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Sock it tome? ....Bonus points awarded to Chris for perfect use of "tome".

Happy Birthday! Alles Gute zum Geburtstag! Vill Gleck fir daei Geburtsdaag! Til hamingju med afmaelisdaginn! Tillykke med fodselsdagen! Buon Compleanno! Joyeux Anniversaire! Grattis på födelsedagen ok, i'm done

Thanks Brownie! If these sets don't have the advertising that Miles' estate was apparently insisting upon, it makes me wonder if some sort of payoff wasn't involved. Especially because of the "suddenness" of these things arriving in the marketplace now.

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...which one's the skinny one?

1. Take out loan for $22M. 2. Buy Time Machine on ebay for $21M. 3. Go back in time 60 yrs and deposit $1M in savings account. 4. Come back to 2005. 5. Withdraw the $1M + $21M in interest you've accumulated. 6. Repay loan for $22M. 7. You are now the proud owner of a FREE Time Machine. edited because I forgot how to count to 7. I need to go back in time to Kindergarten.

Out of curiousity, did you happen to notice whether these sets had the "added on" stickers that Wilburn was insisting on? I'm curious to see if that played out the way it was being described previously.

I received my package (Sco photo, naturally ) from Mark today, and I wanted to share how beautiful the print is, as well as the matting and signatures (both artists, Sco & Mark). A tip of the hat to Mark for doing such a good thing with the charities that he is involving.

...In the Year 2000!

I just saw the Heat's new uniforms for the first time! Dang, was there a clearance sale on the old Tampa Bay Buccaneers pink & orange fabric??

At one point weren't Monorail's the "Transportation of the Future"?

duh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh Batman!!!

When I was a kid my folks lived in Japan. We used to travel back and forth to the U.S. to visit family, and often passed through Hawaii on the way (though sometimes the route was through Alaska instead). Invariably we'd end up staying a day or two in Hawaii and do the beach thing. I remember clearly how delicious the Coconut Syrup was (is) there. Not sure how readily available this stuff is elsewhere, but it was some kinda good!

Third time for the Davis Legacy set was a charm! (i'm wondering if the Dino Saluzzi ECM disc and the Belew Side Two will ever show up though...they've been backordered/cancelled a couple times for me). Very nice package - the concert recording on disc 2 sounds great. Need to listen to the performance a bit more closely now... New on yourmusic: Albert Ayler - New Grass Yusef Lateef - Psychicemotus Gabor Szabo - Spellbinder Freda Payne - After the Lights Go Down Low Mizell Bros - Mizell

d. None of the Above.

Sapporo?? Kirin all the way, baby!!!

Happy Happy Joy Joy!

I'm glad to see there are some things that are in instrumental pop categories instead of jazz categories...i.e: ------------------------ Field 1 - Pop Category 9 - Best Pop Instrumental Performance • In Our Time Burt Bacharach & Chris Botti Track from: At This Time [Columbia Records] • T-Jam George Duke Track from: Duke [bPM Records] • Gelo Na Montanha Herbie Hancock Featuring Trey Anastasio Track from: Possibilities [starbucks Hear Music/Hancock Music/Vector Recordings ------------------------------- Field 1 - Pop Category 10 - Best Pop Instrumental Album • Naked Guitar Earl Klugh [Koch Records] • Flipside Jeff Lorber [Narada Jazz] ------------------------------------ ....and here's an odd pairing: Field 1 - Pop Category 8 - Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals • Virginia Moon Foo Fighters Featuring Norah Jones Track from: In Your Honor [RCA Records]

Guy - Do yourself a favor and check out The Power to Believe (it's $5.99 at yourmusic.com). It's GREAT!

Inspired by Cliff's recommendation, how about this one:

The Christmas Song is sometimes called that too I think ("Chestnuts roasting on an open fire"). Do you perhaps have the same song with two different titles? edit - Thanks Randy, Joe, & Jim for these wonderful performances!

...yep, good sale for some of the 2 cd sets. Ray Brown - Walk On, $9.99 Dave Brubeck - From the USA & UK, $7.59 Donald Byrd - At the Half Note Cafe, $7.99 Ornette Coleman - Complete Science Fiction, $9.99 Ella Fitzgerald/Louis Armstrong - Ella & Louis Again, $9.99 Ella Fitzgerald, Jukebox Ella, $9.99 Ella Fitzgerald, Ella Sings the Rogers & Hart Songbook, $9.99 Ella Fitzgerald, Ella Sings the Irving Berlin Songbook, $9.99 Ella Fitzgerald, Ella Sings the Cole Porter Songbook, $9.99 Bill Frisell - East West, $7.99 Dexter Gordon - Classic BN Recordings, $9.99 Herbie Hancock - Complete Mwandishi, $7.99 Billie Holiday - Lady Day, $9.99 Freddie Hubbard - Night of the Cookers, $7.99 Keith Jarrett - Radiance, $9.99 Peggy Lee/Benny Goodman - Complete 1941-47 Recordings, $9.99 Glenn Miller/Andrews Sisters - Chesterfield Broadcasts, $9.99 Glenn Miller - Platinum, $7.99 Marcus Miller - The Ozell Tapes, $9.99 Charles Mingus - The Great Concert of Charles Mingus, $9.99 Joe Pass - Live at Donte's, $9.59 Oscar Peterson - This is Oscar Peterson, $9.99 Wayne Shorter - Footprints, $9.99 Wayne Shorter - Classic Blue Note Recordings, $10.79 Nina Simone - Anthology, $9.99 Lonnie Liston Smith - Explorations, $9.99 Stanley Turrentine/3 Sounds - Blue Hour, $9.99 Nancy Wilson - Great American Songbook, $7.99 Bob Dylan - No Direction Home, $9.99 BB King - Anthology, $9.99 Dean Martin - Dino (2 disc version), $8.79 Pearl Jam - Rearviewmirror, $7.99 various "Gold" sets, $7.99 ...probably quite a few more rock/pop sets, didn't have time to look through all of them. edit - I may pick up that Joe Pass set...anybody have that? How is it?

Muthspiel perhaps?

I bet you'll be up and dancing when it is finally released!

Don't miss the recordings with Jim Giuffre and Steve Swallow: Fusion - 1961 Thesis - 1961 Flight, Bremen 1961 Emphasis, Stuttgart 1961 Free Fall - 1962 Life of a Trio, Saturday - 1989 Life of a Trio, Sunday - 1989 Fly Away Little Bird - 1992 Conversations with a Goose - 1996