jlhoots

I would've bought that too.

I strongly second this suggestion!!!

Jim Hall / Greg Osby Qt. (with Steve LaSpina & Joey Baron)

I pre-ordered at Amazon.

They're not getting any mention, but Wisconsin & Marquette are playing well.

I had some Hot Club Of France 78's which I sold for not much money.

I wasn't commenting on your musical taste, but on your writing style. I probably should have said James Joyce or e.e. cunmmings. Sadly all my vinyl is long gone for $$$. But - I do have all of the Baby Face BN on CD.

or Charlie Sheen

Hard to pick just one. I guess you could try one of the "Broadway" CDs on Winter & Winter.

Randy Newman

$98 for the hardcover!!??!!

Jonathan Evison: West Of Here

Rollins: You Don't Know What Love Is (from Saxophone Colossus)

That's the one I remember as being good, but it's been a long time since I've heard it.

Sorry to here this. I've been listening to the Brubeck / Rushing & West Side Story CDs recently.

Good book. The movie could be O.K..

I'd go to that.

Gerald Clayton Trio

It's the April issue. Interesting even though I disagree with some of it.

Arnaldur Indridason: The Draining Lake

O.K. - I'm going to get it too.

That remark is rather common on many amazon listings. Really? I don't think I've ever seen it for music on Amazon US. But maybe I don't often search for stuff that's likely to be backordered. I tend to think Stefan isn't far off the mark - could these be manufactured on demand? I've seen it. Last time was on a vocal CD by a singer named Lykke Li (great name BTW).

That's the one I have.

I love Alfie too. Not quite the 60's - Rollins: Aix En Provence (March 11, 1959) with Henry Grimes & Kenny Clarke.

Rollins: You Don't Know What Love Is (from Saxophone Colossus)