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when I got this set, I sat through it in a couple of days and did it again just after that. Take some days of deus, you may need them

as deus62 pointed out: he has groupies for that (don't remember how many)

interesting remarks as I myself noted the same thing. I'll refer back to it once I reveal the answers.

And they deliver a gold pen with that so that you can write something legible on it as well?

yup, that's Matching Tie and Handkerchief, it was recently reissued on CD I saw. Don't work no more on those shiny little disks

up for patricia

there was recent mention of these 16rpm LPs on this Board: here's the LINK

FWIW my bonus disk (disk 11) was regular size.

Jim, although it's not your birthday today, I sent you a PM anyhow

if they bring a drug detecting dog, your boxes will be ripped to pieces though. pity.

save it for the afterparty please! Glad you like it!

Nothing BUT post women. WAAAAAY East indeed!

There was a slight mess up on the AotW front. Things have been cleared up. In the meantime, I have decided to save the tradition and have agreed with Jim R that I'll call this week's selection and he will announce next week's pick soon. To get a discussion rolling on such short notice, I thought I'd better pick something many will have. So the floor is open for Poppa Lou and his masterpiece Blues Walk! obviously, Lou himself likes this album a whole lot. The below quote is from an interview with Fred Jung that can be found on allaboutjazz (link). I myself have always loved this album. It has a great relaxed atmosphere, even during the more up tempo selections. A definitive master piece and I really wonder why it wasn't included in one of the early batches of RVGs, when that series still was supposed to be in honour of Lion.

me too

the post woman will have emptied the box on the corner by now. the disk is underway.

yeah, that AND leading the top ten posters list oof yet ANOTHER day. don't drink too much coffee during WORK Ubu

WHAT? you too??!!! WHAT a coincidence! ME TOO! great, let's have cake and drink too much.

yes. although some providers have had web.de on the list of spamming agents and have blocked my mails. It has happened several times and it's shite (untill it gets solved again of course).

told you so... click

and if you do a search on "RVG" in the album title on Bluenote.com, you get what looks like a complete listing of that series. Again, there is a list floating on this board somewhere.

Blue Note Connoisseur CD Series SERIES I (1994) Ornette Coleman - The Empty Foxhole Don Cherry - Symphony for Imrovisers Cliff Jordan and John Gilmore - Blowing in from Chicago Kenny Dorham - Whistle Stop Freddie Redd - "The Connection" Andrew Hill - Judgement J.R. Monterose - S/T Bobby Hutcherson - Components Wayne Shorter - The All-Seeing Eye Johnny Griffin - The Congregation Tina Brooks - True Blue Baby Face Willette - Stop and Listen SERIES II (1995) Jackie McLean - Destination Out! Grant Geen - Green Street Grachan Moncur III - Some Other Stuff Wayne Shorter - Schizophrenia Andrew Hill - Smokestack Lee Morgan - Leeway Ike Quebec - Heavy Soul Pete La Roca - Basra Dizzy Reece - Blues in Trinity Freddie Hubbard - Ready for Freddie Lou Donaldson - Sunny Side Up Walter Davis Jr. - Davis Cup SERIES III (1995) Lee Morgan - The Procrastinator Grant Green - Solid Wayne Shorter - Etcetera Bobby Hutcherson - Patterns Hank Mobley - A Slice of the Top SERIES IV (1996) Grant Green - Sunday Mornin? Donald Byrd - Byrd in Flight Here Comes Louis Smith Johnny Coles - Little Johnny C Jack Wilson - Something Personal Paul Chambers - Paul Chambers Quintet Ike Quebec - Soul Samba Harold Vick - Steppin' Out John Jenkins - John Jenkins with Kenny Burrell Jutta Hipp - Jutta Hipp with Zoot Sims Sonny Red - Out of the Blue Dodo Greene - My Hour of Need SERIES V- (1997) Jackie McLean - Swing, Swang, Swingin? Art Blakey - Orgy in Rhythm Vols. 1 & 2 Clifford Jordan - Cliff Craft Sonny Clark - Dial S for Sonny Horace Parlan - Us Three Horace Silver - Further Explorations by Horace Silver SERIES VI (1997) Freddie Hubbard - Goin' Up Bobby Hutcherson - Stick-up! Booker Ervin - The In-between Bennie Green - Soul Stirrin' Jackie McLean - 'Bout Soul Baby Face Willette - Face to Face SERIES VII (1998) Freddie Redd - Shades of Redd OOP Horace Parlan - On the Spur of the Moment Larry Young - Into Somethin' Ike Quebec - It Might As Well Be Spring Tina Brooks - Back to the Tracks Fred Jackson - Hootin' and Tootin' SERIES VIII (1998) Sonny Clark - Sonny's Crib Hank Mobley - Third Season Lee Morgan - Infinity Art Blakey - Africane Jimmy Smith - Softly as a Summer Breeze Bobby Hutcherson - Medina SERIES IX (1998) Julius Watkins - Julius Watkins Sextet Vols. 1 & 2 Sal Salvador Quintet/ Kenton Presents... Howard McGhee Vol. 1/Introducing Kenny Drew Howard McGhee Vol. 2/Tal Farlow Quartet Frank Foster/Gearge Wallington - Showcase Gil Melle - Complete Fifties Sessions SERIES X (1999) Grant Green - Blues for Lou Bobby Hutcherson - The Kicker Jimmy Smith - Six Views of the Blues Art Blakey - Drums Around The Corner Lou Donaldson - A Man with a Horn Dizzy Reece - Comin' on Various Artists - The Lost Sessions SERIES XI (2000) Andrew Hill - Grass Roots Don Cherry - Complete Communion Tina Brooks - Minor Move Lee Morgan - Taru Sonny Clark - My Conception Jackie McLean - Vertigo Kenny Burrell - Introducing Kenny Burrell Stanley Turrentine with the 3 Sounds - The Complete Blue Hour Sesions Sonny Criss - The Complete Imperial Sessions SERIES XII (2001) Hank Mobley - Straight No Filer Andrew Hill - Lift Every Voice Booker Ervin - Structurally Sound Grant Green - First Session Don Wilkerson - The Complete Blue Note Sessions George Braith - The Complete Blue Note Sessions SERIES XIII (2002) Tina Brooks - The Waiting Game Freddie Redd - Redd's Blues Hank Mobley - Thinking of Home Jackie McLean - Jacknife Chick Corea - The Complete Is Donald Byrd/Doug Watkins - Watkins at Large/Byrd Blows on Beacon Hill/Byrd's Eye View WEST COAST CLASSIC (incomplete?) Amy, Curtis & Dupree Bolton - Katanga Baker, Chet - The Chet Baker Quartet with Russ Freeman Brookmeyer, Bob - Traditionalism Revisited Edwards, Teddy - Sunset Eyes Anderza, Earl - Outa Sight Montrose, Jack - The Jack Montrose Sextet Perkins, Bill - The Bill Perkins Octet On Stage Sheldon ,Jack - The Quartet & The Quintet Touff, Cy - His Octet and Quintet Mulligan, Gerry - Original Quarter with Chet Baker Shank, Bud & Bob Cooper - Blowin' Country Shank, Bud - Bud Shank & Bill Perkins

by all means, jump in, if the water's not too cold.

I'm not using Outlook myself (too tricky with all that interweaving I find), but I guess your mails and address book and other important stuff must be stored somewhere in a file and that you can make a backup of this. Deinstalling Outlook and then reinstalling it and reading/importing the backup files may do the trick. Just a guess, but that's something I'd try. Did you check anti virus sites for information on recent ugly viruses?

sorry I'm late, I hope you had a nice party.