sonnymax

Blues in Thirds is available on iTunes, as well as on some P2P sites.

What instrument did Lumpy play?

Original LP:

I doubt it's Eva doing the swishing. The dancer's face is noticeably hidden until the very end. Nice commercial though. Anyone else remember Reese's talk show Della that aired 1969-1970?

Available on CD-R and mp3 at amazon.com. Check out the samples: Jazz Masquerade

excerpt of A side included in this ebay auction: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-R-B-Soul-Instrumental-45-Bunky-Green-Sweet-Inspiration-MET-1403-/170883579313

I'm sorry to report that one of the most creative and influential comedians of our time has died. Jonathan Winters died last night at the age of 87. Rest in peace, Mr. Winters, and thank you for all the laughter you shared with us. NYT

That's correct. As I understand it, when Apple pulled the YouTube app from iOS6, Google was able to use built-in hooks in the iOS to send video links directly to its own standalone app. Try this: tap and hold the video link. You should be presented with the option to copy the link or "Open in YouTube". After copying the link, you should be able to open it in Apple's built-in player.

One is left wondering which transfers Jordi chose to steal, um...borrow. Everything has been remastered and available before, except for the two tracks from No Strings that didn't appear on the reissues On Broadway and In A Mellow Tone. No matter, I'll just bide my time until a peer "borrows" from Jordi and shares it with the rest of us in the public domain.

To each his own, I guess.

Weird. I read this thread before going to bed last night. During the night, I dreamed I went to the nightclub I worked at in the 80s to see Sonny perform. The place was empty, and the manager said the show was cancelled due to illness. I kicked myself for forgeting that I had read this thread earlier. I'll end right here, since trying to explain midgets and talking vegetables is too much at this hour of the day.

Can I quote you on that?

Way to go, Dad.

Bob Stewart has made some wonderful recordings over the past 40 years. He's been featured with Arthur Blythe, Lester Bowie, Ray Anderson, Steve Turre, and many others. Check out his website: http://www.bobstewartuba.com/

Imo, Armando peaked 35 years ago.

Cats are smart, interesting, and a lot of fun to have around. They're also functional!

I'll take honest and ethical over friendly and knowledgeable anyday.

I didn't see that on their Movie Gold page. Did you get a CD-R, maybe taken from a Japanese CD? Or are these perhaps needle-drops, i.e. taken from vinyl? If you click on the individual titles in the OP's link, "[CD-R]" is the first thing you see in the description.

And they're CDrs.

I enjoyed their services for a couple of years, but quit some time ago because of the onslaught of budget titles from european labels with dubious masterings. It was like wading through aisles of bargain bins in the hopes of finding one or two things of interest. At my age, it's better not to waste time and instead pay a little more at amazon or itunes.

Ah, Bach!