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I will not be near a computer at that time (15.00 GMT), I'll try and tune in next week.

1960, Frank Strozier- Fantastic Frank Strozier (Vee Jay) with the same rhythm section as plays on the Lee Morgan tunes from the same date and label.

The sight of that has me weeping with joy. Were I not a strong man, I might buckle under and decide to trade you my one-of-a-kind AfricaBrass deluxe waffle with image of Jesus sitting next to Horace Silver on a park bench for it. I'll see what I can do...

with Robin you mean the Red Throated Robbin, the Trush species, right?

and here I am, sipping from my deluxe Störtebeker Bernstein Weizen limited edition* glass with nice gold emblem.... *with a specially designed pirate ship logo instead of the bland lettered version currently available.

yes, God bless the child. His voice sounds as hoarse as his tenor. And the tenor sound is typically whispery for latter day Shepp. Indeed not too bad at all, not at all... Wasn't there a website somewhere with an interview with Murray, who was complaining about never receiving adequate payment for this session?

I like the ashtray

25 years of GDR, glossy silver coloured paper with brilliant red.

another one

here's one more, there's not that many really.

part of my collection of stray issues of the Jenaer-Rundschau with cool cover designs. A 1968 supplement... (sorry Brandon, will not part with it, but should have known to take the whole pile of 4 or 5 copies with me then... )

tadaa! welcome Milo! and all the best to Melissa and Johnny too

reads almost like a Tintin book

I'm already making money of it, production is underway!

at least that's what it says on the site where Lon got the pic http://www.evangelisch-in-oberkassel.de/05...lbau_orgeln.htm

McMaster's answer does of course beg the question WTF is going on. From what I know, the TOCJ is made from an eq'ed LP master tape, as close as you can get to the original vinyl sound. McMaster says he used the original session tapes, which may account for the discrepancy in the hiss, but not for the lack of treble or the distorted cymbals. So, wassup?

1947, a party is held at Chuck Kopely's home in Hollywood to celebrate Charlie Parker's return from Camarillo hospital. Bird in great form!

some other fun (?) stuff instead then: http://photobucket.com/albums/v499/Aerichk/ WTF?

BEERDUDE!! http://www.daveheinzel.com/beerdude2/ oy, that's not cool. I click the link to check it and the site just shows it's overheated.harrumph.

so, that's not real friendship, what with all the hugging, they are just keeping you from keeling over!

240 members never posted 132 member posted only once 50 members posted only twice

what's with the spot on Jim's sweater? Did he spill his beer or was he soloing with his eyes closed, drooling all the while?

houba houba 7/4 twaaaaaiiiiinggggg tragawdoukoutrrrr

Wasn't Archie Shepp's relatively recent CD "St. Louis Blues" (with Sunny Murray and RIchard Davis) released on Jazz Magnet as well? Will chekc when I get home. That disc was not too bad, by the way. nope, that one is on PAO indeed, not too bad at all