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Larry Coryell - Bolero & Scheherezade Miles Davis - Vol 1 Kenny Dorham - Una Mas Dexter Gordon - Our Man in Paris Harry "Sweets" Edison - The Swinger and Mr. Swing Sonny Rollins - The Bridge Chucho Valdes - Live at the Village Vanguard ProjeKct One - Live at the Jazz Cafe

Here are some football quotes from Neil Smith, a former player who is now in television as a sports reporter in Kansas City, I believe (Rooster can correct me if this isn't completely accurate). They kind of remind me of some of the things Pres. Bush says in some ways... •“I think Dick Vermeil said it best. This team is now jilling toward each other.” •“Actually this guy (Troy Brown) had a perceptional year today. … I think he went 10-for-10 or 12-for-12. … His completion percentage was great. I love the way he was catching the ball.” Smith, on the Patriots wide receiver. •“You know why? I think why. This is the reason why. Because I think what New England did today, they axe-ually they just everything you could probably the reverse they tried to do all kind of trick plays.” •“We having very, very much problems right up the center of our defense. … That’s a lot of balls that he do underthrow that he shouldn’t. … McGloski (Chiefs Linebacker Mike Maslowski) picked off this ball here but McGloski, please, whatever you do, don’t let an offensive lineman catch you! … This is great coming out after halftime what Dante Hall do here. For a little guy, he’s very shifty. … ” •“I can’t take too much of this there no more as far as them winning these close games.” Smith after the Chiefs lost 41-38 to the Pats. •“There are some changes that have to be made. I think you start on the cornerback position. You actually have to start with (Eric) Warfield. I think Warfield needs to be put down before he can really realize exactly what’s happening to him.” •“This guy is just tremendously. … He’s got a lot of more football left in this season.” Smith on Priest Holmes. •“I’ll tell you, you cannot have Masnowski (Mike Maslowski) run with Shannon Sharpe. You just can’t do that. That’s like an offensive lineman running with a tight end. We just have to do a better job of getting those safeties to (Sharpe) and not leaving Maslowsli to run with Shannon Sharpe for 80 yards.” •“Here’s what I think is going to happen. The coach, Dick Vermeil, is going to overlook everything and there will be some changes here (on the defense). I think what’s going to happen is that they are going to have to putting some players and benching them.” •“They always come through because they always says what they have to mean.” Smith on veteran players like Shannon Sharpe coming through in the clutch. •“Trevor Pryce uses the chop move (past John Tait). … I does that when I was playing and I think he picked it up.” Smith while watching video of Pryce blowing past Tait to sacked Green. •“Rod Smith actually did have a great game but what when he did come back and redeemed himself early he dropped the football.” •“The Denver defense has been outstanding against players but they haven’t played against (Priest Holmes). This guy is inceptional because he’s got so many things he can do to hurt your defense.” •“Only thing he do is he go along the line of scrimmage and no one untouched him.” Smith on the Broncos Keith Burns blocking a Chiefs punt in overtime. •“To give up 113 yards you know to the Denver defense but we still lost.” •“I don’t know if this is Mixnutchzki or perhaps Glenn Cadrez…” Smith attempting to identify Mike Maslowski. •“I think this team is on track to getting to where they want to be at. They having a slight little problem, but they have to work it out within the home of that Chiefs offense. I tell you what, if they can do that then they can get it together they can go out and win it.” •“In Denver, they going to use (the scoreboard) to get the Broncos fired up. They going to actually pronounce the scores (of other games) and what quarter it is so they will know today (if the Raiders and Chargers win or lose).” •“I think (Trevor Pryce) was simply saying that we have what it takes in this room to get it done. But then if one thing lead to another, then when the media take something and run away from it, then the coaches have to step up and say, ‘You know, I did it.’” Smith, referring to a controversial quote from Denver Bronco Trevor Pryce who said the Broncos are the most talented team in the NFL. •“I’ve never known Mike Shanahan to leach out at a player.” Smith when asked about Shanahan’s angry response to Price’s above comment. •“I think it does effect you when you there. I was there for two years and it took me about that long to get aptitude to it.” Smith when asked if the altitude in Denver bothers the players. •“I think both of these teams respectively give each other respect. And that’s why it’s become that real, real crucial of a rivalry. What Chiefs team’s gonna to show up is going to bow down to what’s going to happen today. They have to show up today and play some solid football. If not they will be right back where we was again flat if they don’t get this win.” •“Clearly, no one untouched and you’re not going to out footrace Dante Hall when he’s in first gear…or second gear.” •“Well, what it it did, is the Chiefs actually brought eight in the box. So they actually have more than they need. As you see, McNowski (Mike Maslowski) right here takes the inside charge and beats his guy to the snap.” •“They moved the (Broncos’) stadium over from the parking lot and that’s kinda like the mystique ground is not there no more.” •“They don’t care who you are. If you don’t be on the plane at a certain time when you supposed to, they will leave you on the dot. And you will have to find your way to Seattle to try to get a plane that day to beat us to get to the play on tomorrow.” Smith trying to explain how much emphasis Marty Schottenheimer places on his players in regard to promptness. •“I think anytime you have a guy that’s been out for the second time he’s been out and he gets the second-string guy gets a second opportunity, I think this is his time to shine.” Smith when asked how he thought Mike Cloud would fare in the San Diego game. •“I think the biggest responsibility is when you lose Tony Richardson. He’s pretty much the focus of the running game. I think that was a big, big hurt.” •“Rob Smith does a great job of keeping both feet inbounds here after the play was resumed.” Smith reviewing video of the Chiefs loss to Denver. •“Derrick Thomas has a little problem being late for the airport…”

Lawrence Brown - Slide Trombone Larry Coryell - Planet End Art Farmer - Listen to Art Farmer and the Orchestra Wayne Shorter - Adam's Apple Jack Teagarden - Think Well of Me Porcupine Tree - Coma Divine ProjeKct Three - Masque

Now this is a deal - original purchase of $20, sell for $60, re-purchase for $20. This means you're up $20, AND you own Oblique and Total Eclipse! I want some of this action!!!

