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http://www.oxingale.com/

still on my sparks ghetto juice.

anyone partial to them? can we find time for them and a space quiet enough to hear them?

natty ice 24, then a sparks black label.

revisited some marvelous lockjaw davis with little shirley scott today, and a couple of her vinyls as a leader, and loved the lightness of her early sound. i am sure her efforts have received their due here.

it was a beautiful interview from a beautiful artist we miss very much. i am glad you enjoyed it.

tilt---------ghetto citrus/caffein/alcohol---8% alc.

How about Kenny g's bones being scraped against a blackboard? Actually, that might sound kind of good. Like actually hitting him with sticks? That would be prettty disturbing, I guess. Otherwise, I really dig Matt Wilson. i really like matt palmetto, too, but i cant stand him stepping 'outside'

i heard from a man today who, 2 years ago, was divorced and had a stroke paralyzing the left side of his body with his speech badly impaired. his doctor ordered him for 2 months to do nothing but practice vowels. he has since written a book and does public speaking. you would never know about his stroke if he didnt tell you.

when he's on the road to recovery, steer him to this forum. we'll get him all the support, moral and otherwise, he can handle.

the bass playing in rudy vallee's first recording of 'there is a tavern in the town'

thanks

29 cent cutout bin? have they survived into 21st century or are you talking ancient history? ancient, although my local cd store now has tons of used lps at 'make offer' and no one in my town knows anything about jazz or classical.........

count basie presents eddie davis trio with joe newman(roulette) --------------with little shirley scott!

http://www.melmartin.com/html_pages/Interviews/getz.html

rock star 21 with alcohol(and caffeine)

Blah........... The most watered down stout known to man. cream stout is the lightest drink i ever imbibe. it is watery but passable, and sam smith's oatmeal is a bit sweet for me, as well. i cant always be drinkin' a kalamazoo, or expedition, or blackout though i would love to. there has been no bell's distributor in my town for the last month. Bells got cut from Illinois distribution as well. Terrible. oh, no

not jazz, but from a 29 cent cutout bin, tim buckley happy sad. probably 59 cents. sviatoslav richter's incredible sofia live vinyvlrecording of pictures at an exhibition!

burners/drives are cheap(as low as 20/30 bucks in the right place). here's betting they have USB ones now.

presenting thad jones:mel lewis and the jazz orchestra on solid state. with just the right amount of alcohol, the first hearing was magnificent, and it still sounds awesome!

tales of another---gary peacock

being at an animal shelter and hearing the barks of dozens of doomed animals is something i cannot bear.

If not the most horrible, way up there near the top of the list, for me. an acquired taste, but i love to hear the aebster croon.

matt wilson playing ornette!

There are a number of software solutions to break copy protection, but the other option is the way I usually go. You simply play the files and rerecord them (using TotalRecorder or something similar) as new wav files without any copy protection and then do what you want with them. I agree though, it's a total drag to have to do this. have used total recorder (about 10 bucks) for that for years, but the levels have to be set just right. i got a week free trial from napster, automatically downloaded, replayed, and recorded(on total recorder) by artist, wma files 24 hours a day for a week.