jlhoots

I'm beginning to think that sometimes I'm in the wrong room. Coincidentally I was just listening to Historicity & thought it was just fine. The reference to Oscar Peterson earlier in the thread eludes me. I'm no critic or writer but have enjoyed much of what I've heard of Iyer's work.

Why do some get to decide who's being fooled? I'm just as smart, have listened just as long, etc. & can make up my own mind.

Rosanne Cash

Thanks Pete. I may go for this one. Me too!

Don't do that.

It's all good if you like it.

MOPDTK: Forty Fort Don Cherry: Montmartre, Vol.2

Eilen Jewell: Sea Of Tears

I'm with you on this.

I've seen worse. The Iyer & Threadgill are actually 2 of my favorites this year.

Definitely a scam. My only "complaint" is that I've forwarded 3 of these to Pay Pal, & they haven't replied. I suppose they get hundreds of these a day.

Valdo Williams: New Advanced Jazz

Yep - I ordered one too.

I plan to see it as soon as it opens here.

Richard Russo: That Old Cape Magic

I'm waiting for the Threadgill, which BTW I'll wind up buying for myself.

What are your impressions of the set so far? I have it on my shopping list, but haven't picked one up yet. So far (first 3 CDs), so good.

FWIW Ochs can play!!

Thanks Lon. Going to see it in 3-D on Wed..

Well - I actually like the Strickland CD.

Philip Caputo: The Voyage

Buffalo (medium rare) with green chile, bacon, swiss cheese, onion, tomato, mustard.

Ken Vandermark: Resonance (10 CD set)

Javon Jackson Quintet: Freddie Hubbard Tribute Band (Jackson, Eddie Henderson, Benny Green, Peter Washington, Carl Allen)

Good issue & music as always.