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The Barnes & Noble site now says that new copies are not available. Amazon lists it as shipping in 1-3 weeks at the same price ($45 US) as on the publishers (Parkside) site. Booksamillion doesn't list it at all. Will watch & wait but if no one discounts it, I'll eventually get it from the publisher.

I agree with Lon. Eventually you'll want both nights.

Finally something to get on Concord. It's been a while for me.

I take an antioxidant / mineral supplement combination called LifePak twice a day. Also a few other targeted items.

I admit I'm tempted.

Maximum City (Bombay Lost & Found) by Suketu Mehta

Sam's still out there "touring" at his age. Looking forward to seeing him in Albuquerque in May in a trio context.

$2.35 per gallon for regular unleaded here in Santa Fe. If I'm going to Albuquerque (e.g. to see Cecil Taylor on Saturday), I stop at Santa Domingo pueblo where it's usually 20 cents a gallon less because they're exempt from certain taxes.

Kite Runner

If you haven't heard Dominick Farinacci yet you should. The Venus CDs are all "reissues" of recent releases in a different format - ?paper sleeves, ?hybrids (I'm not sure). They're available in jewel cases with the same music for a lot less.

Nope - not me.

Thanks guys. I didn't know you cared.

I'm just interested to see if you get it at all. I've never heard of this vendor.

Chocolate & lemon or Bombay Sapphire Gin & ice cubes

I wanted AEC with Fontella Bass, but it was backordered at CD Universe & too expensive at Dusty Groove. So - I got it at cheap-cds (which I hadn't used in ages) with a few others to make the S&H more palatable.

Mine would be by Miles too - but it probably would be Round About Midnight or one from the Prestige series - maybe Cookin'.

Good people in the band. I'd be optimistic.

I'm not a big fan, but I do like the album with Lem Winchester.

Cadence

Does the color fading in & out on the new posts envelopes make anybody else seasick??

Lily, Rosemary & The Jack Of Hearts (FWIW).

Yes - get it.

I enjoyed this first episode of the new season. I'll watch it again when it reruns on HBO on Tuesday night. The, dare I say it, politics of the striving for power is fascinating. BTW, was that a Dylan song at the end?

I've always appreciated Dewey's playing. I had sort of lost interest in Joshua, but he sounds damn good on the 3CD San Francisco Jazz Collective live set.

Yeah - like 50 years.