Dmitry

Organissimo isn't the best place to shop for advice on vinyl. This place is.

I dunno...aroused?

It wouldn't surprise me if the balls were thrown in Northern Rhode Island and landed in Southern Rhode Island...

Theme Song #3 Used to be my personal favorite when I was 14.

I know what you mean. Some of them are old school Italians... Still, I'll take my chances, but leave the key in the ignition. Thanks for the heads-up, bro!

I already picked a theme song for my triumphs over the old geezers - it's Hank's Ballin'!

There are some cheap petanque/boule sets of 6 balls and a cochonette on eBay for $10 or so. We have a bocce/boule/petanque court in the senior center in our one-horse town. I was thinking it's time to kick some octogenarian ass! I played a few trimes with my friends in Paris, and it seems like a sport I could embrace. Very little physical effort, just what I like. Anybody into this stuff?

Where was this recorded?

There are tracks on the cd box that are not on the Mosaic lp box?

Is there another cover for this cd [maybe a Japan issue]? Nice music, ugly wrapper...

It sucks [a lot] that search does not permit searching for a phrase, doesn't it?

That's gonna cost ya, Nessa! Proceed into the chat room and have your credit card handy, sailor.

Bunny / Hemp Plus the yarn, for a mere $12.99!

That is very reassuring. This cd is listed at $40 everywhere on the web, but on this site it was $23 or so, plus the $5 off coupon - it was a no-brainer. Air-mail shipping was about $5. Now let's see if they come through.

Their website is http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/ Prices are vbery reasonable for the Japanese imports, shipping is OK too. New customers get $5 off their first order. I just placed an order for this cd this morning -

Kenyatta Beasley. I've heard this guy a couple of times jamming around New York. Matter of fact I just ordered his cd, a Japan-only release, Brooklyn Mardi Gras. Will report on what it sounds like.

My motive is purely mercantile - I have quite a few Document label cds of classic blues that I would like to sell. eBay is just too tedious sometimes... Thanks!

I also got 7 Blue Note Hank Mobley LPs recorded in 1957. A prolific year for Hank. But I wonder who the Champ* was...

I was cataloguing Grant Green's cds and Lps I have into the music database and noticed I had 6 separate titles plus the Green & Clark / The Complete Quartets 2cd set, all recorded in 1961. That's a lot of music for one year! I am sure Green is not even close to being at the top of the list, so who in your estimation has recorded the most leader Lps in one year? And a side-note - who was the most prolific Blue Note artist in terms of recording the most Lps in one year, at the peak of his popularity [or faith in such by Alfred Lion]?

Heard a couple of samples here. Sounds like the early- 70s porno soundtrack. The record is going on the Loricraft tomorrow and then on the platter. Who is this guy? It's available on cd from the P-Vine. Bernard "Pretty" Purdie [+] Drums, Producer Doug Bascomb [+] Guitar Frank Owens [+] Organ, Piano Hugh McCracken [+] Guitar Julian Buck [+] Viola Kermit Moore [+] Cello Norman Pride [+] Percussion Rick Cutter [+] Vibraphone Selwart Clarke [+] Violin

Good point!

...Hank Goodwin, Tommy Benford, or Pops Foster.

That is a shame. I always thought he was a bigger actor than the parts he played. Guess we'll never know.