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They had some vinyl, it went quickly. 'Laid back' is right!

I have a co-worker named Baron. Nice guy. His dad was a cabbie, so of course the other cabbies called the kid 'The Baron of Beef'.

Looks good, I always thought the guitarist from this band would've been a good choice for the post-Robbie Band...

I was there in person, I don't know if their used stuff is searchable.

Bunch of 'em at Music Millennium, go get 'em....I got this one

If I didn't already have the Galaxy box I'd be interested...

Data recovery dude may be able to fish it outta there, but it would co$t some

Yes, I'd have loved to hear him boogaloo and respond to the BN inside/out players too.

LUV it, but it was the first Freddie Roach I bought, a long time ago, if I'd had Mo' Greens or one of the others first I might feel differently...but I doubt it, I love hearing Joe Hen in this context, generally prefer him as a sideman.

The last year where I spent the majority of the year in Saskatoon, IIRC; not really a happy time for me then, but nostalgic for it now because of subsequent events.

The conversation going on in the first tune couldn't be more perfect if you'd done it on purpose...

I'm still waiting for my promo 1 CD sampler from a 4 CD box set of NOLA R&B to turn up...maybe someday.

4 - Free Lancing, Black Rock, Blues Preacher (DIW/Columbia) and Odyssey. And I agree that Odyssey is the shit, largely because of Burnham.

Hopefully they'll improve the sound on In the Tradition.

I'm only surprised it took this long...

The Art Pepper/Warne Marsh session - stereo puts the two horns on one side, the rhythm section on the other.

Such a great song, even my ineptitude can't screw it up to bad; and Ornette's performance on SofJtoC is riveting, IMHO

as in Why was he largely recognized only as a guitar slinger when he had real skills as a singer and songwriter as well...this whole album (1963) is the perfect rebuttal to why did it take the Brits to recognize great American music...it didn't (but it did, but it didn't).

Just to be clear, my view of Prince is nowhere near this harsh or dismissive. But we live in a world where it's all or nothing...part of what I was trying to talk about.

https://www.irs.gov/uac/Newsroom/Phone-Scams-Continue-to-be-a-Serious-Threat,-Remain-on-IRS-Dirty-Dozen-List-of-Tax-Scams-for-the-2016-Filing-Season There's a lot of this going around and while I'm sure most of you are far too savvy to get taken in you may well know people who might be vulnerable to this sort of scam. Suffice to say the IRS is not going to call you demanding immediate payment. Please report these scum so they will face the serious federal time they deserve.

Sad, but if that's true it certainly will.

Best joke ever! My daughter would laugh and laugh at it when she was little.

Ellingtonian level mastery, i don't hear that. I hear solid musicality, eclecticism, use of what's in the air in the culture generally and more immediately in his associates, etc. I just don't hear genius, or anything like it.

Bought an LP of this (which I'd never seen before) the other day when I went to Music Millennium to get the new Sonny. Short (8 tunes, under 30 min) and kind of a 'small' work in other ways too, but quite enjoyable. Don't know that I've ever heard Cohn on baritone before. Apparently was dbl'e up on CD with the even more oddball We Dig Cole featuring Charlie Shavers, Sam 'the man' Taylor and Urbie green. What say you?