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Lum & Abner Li'l Abner Abner Doubleday

I love this record - always have. "These Are Soulful Days" is a beautiful Cal Massey tune. I remember the first time I heard it, I thought how odd it was that the album begins with a bass solo, but I just accept that they decided to let the session build from the ground up, bass solo, then piano, and by the the time Jackie enters, things are smoldering. The other Cal Massey tune, "Nakatini Suite" (Trane recorded it as "Nakatini Serenade") is also delightful. "The Lion and the Wolff" is the prerequisite funky tune, and Blakey stokes it up nicely. Blakey pushes and crashes on "Midtown Blues" as well. What's not to like? What a bunch of wet blankets!

AMG can be useful as a tool for finding out what exists, and when it was released. I would take many of the ratings with a grain of salt.

Garnet Clark Clark Kent Kent Harris

Bennett Cerf Brian Wilson Mike Love

Shelly Plimpton Shelly Manne Manny Rodriguez

Why do dogs lick their balls? Because they can.

Caveat: Frank is playing with an electric attachment similar to a Varitone or Multivider on this. He still plays his ass off, but some may find the gizmo distracting.

Miss Daisy Herbie Flowers Parker Posey

As a seller, I find Paypal to be a good thing, very convenient, and I've yet to have a problem. The fee is comparable to the fee that merchants pay to credit cards , and I don't have a problem with that. It's just the cost of doing business.

Rosolino is my favorite trombonist. This album is good, but I like "I Play Trombone" (Bethlehem) better, and I'm especially fond of a 2-CD live set on Sackville entitled "Thinking About You."

Dolph Sweet Loretta Swit Hot Lips Page

Jim Fielder Bruce Palmer Jim Messina

Veronica Lake Billy Ocean Johnny Sea

Poll Parrott Buster Brown Thom McAn

Boo Frazier Joe Frazier Frazier Mohawk

Mine arrived today.

Chappie Willett Baby Face Willette Willene Barton

Volume 1 Teddy Edwards, 10/46, REX - Fairy Dance, Talk of the Town, Wonderful Work, Teddy's Tune Herbie Harper (tb), Teddy Edwards (ts), Hampton Hawes (p), Iggy Shevack (b), Roy Porter (d) Vivian Garry, 1945, SARCO - Hop Scotch, I Surrender Dear, Where You At?, I've Got To That's All, Tonsilectomy, These Foolish Things Arv Garrison (g/vo), George Handy (p/vo), Vivian Garry (b/vo), Roy Hall (d) Dodo Marmarosa, 1/11/46, ATOMIC - How High the Moon, Mellow Mood, I Surrender Dear, Dodo's Blues Lucky Thompson (ts), Dodo Marmarosa (p), Ray Brown (b), Jackie Mills (d) Dodo Marmarosa, 1946, ATOMIC - Raindrops, I've Got News For You Dodo Marmarosa (p/vo), Barney Kessel (g), Gene Englund (b) Volume 2 Teddy Edwards, 7/47, REX - Rexology, Three Base Hit, Body and Soul, R. B.'s Wig, Out of Nowhere, Bird Legs, Steady With Teddy, Roy's Boy Benny Bailey (tp), Teddy Edwards (ts), Duke Brooks (p), Addison Farmer (b), Roy Porter (d) Barney Kessel, 7/7/45, ATOMIC - Slick Chick, The Man I Love, Atom Buster, What Is This Thing Called Love Herbie Steward (ts/cl), Barney Kessel (g), Dodo Marmarosa (p), Johnny White (vbs), Morris Rayman (b), Lou Fromm (d) Slim Gaillard, 1945, 4 STAR - Buck Dance Rhythm, Carne, Ding Dong Oreeney, Ya Ha Ha Slim Gaillard (g/vbs/vo), Dodo Marmarosa (p), Tiny Brown (b), Zutty Singleton (d) These are wonderful albums, highly recommended.

Lyndon Johnson Kathy Linden Terry Kath

Brooks Kerr Deborah Kerr John LeCarre

I first bought it around 1964 - mine had the gold "stereo" sticker as well. Later replaced it with the Mobile Fidelity gold CD, and currently have the Ultimate with the bonus tracks.

Cody Jarrett Rocky Sullivan Tom Powers

Fud Livingston Duddy Kravitz Fuddy Duddy

It was originally issued on the Charlie Parker label. "A Cozy Conception of Carmen" (Charlie Parker 403) Rec. 1961 or 62 George Holt (tp), Bernie Privin (tp/flgn), Jerome Richardson (cl/bars/bcl), Dick Hafer (ts), Al Klink (ts/bcl), Bob Hammer (p/org), Dick Hyman (p/arr), Milt Hinton, Jack Lesberg (b), Cozy Cole (d), Phil Kraus, Douglas Allen (perc) Prelude Chorus of Street Boys Habanera Squidville Entr'acte I & II Gypsy Song Castanet Dance Flower Song Sextet Entr'acte III & IV