Man with the Golden Arm

I remember that WFL thing way back when - a tremendous success. Always loved them logos! and the "Chicago Winds" was the bestest name ever ... after a few red-hots thru the garden. foont.

So EMI dies but is resurrected by iTunes Plus? so everyone will think that the new bit rates will make your MP3s sound twice as good?

This was probably on some humongo ranch where these feral guys run around and the proprietors feed them quite well. Shooting fish in a barrel, no? Maybe that Hogzilla movie will be directed by Peter Greenaway and them good old boys will get their due.

ain't all that's big!

gemini's like two cakes.

Great set here herr. Thankee! #1 "Nana ..." I still say this has Brazilian roots before it creeped over to Warsaw. Must be the best vibes solo ever (make that cheque out to...) #2 hmmm ... Somefin' i can sink my 'Teef into. Love that walking electro eastern bedouin bottom. #3 Yipes ... like the pennywhistling pan flute peruvians meet the bucket thumpers outside of Wrigley field right before the tuvan bassoon singers get off the bus. a must for anyone just once. #4 OK this was on one them Sonars ... that subtle bass roll down deep is what takes this away from or heartily links it to the five of it's genetics. #5 Hillish Dolphyesqueness ... i have this and don't know it !!! Sounds like it could come from POD or OTL ... aaargh! fo shame! #6 Jerzy again. I prefer my edited version. Dang thems fine marimbas. Dinner music for a pack of aged beatniks! 2:46 hit stop folks. #7 Damn! this one is a hopper. Great segue after all that duchampian mania previously. #8 Nice moody centerpiece. A little Genrique-ski. #9 Possibly that Yancy by chancey? One of those show off for four hands but only with two. #10 Another great one off one of them Sonars. Have this and #4 on a recently cobbled playlist of that stuff. Know not much of this quartet aside from this tune. A bit more bouyant than that other "classic quartet" sound but with much of the same feel. #11 Is this that crazy song for Ursa minors? Quite fun and a perfect prelude to ... (that fifth beer really paid off with the upcoming segue) ... #12 I always dig anything with a bit of congabonga underneath - sets even the most hi brow lindy into the swanky regions. What a great cut!!! #13 Ding a Ring... oh yes, please come in. Can i get you fellas a drink? and just who is that tall handsome electrolux bass salesman in the outro. Nice... makes the housewife swoon. #14 Yipes that bass just keeps on ... maybe this is Yancy? Boy I need to relisten to all that if it is. Errol without the big sur, Tatum without the coffee and just a stellar good postured workout! #15 Green Hornet meets Raymond Scott on Bourbon Street and they get too drunk and go nutria tipping and then march back over the bridge to some hinterland where this must have originated from. #16 fwaah? A bit of electro Jazz Carriers maybe. (trying not to look at my collection of mini lp pizza box sleeves) hmmm maybe not? #17 ooh .. what a cooker. An eight minute song that flies by for about four minutes then jostles you to pay attention. That hint of caravan in there, too, puncuates that eastern feel of this set. #18 Might this be some manglesdorf? Like it much but they shut down the power whilst it was still good. #19 What a nice kloser ... has a bit of that "theme" bit for a fine ending piece. more Morello and Brubeckian classicalismoes. Nicely done, couw. good thing i don't smoke.

hands down Professor Irwin Corey.

Kobe burger ... Yowsaaaa! I can't imagine how good that must be. I see the Times paraphrased my favorite: two thin burgers with gorgonzola and chopped sun dried tomatoes inside, then sqwinched together before grilling!

just pawed thru the latest... genius offerings! "no lou, no sammich" patrick roques better watch out.

Now how about eating melon nekkid to help keep the flies off of it?

EMI/Blue Note Records

... or at least that little lass in the avatar bath.

Bogey Gaynair - "Africa Calling"

didn't we all stop listening to Schilling when he told us all to go and vote for Bush after The Series.

re: #1 Spot on there ... this new re-issue of the lead in from the new RVC series sounds fabulous. So structurally - and I would never ask as I know nuthin about all that, but - this is primarily a waltz? That opening vibe theme that then flows underneath it all and resurfaces as a solo ground that at first layman's listen a ways back reminded me so much of Jorge Ben's "Mas Que Nada" - basically a Portugeuse folk tune until '66 got hold of it and made it the in-bossa of the sixties. Maybe a musically tuned ear can tell me just what is going on inside this perect bit of three minutes. Great opener! Time to feed on the rest. As for the theme herein I'll take a stab: as Bruce Dickinsen would say - "I got a fever ... and the only perscription is more consonants".

haha yea i guess my title is a vague. sorry for that. and no its not spam i just got a chance to check out her music at work and i love to share music i find with others. i hope some of you like Bebel...yes? please then go and check out label mate CeU! saw her live a few weeks ago and her and her band were right on - they had to be as much of the electronics going on were presets that they all incorporated perfectly. her style is a bit more Marisa Monte but with some of the sultriness and voicings like Bebel. the instrumentation that tends toward afro-brazilian is not overtly electronic as it mostly enhances and colors the groove. essential. CéU

so who is this Bebel chicklet? I bet just like them fancy Blue Note arteests she has some genetic heritage of some sort. surprised six degrees needs to spam. fantastic music on that label every now and then. dancerchick310 needs to get out more and while your at it fetch us all some nice cool caipirinhas won't cha.

goodspeak has some company today.

FREE! African Women some nice cuts ... Mbilia Bel and Tshala Muana soukous amongst it.

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Apparently there are several "editions' floating around, but here's one I found.... Robert Tilton farting video ← ← you gotta see > # 4! < that one is just sublime. this guy that makes them really came into his own (err) on that installment. ← I practically farted watching both of those, I was laughing so hard. Here are editions #1 and #2. The way that the sound effects match up with the language in #2 is especially hysterical. NUMBER 5 !!!! "open the windows of heaven!"