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Saw / heard him a number of times back in the old Milwaukee days. R.I.P.

Tin Hat

Justified - tonight's episode

All of this "controversy" over one of the least controversial players ever. Ahhh - the internet.

David McCullough: The Greater Journey

Rudresh Mahanthappa: Gamak

Sorry to see this, although mostly their prices were higher than most other places. Occasionally there was an item I couldn't find anyplace else. I know Lon has always liked them.

Cats. Dogs are too happy.

They'll come out about the same time the BeeHive albums get reissued.

I suspect the cost to do that would be prohibitive.

I'm in for all of them.

I met him at Lennie's On The Turnpike in Boston in 67 or 68. I had finished medical school & was in Boston for my internship & residency. Lennie knew I was a physician. Wayne wasn't "feeling well". Lennie asked me to take a look at him in the dressing room. Miles was there & asked me "can he play"? He could & Miles couldn't have been nicer.

Nice thread - BUT I disagree with the dismissal of Guitar Forms which IMHO is excellent.

Continuing to watch Enlightened. Liking it more as it progresses. Last night's episode of The Good Wife - top notch IMO.

Tommy Gumina from my old home town - Milwaukee. I like the ones with Sonny Clark.

Enjoying my copy as well.

I agree. You can "like" J Dilla - that's O.K. - but "jazz's greatest innovator" - come on.

You think Chuck does it for the money!!!!???? I didn't mean that he's getting rich by reissuing jazz recordings. I meant that he's not doing it to get poor. Is everyone here really this naive? Why do I have to explicitly explain everything I say? Read between the lines sometimes. It keeps the mind young! "want to be a millionaire promoting jazz - start with 2 million"

We've watched the first few episodes of the new season of Enlightened. Haven't seen previous season(?s). Quirky. Not entirely sure what to make of it yet.

Blue 7 11+ minutes. Works for me.

No turntable.

I like the album with C. Sharpe. Also Lee plays All The Way on an album that's a great ballad rendition.

Looking forward to the CD!!

Sonic Boom

Patrick deWitt: The Sisters Brothers