Big Al

Does anyone even know of her outside of her "duet" with her late father?

Freddie Roach - Moe Larry & Curly, Please

That was the Donaldson/McLean collaboration, remember? The second volume was "Let Freedom Shing-A-Ling." You are correct. I was confusing it with the Donaldson-Coltrane collaboration, BLUE GRAVY TRAIN, featuring a cover of ZZ Top's "TV Dinners."

Jackie McLean - A Pickle Sammich

Tadd Dameron - The Strung Out & Incomplete EP Sonny Stitt - The Same Stuff He's Been Doing For Every Other Jazz Label in the World (alt. title: Yes, We REALLY Need Yet Another Version of Bye Bye Blackbird) Herbie Hancock - Funked-Up Before Such A Term Was Even Invented

9.7 - 9.6 - 9.7 - 9.8 - 9.7 - 8.9 (Soviet judge) - 9.8 - 9.9 Had you in mind with that one, from some old e-mail from years ago.

I bet this thread is still going strong when the 2007 season starts....

Jimmy Smith - The Postlude The Amazing Bud Powell, Valium 1 & 2 Big John Patton - Miss Understatement Wayne Shorter - Knight Dreamer Harold Vick - Strippin' Out John Coltrane - Glue Train Miles Davis - Young Man who is Horny Erroll Garner - Overture to Palmolive Reuben Wilson - Blue a la Mode Lee Morgan - Pronto Hank Mobley - Chewin' Art Blakey & the JM - Like Someone in a Nasty Breakup Lou Donaldson - Leave Me the Fuck ALONE, Aric

Don Cherry plays for ELCA Lutherans - Open Communion

Tony Romo is fulfilling Big Bill's faith in him.... and issuing a big FUCK YOU to Jerry Jones in the process as well! Hey, if Romo leads the Boys all the way to the playoffs, I'll be tickled pink!

The first song off the album (which can be heard on aol music) sounds like "Baba O'Riley" sped up, and Daltrey's voice is huffy at best. I didn't go any further.

I bet the Rangers try to sign Bonds. That would be SO like Hicks to do something like that.

Joyeux Anniversaire, mon dude! :party:

With this most recent batch of RVG's (the September batch), this marked the first time the Fort Worth area Borders didn't carry them. They have also slimmed down their jazz racks as well. Sad.

Al, to say it was 3-part harmony would be generous.

This was one of the worst World Series ever. I've seen Little League games that were better played than this. Give the Cards their due: they did what they needed to do to win it all. The Tigers didn't. God help us all if Dan is ever named baseball commissioner.

I didn't see it, but let me guess: pseudo-gospel three-part melisma dissonance?

No Armstrong* No Ornette* No Dizzy* No Bird* No Nessa records No Cecil No Mingus (except Money Jungle)* No Trane Impulse* No Dolphy No Max (except Money Jungle)* Very little Basie Only one Bud disc (Time Flies on BN) My taste in jazz is about as conservative and boring as I am. Just call me the president of Blue Note-aholics Anonymous. *Means I had a disc or two, but traded/sold it.

If I followed that, I'd be mute.

Who would've thought this WS would be this exciting, with the NL team one win away from the crown? Especially after everyone had predicted a boring four-game blowout on the side of the Tigers. Wow!

Shawn ain't kidding: they really are in the dark ages. Shawn sent me a couple discs with a postmark of October 12 which didn't arrive to me until this past Monday (the 23rd)! I can walk from there faster; maybe that's what happened!

Typo corrected.

Yyyyyyyyyyyyyup! Seriously, as much as I detest Jones/Owens & Co., I hope they stick with Romo if they want to even think about having a future. I agree that last night was a lot of rookie mistakes, but I believe he'll get better. Bledsoe won't; he's too set in his ways to adjust.

Somebody must've deleted a post. Which sets are you talking about, besides the Fearless Leader box?