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those and only the lonely are too damn good to be called popular music.

“If anything characterizes the 21st century, it’s our inability to restrain ourselves for the benefit of other people,” said James Katz, director of the Center for Mobile Communication Studies at Rutgers University. it's called rudeness, and makes one want to be even more introverted, hiding from most people in the world.

working very hard to preserve these, many of them gems.

chad johnson of the bengals was taken from the field on a stretcher near the end of sunday's bengals-bills game in buffalo.

ecm during the earlier seventies was using some bad vinyl, in my opinion. they were the worst to warp and softest grooves i have seen in 50 years. the european pressings seem to be excellent. great sound/bad vinyl.

do you have aznavour, his kind of love songs, on reprise with gordon jenkins? music with soooooooo much feeling. that version of 'happy anniversary' is magnificent.

ella fitzgerald and her orchestra live from the roseland ballroom new york 1940 jazz anthology musidisc

on the back cover of my chisa(motown) "monk montgomery: bass odyssey" vinyl, in the largest type on the page is "FOR BEST RESULTS THIS RECORD SHOULD BE PLAYED."

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tales of another is one of the most awesome recordings ever as is december poems. being a large part of the ayler legacy and bley's is certainly remarkable.

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she was a magnificent tennis player. i prefer to think the best of her and wish her future happiness and health.

ayler ghosts

i awoke wednesday morning, with an uncharacteristic thought. "dying is like being born anew." "what is the reason for this," i thought. "am i about to die?" upon returning home a few hours later, there was a note on my machine that a very close friend of 30+ years had passed away during the night. i am not at all into the psychic or religious thing, but this happened to me.

do i recall seeing nancy wilson in a ripple poster on the wall of my favorite wino establishment in the early 60's. wish i could find it.

or thunderbird. http://travelroads.com/content/index.asp?articleID=647 double vodka shots, double 151's, double wild turkey rare breeds, i can handle, but i cant, and never could, get a drop of thunderbird past my nose.

werent some audiophiles into beta recording for a short time?

as i recall, both stereo and mono versions of vinyls were available for a couple years into the 60's. stereo cost a buck more.

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which movie had the lovely lovely mingus soundtrack which includes a beautiful pipe organ interlude and some hot large ensemble passages? very deep music.

dont forget john barry's vast body of fine work.

the incredible carmen lundy and the remarkable lou donaldson just learned that bluelake tonight is lou lake.

baseball songs Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? by Woodrow Buddy Johnson & Count Basie (1949) Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? Did you see Jackie Robinson hit that ball? It went zoomin cross the left field wall. Yeah boy, yes, yes. Jackie hit that ball. And when he swung his bat, the crowd went wild, because he knocked that ball a solid mile. Yeah boy, yes, yes. Jackie hit that ball. Satchel Paige is mellow, so is Campanella, Newcombe and Doby, too. But it's a natural fact, when Jackie comes to bat, the other team is through. Did you see Jackie Robinson hit that ball? Did he hit it? Yeah, and that ain't all. He stole home. Yes, yes, Jackie's real gone. Did you see Jackie Robinson hit that ball? Did he hit it? Yeah, and that ain't all. He stole home. Yes, yes, Jackie's real gone. Jackie's is a real gone guy. Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? http://www.baseballrelated.com/music.html

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remiss aloc. shame shame for not remembering 'human music' with don cherry and jon appleton, a favorite favorite.