Jazz Kat

Perhaps. I mentioned that above.

Sounds really fun! The studio must be fun! You have a VERY nice gig here with Organissimo.

Is this the Applause records you're talking about?

I guess pretty soon the other one won;t even be available. At least at average record shops.

It takes about 20 minutes by car. I mean I haven't tried walking along the parkways yet. From what I hear, its pretty busy.

Allright, heres the question. The new RVG isn't better than the 80's reissue. If you havent got any copy, which one should you go for?

Hmm, the oldest thing ever? And you can hardly even see it? And there's going to be jazz............

yes~!

They can't all be gems!

If only I could get a ride.

If I wanted to I could buy a brand new sealed copy of One foot in the Gutter, for 10 bucks, if I wanted to. It's sitting in my local record shop.

The only drummer that really made me ever buy an album because of that drummer being present was Philly Joe. I have about 15 albums with him that I bought, all in a row, starting with Cool Struttin. It was the summer, and every week on Wednesday night, it was like me and dad's time to hang out, we would always go to Borders and I got bought one album a week, with Philly on it. Those were the days!

I've seen the Unity shirt and Art Blakey, Industructable shirt. They are awesome.

Any Walter Wanderly fans here?

This has been pretty vague.

Organist with George Braith. Haven't heard him outside of Braith sessions. Is there sideman material, or possibly a date as a leader?

lemons are not the way to go

LIME all da TIME!

Studio. I think most live preformances are spun off of what came about in the studio. Live preformances are cool, and like a bonus for me, but I couldn't live off live cd's. I could live off studio cuts.

OOO

Probaly. Did he not even have his bass drum there at all? Or did he just not play it?

I wonder where his tom was mounted, if there was no bass drum.

Just think of it this way. In 40 years, it will be a bonus track on a reissue.