John Coltrane - Dear Old Stockholm Larry Coryell - Eleventh House at Montreux Miles Davis - Quiet Nights Ellery Eskelin/Han Bennink - Dissonant Characters Grant Green - Am I Blue? Ike Quebec - Blue & Sentimental ProjeKct Four - West Coast Live

It's a two-disc set on Tzadik, with Haino Keiji, Bill Laswell, and Rashied Ali. My first tast of Keiji, and it's actually pretty interesting. Not sure what I can compare it to, but it's loud and aggressive. Keiji is an interesting guitar player, and an unusual vocalist as well. Not really lyrics to this one. AMG compares it to Sonic Youth, but I'm not familiar enough with them to decide if that's apt. Only Youth album I had was the Ciccone Youth/Madonna takeoff.

Count me as another who's really looking forward to this. I am still enjoying Belly of the Sun alot! I saw Cassandra in concert here this past July, and it was a fantastic show. She played a few of the tunes from "Glamoured", and they came across well. I find it interesting she is covering another Dylan tune so quickly, after "Shelter from the Storm", but I guess she must really be getting into him of late. The other title she played live (that I remember by name) was called "Broken Drum", and was also quite good.

John Coltrane - Living Space Larry Coryell - Introducing the Eleventh House Larry Goldings Trio - Caminhos Cruzados Oregon - Friends Purple Trap - Decided...Already the Motionless Heart of Tranquility, Tangling the Prayer called "I" (PS - I'm not making that title up) John Scofield - East Meets West David Bowie - Best of Bowie (US Version) Grateful Dead - Very Best of ProjeKct Two - Live Groove

Anybody have this one available for purchase/trade? I can't seem to find it available anywhere on line. If I get ahold of this disc it will complete my Scofield collection, as far as leader dates go. I've still got a long way to go with the sideman appearances. Thanks, Erik

Is this the ScoLoToJoJo+Bill lineup?

John Coltrane - First Meditations Chick Corea/Gary Burton - Native Sense Greg Osby - St. Louis Shoes William Parker - Raining on the Moon John Scofield - Blue Matter Ralph Towner - Anthem Pearl Jam - State College PA 3 May 03

John Coltrane - Infinity Larry Coryell - Spaces Bireli Lagrene - Live in Marciac Joe Lovano - Quartets: Live at the Village Vanguard Greg Osby - Symbols of Light Taj Mahal - The Real Thing Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

Electric here as well. An old colleague once told me that electric razors cause your stubble to grow out in odd "grains", and can make the hair itself a bit curly rather than straight. I have noticed that my stubble does seem to grow out left-to-right, instead of straight down. I'm not sure whether an electric razor is the cause of this, or if it's just my genetics. I haven't shaved manually for a long period of time to see if it makes any difference or not, but find this sort of far-fetched. Anyone else ever heard of this?

My local store didn't have the Scarface set when I checked, but I did pick up the new special edition of "Fargo", which is a great Coen Bros flick.

Haven't seen her in a long time, but she is one of the best things about watching Fox News

Sorry to ask, but have there been any new posts to this thread since my last post? I've been too lazy to check...

John Coltrane - Sun Ship Hiromi - Another Mind Jones Brothers - Keepin' Up with the Joneses John Scofield - Live Matthew Shipp - Prism Wayne Shorter - Allegria Bruford Levin Upper Extremities - Blue Nights Simon & Garfunkel - Live from NYC, 1967

Ornette Coleman - At the Golden Circle, Vol. II John Coltrane - Transition Dave Douglas - Constellations Jimmy Giuffre - The Easy Way Fareed Haque - Sacred Addiction Lee Konitz - Motion Steve Lacy - Sands Gerry Mulligan Quartet - Complete Pacific Jazz Recordings w/Chet Baker Pink Floyd - Echoes Neil Young - Decade

EKE - Another recommendation for Into Somethin'. If you don't mind a slight blue-ish tint on the cover, you can pick it up from Fresh Sound Record's website (right there in Spain, no less!) for a mere €5.75, plus shipping & handling! Check it out...

Clinton - I'm guessing you look more like this guy: than this one?:

John Coltrane - Quartet Plays Miles Davis - '58 Sessions Jimmy Giuffre/Andre Jaume - Momentum, Willisau 1988 Oregon - Music of Another Present Era John Patton - Memphis to New York Spirit Sonny Rollins - +3 Peter Gabriel - Shaking the Tree Yes - 1st album remaster

You mean we're supposed to DO something with our hair??

I agree that it's a good album, co-headlined with Donald Byrd. Check out it's companion as well, "All Day Long"! Some cat named Hank Mobley on these two as well...