Dmitry

Any last minute ideas, folks?

Clem, what vinyl alternatives are there to this 2cd set? The 1970s BN twofer?

David is that a picture of two Russian 14 year old would-be lesbians, the pop group Tatoo?

Not in this heat.

Finally, the staple of every used record store makes it to cd!

Nope.

Or it can be just a variation of a then popular name.

Chuck, thanks fir the heads-up. Any Latin Jazz recommendations for that weekend?

Here we go again, LA Times... I will accept nothing less than an article in a peer reviewed journal.

Who stiched him up in the locker-room, his cut man? Oy vey!

No doubt about it, Chuck, it was a very deep, long laceration, perhaps 1n inch and change. Right over the supraorbital margin. I wouldn't be surprised if there was bony damage as well. He also had a second, smaller cut in the same area and a beginning of a jagged 1" gash in his cheek. But Klit shook him up pretty bad in the match. Proof is in the points. Some very heavy punches there. I think Lewis was relieved it went that way. After a month of training Lewis could put him down in two or three, imo. Just not the same quality boxers, judging from what I've seen from both. What a waste-land the heavy-weight division is these days. Of course it's just a lay-man's p.o.v.

Best Kosher hot dogs below Canal Street! Lennox Lewis is one of our biggest customers.

Ok, gloves off. My real name is Spiros Papandopoulos and I run a mean hot dog stand on Wall Street.

Smart ass? In what way? I agreed with your assessment of the treatment of the lacerated injury, Doc. Or we're on a tangential trajectory already?

Let me repeat it once more, Herr DOKTOR. Lennox Lewis was unprepared for the fight. He has to get a tall sparring partner to make higher punches. I guess it's time for me to butt out of the "boxing expert corner" before the shit hits the fans. See you on the amateur side.

Yeah, that was kinda unprofessional. Perhaps the cut man was on the take. That eye-lid looked like a nicely stuffed Pita Soujouk. He really butchered it. And I've seen some maxillo-facial surgeries. Lennox Lewis was pathetic out there at times. You guys are missing the big picture. Lewis was scheduled to fight a little-known and not very talented Canadian Kirk Johnson last Saturday, but Johnson withdrew due to an injury, so 2 weeks before the match was set to go they arranged this fight with Klitschko[a f-up German spelling of a simple Ukrainian Klychko]. In turn, Klitschko was training for his own fight and was in a much better physocal condition than Lewis. So all of a sudden Lewis had a guy much taller than Johnson, and stronger. Lewis would've killed Kirk Johnson in the 2nd Round even in his unconditioned state, but not a fit Klitschko. Truth be told, Lewis and Klitschko were supposed to fight this November, but with an opportunity before him Lewis took it...and won. One of the great flukes of modern boxing. There WILL be a rematch, and hopefully Lewis will wise-up and get a really tall sparring partner this time. As far as stopping the fight, I think it was a good idea. If the cut-man was there for one more round, who knows what more damage he would've inflicted. Plus an occasional swinging right hand from Lewis opened it wider and wider. Hope the Ukrainian has a really good plastic surgeon.

Anyone into table tennis?

THANKS!

It's on Freddie Roach-BROWN SUGAR Stunning cover. B)

How exactly does one play a nose flute?

Clem, I'm going to see Golia, if nothing interferes. Anything else interesting happensin LA that week? Doesn't have to be jazz.

Prince's equal in many aspects.

I'd even go see Tom Waits if he was playing a dive downtown...like 25 years ago.

Thursday, July 03 Jack Sheldon Jax Bar & Grill 339 N. Brand Blvd., Glendale -------------------------------------- Friday, July 04 Vinny Golia Quintet Times Mirror Central Court, LACMA 5905 Wilshire Blvd., L.A. 5:30 p.m. Tickets: Box office: 323-857-6000 ------------------------------------------- Saturday, July 05 Poncho Sanchez & the Jazz on the Latin Side All-Stars Jazz Bakery 3233 Helms Ave., Culver City Tickets: Box office: 310-271-9039 ------------------------------------------ Sunday, July 06 Bobby White & His Quintet Lighthouse Cafe 30 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach 11 a.m. Tickets: Box office: 310-376-9833 ==================================== Hmm. What to do, where to go? Bobby White I want to see. Legendary Lighthouse stick-man.

...you never know. I'll be in LA from the 3rd till the 6th of July. Does anyone know what's happening in town the Holiday weekend? BTW, if friends from the board want to hook-up, I'd say- let's!