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Anita O'Day Dusko Goykovich Delta Dawn

Charlie Parker Charlie Chan Chan Parker

Ronnie Reagan Ronald McDonald Ron Jeremy

AEC ~ Nice Guys Don Cherry & Ed Blackwell ~ El Corazon DeJohnette ~ Special Edition The Hillard Ensemble ~ Lassus Meredith Monk ~ Turtle Dreams Not orignally an ecm Jimmy Giuffre 3 ~ 1961

What was called jazz ain't called jazz no more.

For a brief time in the 70's I had a quadraphonic nose installed, but it just wasn't worth the hastle.

Here's the cover of the mono edition: It's funny you should bring these up. I have a cadet re-issue that has one of the most ridiculas covers I have ever seen. Best as I can figure they just took the four color film and printed it black only.

Dan Quale Mr. Potatoe Head Daivid Fathead Newman

Lennie Tristano Quintet - Live in Toronto 1952 What a great way to start the day. It just might be a Tristano - Konitz - Marsh morning all day long.

That image kinda makes you re-think the expression "shut your pie hole"

Watermelon Man Blind Man, Blind Man Sleeping Giant

Slim Whitman Paul Whiteman "What you mean 'we,' white man

Andy Goldsworthy Jeff Foxworthy Wayne and Garth (are not worthy)

This reminds me of one of my favorite books.

isotope 217 has been one of my favorites There is a bunch of great stuff over at Thrill Jockey that i really dig. One of the nice things is you can listen to whole albums and see if it floats your particular boat. I will be curious to see what other music gets mentioned here.

Emo Phillips Eno, Brian Enon (the band)

The Pied Piper The Pieman (who met simple simon going to the fair) Humble Pie

I went on a few kicks this year Hal McKusick - lots to love but "jazz workshop" is still at the top of the pile, as well as a whole slew of 50's RCA, Coral and Emarcy sides from the likes of Herb Geller, Conte Condoli, Pete Jolly, Al Cohn, Zoot Sims, Bob Cooper... Ellington - still have not found a bad one Also went a nessa spree. I really liked "les stances a sophie", Marsh and Von Freeman, but the Ben Webster... Oh, good god I love that record. Oh yea, I also started digging deeper into Mr. Oliver Nelson. And last but not least would be the Chicago Underground Duo/Trio on Thrill Jockey. They don't seem to get mentioned much around here, but it works for me.

Tristano's self-titled Atlantic

Owen Wilson Brian Wilson Mr. Wilson

Office action figures? Actually, some of them can be quite evil

my daughter's laugh a hug from my wife a phone call from my dad jimmy giuffre, thelonious, mingus, dolphy... dr. seuss apple pie and coffee for breakfast tom waits agnes martin (the painter) and many more things

Hey, if we all go the the SAME island it takes some pressure off the selection process

Art Blakey ~ Moanin Eric Dolphy ~ Out To Lunch Dexter Gordon ~ Our Man In Paris Johnny Griffin ~ A Blowin’ Session Herbie Hancock ~ Succotash Bobby Hutcherson ~ Happenings Jackie McLean ~ Let Freedom Ring Thelonious Monk ~ Genius of Modern Music Vol.1 Horace Silver ~ Song for My Father Julius Watkins Sextet

Frogger Frog (who went a courtin') The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County