of the stories and the characters. Noticed that the last episode was a half-hour longer due to their desire to wrap up the series after they were told that it wouldn't be renewed - this, after they had already finished the season's filming, but it was done tastefully and in a somewhat unexpected, but engaging way.

An Evening in Lebanon Before the War

Get a Glass and Relax: Arab-American Women ca. 1943-56, Vol. 2

I keep seeing mentions of the Ferguson set as being sooo expensive, but is an average of $275 - $350 that expensive for a 14LP or 10CD set that's a thirty-year old Mosaic?

Confused. Do you mean all the Mosaics as a group? ... because I showed the median price of the Miles set above.

Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre - tenor saxophone, clarinet Malachi Thompson - trumpet Milton Suggs - electric bass Alvin Fielder - drums