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and note the whole street being tilted to the East. It's because the music shoppe is on the left hand side and Bev lives on the right hand side. And because of gravity of course.

http://www.universalmusic.fr/servlet/Front..._id=60249806918

it's a nice brochure! mine's in English though...

nice, but where are the pistons?

1973, Dewey Redman - The Ear of the Behearer (Impulse!), ctd the next day

listening just now and sound is okay. An occasional drop out/distortion/mike-squeel/clicks/patrons calling for more beer. But some damn fine musique!

fine opportunity to post this little gem of a drawing by Mr. T.S. Sullivant

JAM SESSIONS AT CHRISTY'S '50 winter - '51 spring. Christy's Restaurant. Framingham, MA. Jam Session Howard McGhee, unk - trumpet Bob Wilber - clarinet Gigi Gryce - alto sax, piano Joe Roland - vibes Oscar Pettiford - bass, cello Tommy Potter - bass Duke Jordan, Nat Pierce - piano drummer unidentified Eddie Curran - mc 1. Rockin' in Rhythm 2. Imagination 3. Perdido 4. Swingi' 'til the Girls Come Home 5. Anthropology 6. I'll Remember April 7. Indiana 8. Stardust 9. Perdido 10. Lady Be Good

Some dramatic shitte here this evening...

I have found that spools are quite helpful

Yeah, but the colour is all wrong!

duck!

http://www.koreus.com/files/200505/men-in-coats.html

1960, Curtis Fuller - Images of Curtis Fuller (Savoy) 1963, Lou Donaldson records for Blue Note (A Man With A Horn) 1966, Eddie Harris records for Atlantic (Mean Greens) 1973, Stanley Turrentine records for CTI (Don't Mess with Mr T)

the booklet of my 1995 CD release mentions June 4, I see Dave Wild has June 7. Which is correct?

it seems you've nailed it. Skewed logic is a major part of the Lonehill series it seems. Still, releasing Verve sides that did not yet have their 50th birthday seems very odd.

so it's the four "bonus tracks" that elude. Jim Hall is hopefully involved somewhere, so it must be with these. 14. You're Driving Me Crazy (Bonus Track) 15. You're Clear Out Of This World (Bonus Track) 16. More I See You (Bonus Track) 17. You Are Too Beautiful (Bonus Track)

Jim Beam of course

well, did they think Chess was just a game, or something?

Have they found the wine that goes with chocolate? --eric ← You'd have to ask the old men playing checkers by the trees. ← they all grew up as altar boys and had to drink the yucky sweet stuff and by now they have developed a taste for it.

bloody warm that is

... and what if someone then inadvertently sits on it?

his profile says he has been lurking here today