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Me too. And there will be more.

Can't imagine what 1966-1967 Trane playing Monk would be like. Would love to hear it.

NYC has 11,000 reported cases in a city of like 11,000,000 people, so 1 in 1,000 right now. And a much lower percentage of those are serious/fatal By all means it needs taken seriously, but by using common sense and consideration, people can protect themselves and others. This too shall pass. There are already advances in treatment. And I believe some things will permanently change for the better because of this. We aren't bulletproof, but the truth is, we never were. So that can't be our hope or confidence.

Same here. I do the kitchen clean up and put the food away. Also, back in the ancient past (like 2 weeks ago), back when we would get take-out food sometimes, I handled all of that.

You'll have to wait six months to see if that made the list! I like some of the Montreux '75 titles on Pablo, such as the Oscar Peterson.

Thanks for sharing your story. I hope others will do the same. What are your culinary specialties?

What I've been reading is that not all of the symptoms show up in everyone who catches it, and we know that 80% have "mild" version of it (that just means you don't end up on a ventilator or dead). So Mark and Dan, you may indeed have had it.

I agree. I do an hour of MSNBC/CNN at 9:00 Mon-Fri, and pretty much try to leave it alone beyond that, but my wife sometimes wants headlines at other times, and I want to be one with her.

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I own that album also. It is special. I best liked the versions with Danny Kirwan, but the first two albums with Buckingham and Nicks are great.

That is correct.

I have used a pair of Klipsch Tangent bookshelf speakers with my stereo for probably 20-25 years. Love them, and the price was great.

And we don't yet know what "temporarily" will be. Interesting point I had not thought about.

Looked at the website (which I'm not familiar with, I live on Politico), and they are selling membership for $35/ first year or $1 first month.

Incredible classic from the 60's

The session is listed in the 1988 Cuscuna/Rippli Blue Note Discography book. And it shows as "unissued" rather than "rejected", where there are other sessions that show as "rejected".

The session is listed in the Cuscuna/Ruppli Blue Note Discography book, which was published in1988, and the session shows as unissued rather than as rejected (and there are other sessions in the book that show as rejected).

Pennsylvania Governor just closed down all "non life-sustaining" businesses. My emotions cringe, but my head says it's the right move. The statistics bear it out.

It is pretty marvelous. And the "old" Mingus has great value also, just different. HIstorically, I have to assume that these were lost in the ether due to both likely limited distribution, and the crystalization of the "new" music on the Atlantic 'Pithecanthropus Erectus'. But I listen to this and the 'With Max Roach' companion album a lot more than I listen to that Mingus Three (also lost on me), and the albums on Bethlehem, which seemed like a step backwards in some ways. Seemed to take another leap forward on 'Mingus in Wonderland', and another yet on the Columbia albums.

Delayed in USA from April 18 to June 20. Not that I A) Buy vinyl or B) have a brick-and-mortar store anywhere near me that sells new records. You and Mrs. Duckworth will be in our thoughts and prayers. Please let us know what happens.

A new discovery courtesy of Clifford:

what good are notebooks? They won't help me survive

Have been watching Don McNeill on my primary news show (Maddow), he is excellent on this topic. I think that's true throughout the nation.