Man with the Golden Arm

after ten minutes w/ the 'heal' tool but i'm a hack at photos. wonder if PhotoShop LE has the "heal" tool? great pic.

Sincere condolences as well to you and your family and friends. Prayers are with you.

My first thought was that Rooster, but they would be peck marks.

hmmm...

Maybe Cooperstown might put a nice little annex on the back of the Hall. I can see Pete with that Golden Shovel now.

talk about corkin' yer bat!

I recall some posters telling of Lonnie Smith's 'Think!' as essential grease? Does one need another version of "Three Blind Mice" and "Think!" or do the couple of lengthy cuts on the disc more than make up for those two?? Please fill me in as this is one re-issue I have never heard.

FWIW The nice lady at BagsUnLTD told me that they sell to JazzLoft.

Check out some Kenny Wolleson, JK. Mean drummer and not too shabby w/ the vibes.

re: Rameriz The Tribe thad some of the same head problems with the guy and they cut him loose after he started to make a stink. Cleveland's a working class town that won't put up w/ that shit out of principal. Hopefully Epstein won't have to try and grow a van-dyke to hide some ass-kissin' stains. Granted the guy was go to last October and should be everyday. Just gotta remember the words of Chico Escuela : "beeseball been berry berry goo to me!"

For JimR

I've done the same via Bags Unlimited. the illustration on the link shows that you put thebooklet on the left and the tray card in the right side so that the folded over title shows when stored. i use a tyvek disc sleeve as well. you just fold them in half at the seam. only problem is they are a bit flimsy when cleaning seeds. CD Gatefold Sleeve

Triumph's forecast! a quarter of the way down...

John, I could not resist and padded a DGA order w/ the disc titled "Abstractions" (NJRmwng) from Wewerka. The title * "Blue Fanfare" weighs in at 10:19. All others are nearly the same with a few extra seconds on each.

he would, but you ain't got no phone!

i spelt it wrong as it is w/ a "c" (silly fingers). how can you hate it? dig is right. invented by some backseat Bahian toddler with an empty McFlurry. we look forward. :rsmile:

Chuck's been tryin' ta call ya all day!

Re-reading the posts I see this track has been snuffled out and I guessed the title of the tune without even googling or nuthin'. Made my day thasall! The demonchaser on the oil cans. ← Right album, wrong tune! ← sheet, never could get under the stick anyhow! JimR and mikeweil had the album.

hey, it was a QUEST. I take those seriously. ← I'm walking right over to my speakers with a match, now.

Re-reading the posts I see this track has been snuffled out and I guessed the title of the tune without even googling or nuthin'. Made my day thasall! The demonchaser on the oil cans.

I thought Dan had an exclusive with the NotMyCupOfTea line of beverages?

Bullocks!! Come now, you must! If I've had them up in the north at some pseudo BBQs then I'm sure any joint in your neck would beat them hands down - and courage is aplenty considering BFT 26 part deux. Rams' are best. I knew this one only from the Proper Box I got Dad for Father's Day last. LockJaw loved hangin' around that kitchen!

Nice read thus far. Track Four ... of course Etta Jones. Dang! Track Three ... Sanborn?!, if so, needs to make a real album (kind of like Mariah Carey really does too) - one that appeals to me - cause he sure can deliver in his own world. Anyone ever see him with Berne and Zorn doing the Ornette covers? ... now that would be cool again. Track Eleven ... Is that really "The Beat Goes On"? them last few tracks are certainly nice in how that skate around the calypso ... thumbs for the fun.

Seeing that Jim had posted the first disc in answer mode I'd best get this on on the table. T 1 - This must be that late seventoes band who i've heard none of. Home of the human cuixa and then the real one. That be Zawinul and Purim and Airto or something? And maybe that's Lateef in the band that mr. couw hips and recs. tis quite the lively party mode here amongst the happy people. Worth every penny and pop just for that tenor solo(s) that snakes throughout. Would I be the fool to say that Adderley lays out? T 2 - More military maneuvers from Jim's past BFT? Burning it down ... this might be a Philly group? Arkestra w/ symphonic strings attached? Quite a soundtrack to something here? Not for the weak of ear by any means. T 3 - "Try a Little Tenderness" w a bit of smoove. Almost waitng for the segue into JB's Riddle reckid from BFTs past. Nice and dare I say it's Sanborn? If so you know that guy can play. T 4 - More "Moonlight" ... I like this woman but that Ammonsish tenor is the key. Can't put a name here but very swinging new sound. T 5 - Not up to snuff on much and modern trumpeters are at the top. T 6 - Man I've heard this or have it!? Quite a grand lesson within. hmmmm. T 7 - Oliver chart? a bit of that CTI '"St. James Infirmary" but it is another more soul oriented tune. T 8 - Only pan player I know is Andy Narrell and he's pretty much straight. This is a real deal in Limbo. T 9 - Yikes. I'll sit thru it just cause Jim made the disk and there is something here that needs to be taken from this but that rational is tough after a few minutes of the eleven. Wants to be some weird Hancock thing but once the vocoder hits all I think of is Frampton with an afro. T 10 - hmmm again ... the tune is a standard, no? T 11 - hmmm again??? Man that was one wacky ride. This will be an interesting read to see who knows who here. Thanks in advance for the subliminal ear opening that went on. I can't seems to sniff out the farts ... but considering this originated in Plano!

Very cool stuff!! Basquiat meets Schiele. Nice one of one of my hometown boys.