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Wallace Roney Sextet

Michael Chabon: The Yiddish Policeman's Union

The Kerouac scroll on which he typed On The Road is currently on display at one of the museums here in Santa Fe. It's part of a fascinating exhibit which includes books, music, photos, videos, etc.. I believe a 50th anniversary edition of On The Road will be published this year.

Up for chewy's new thread on this topic.

And the Brewers quietly won again tonight.

These all went when I sold all of my vinyl years ago. So - I bought them immediately. Glad to have them back.

Geez Lon. I thought I was the only one who liked those two.

This thread has taken a strange turn. Oh, well. Milwaukee 21-10. That's what I care about today. BTW those substances that "build muscle mass" aren't much good for your overall health (to say the least).

I like Taschen too (Jazz Life, etc.) + this certainly isn't very expensive. Also apparently will have some text. All in all, I believe it will be worthwhile to obtain.

Good show. I'm looking forward to the new season beginning, I believe, mid-June.

Jonathan Lethem: You Don't Love Me Yet

They often ship on orders from their website in advance of the "release date". Can't guarantee that, but I've received CDs a couple of weeks in advance.

Milwaukee 18-9. Pretty damn good (so far).

I agree with Sal. Does Tony repaying all of Hesch's money portend something "bad"?

$2.81 today at (you should pardon the expression) Sam's Club. 30-40 cents less than elsewhere in town. Might be different tomorrow.

Sounds good.

Taylor Ho Bynum Sextet (Firehouse 12 CD)

Lucky 7s: Farragut You'll like that too - really!!

I like the stuff in the Tatum Group Masterpieces box set. Not sure re: individual availability.

Very worthwhile. Laurie has lots more.

Yes indeed.

Excellent one.

CD reissues of the first 3 Leonard Cohen albums. Mine went the way of all vinyl years ago.

I was at that same run at The Jazz Workshop. I was an intern at the Boston City Hospital at the time. The "show" I was at had at least one other saxophone player. I think it was Carlos Ward. It was pretty intense. I loved it at the time. Don't know how it would hit me today.

Coleman Hawkins: Rainbow Mist