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My culture is missing on that one it's by Gotlieb

the choochoo is pretty far out as are the low notes he dregs out of that organ.

1957 Barney Wilen records a series of Monk tunes to be released on Tilt (Vogue).

The amazing biological marvels of the british isles! This is sort of like a double immaculate conception then? No wonder she became such a messian figure of recent history, fighting aids and hungry people. Lady Di is for poofters

hmhmm

that and the calendar of 2005 is the same as that of 1994 (safe for some holidays) 2006 will match 1995, also 11 years difference. 2007 will match 2001, a 6 year difference. 2008 will match 1980, a 28 year leap. 2009 and 2010, like 2005/06 will match the calendar of 11 years earlier then again 6 and 28, 11, 11, 6, 28...

all the best

eleven

Frank Sinatra - My Blue Heaven a compilation of early stuffs on the Rumanian Electrecord label. bought it for the heck of it. it's nice!

maybe they should have written that announcement in all caps.

Barney Kessel - Summertime in Montreux (Black Lion)

Or maybe it's an existing board member trolling???? oh the horror!

Whenever I've heard Rolf Kuhn, he's only played clarinet. I know some recordings where he plays alto when he was still with the Orchestra of Radio Leipzig.

and BTW, check out the wicked sherriff explain how wicked he really is at the very start of Side 2 of the Robin Hood story. Wicked!

very nice project from the guys who bring you stoopid music!

Ted Heath and his Music - America Swings Coast to Coast (Decca Phase4) fun!

Claude Bolling et son orchestre - Sensas 10 " French Philips 76.160 R

10 January 1963: Bill Evans - Solo Sessions (Riverside) 1966: Earl Hines - Once Upon A Time (Impulse!) 1967: Monk records some tunes for Straight No Chaser (Columbia)

hey, at least you got to listen to some decent music!

it should, you bought the disk last month if I remember correctly... (okay, it was in november...)

many space age pop writers wrote some seriously good music. it just seems that the instrumentation often doesn't throw that fact in your face. plus that the "jazz" audience mostly wants to hear cool dudes solo, not strange guys write weird tunes. I will not seek out Butterscotch right away, but the title has been stored in the back of the brain. I'll run into it sooner or later.