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Orphan car joke, v. nice...

https://www.google.com/search?q=merle+haggard&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=merle+haggard&tbm=nws

Fun record to listen to, I'm guessing it was even more fun to make.

OK, I read it - hack writing, properly programmed a computer could've done that.

Yes, Ray Charles is all that AND a bag of chips...

"'I do not scream' said Gato, 'for the same reasons Pharaoh Sanders screams'". Some liner note verbiage that stuck in my head. He certainly had his own voice. Last Tango (expanded), Latin America (expanded), and the duets with Dollar Brand are my go-to selections. And the first side of Yesterdays on Flying Dutchman with "Yesterdays" and "A John Coltrane Blues" (even if it sounds more like King Curtis goes latin).

I think 'the greatest singer of postwar popular music' is a false construct ("in the history of" is just redundant), but if you had to choose one she'd be as good a candidate as any...BUT there is certainly no consensus on such matters that I've noticed, now more/less than ever. It's not as obnoxious and infuriating as the guy who said in the NYR that 'of course Cole Porter is a wittier songwriter than Chuck Berry', but it's not a particularly insightful or enlightening statement. Did he go on to do any close analysis of Aretha's actual practises as a singer, or does he just stay in the mist of offhand generality?

My mono promo LP of Caddy For Daddy, what was I thinking? I have it on CD, but it's not the same...

http://www.okayplayer.com/news/lee-andrews-rip.html

Went to Crossroads (local collectors co-op) looking for one of the 2 albums contained herein, now enjoying in the comfort of my own home.

that's a pretty flipped flip side!

v. nice, song and performance, thanx

Four Strong Winds mostly makes me think of Canada, not that there isn't heartbreak connected with my time there...

I've found to be true of Tommy Flanagan's sideman dates too...I'm thinking there was more going on there than I'm hearing, although what I'm hearing is fine...

How many other boogaloos were there on Prestige?

I've been working up Carrickfergus (sp?).

Yeah, but without them you'd still be going to hell, just on a much worse road!

a better question might be, does this book's author write about Bud as 'black music' in an intelligent, insightful, nuanced way or not so much...

No more surprising than Sam Rivers doing an organ date or an album of standards

I have In the Land of Giants on vinyl - I find it to be fully as wonderful as any of the albums under Booker's name with Jaki Byard.

Why not? Hoping for a response (which it got this time) and in case anyone else has the chance to see him soon to encourage them to do so.

1st Lark was totaled some time ago, parts car at my mechanics now, and I'm still driving my second lar - longer WB '62 cruiser, heavier, PS, PB (Avati discs in front), 289 v. 259, worse mileage, much softer car but still a lot of fun.

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