jlhoots

Maybe the Ware Foundation would be interested in those tapes if they're releaseable.

Vol. 2 & 3 are awfully good also (esp. 3).

He was also good in The Social Network.

I'm very interested in Rhone style wines being made in California - esp. in the Paso Robles area.

Tuck Beckstoffer 2010 Melee (grenache, approx. $30 / bottle) Well worth it.

Looks really good!! BUT - expensive as books from this publisher usually are.

Didn't Anthony Braxton "threaten" at one time to create a composition for 100 tubas??

Ray Draper

Then they'll probably kiss the dog on the lips. Ugh!!

I like both Awakening CDs. So there.

Nick Stone: VooDoo Eyes

And the beat goes on & on & on. FWIW (probably very little), I saw / heard Ben Goldberg play some kind of gigantic clarinet last night. Don't know what that means, but thought I'd add to the "thread count".

I read it too several years ago. I liked it.

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.