Man with the Golden Arm

Unkle Skid sed: Why can't Organissimo do a link through (gotta be a better slang for this) with a couple of sites we all enjoy for spending that dough on discs? Maybe only a simple banner embedded on the opening forum page that allows the O to get a little everytime. I will clik through alankin's Jazzamatazz to hit CDUniverse for example. Not certain of the troubles but seems to be a good way to keep it all floating.

Dad sometimes said when lifting a weighty object: "that's heavy enough to cut washers off yer bung-hole".

Think if this guy might have lit them and done some nice abstract wood burnings with the pup. He'd certainly get a bit more than 1.24 Pounds Sterling.

HOLY COUW JOHN! Thanks a bunch!

that cakes a beauty, maren. i can almost see the grape hyacinths blooming under the snow, i mean icing. Happy Birthday Mike!

Well I guess I started something with only an limited life-span. At least the subject of the thread was the thread killer this time. Some great jazz zluething thus far and when Verve re-issues this we can make it an album of the week.

a few years back Verve Japan released a box set of CD re-issues entitled "The David Stone Martin Collection" all in mini LP replicas. recall it was a beautiful little expensive box.

...and whoever jumps on one of those Mint- LPs and transfers them onto shiny silver has to share!

you guys are goood! i was convinced it was Jimmy Smith. now be sure to load up that "New York Sweet". Zorn's 'Spillane' owes this one. it's wack!

posting this on the board is perfectly fine! some of you guys act like your selling the holy grail at times and posting the fact that some one has no respect for a transaction and taking someone's money as if it is due to them is sometimes the only way to vent out the fact that you got hosed a bit. if your going to sell a mosaic set then put it in a nice box, use some old sunday funnies and a little tape and get on with it. not that hard to do.

not that it makes a bit of difference but i compared the cut "Hard Latin" to a take contained on a Motor Music Mad Soundtracks collection and the version from these mp3s is going at about 38 & 5/8. or maybe the CD is slower?

and let's see, who was Creed Taylor's organist of choice in the middle sixties? no it can't be.

"basichip" (courtesy of the couw) is featuring the Kenyon Hopkins soundtrack from the James Garner film "Mister Buddwing". Check out these two tracks and please let us know who might be on the organ. Sounds very much like that RVG at the knobs and maybe the guy pulling the others is recognizable to some. your hard drive will be happy! EDITED: as the site has changed the source. New and HUGE lp covers included. I can delete these as well.

but pee wee doesn't sound like Steve Allen selling soap. so much for those Wes fans, then. "we're gonna get back to our, ah, great musical, ah, musicians here tonight..."

as the teenage neighbor girl would say: "uh, like, yeah!"

Neophyte here wondering why all the intros and overtalk by Alan Grant on this re-release. It would be fine for the starts but he's 'all over' the music. Not really my cup of tea as for historical value to have the emcee being quite so present. I had heard that twofer a while back and did not recall any of that being on the cuts. Was it??

those two with drew are favorites!!

You know I have my CD player hooked up to my X-Ray machine with special Sonography mono-blocks so I can play all my discs without ever opening them. Unfortuantely the radiological exposure / listening time line is going the wrong way.

Sheesh! Republicans!

It's a letigious thing. I had no idea Pete Sims is a lawyer?

yet we can allow this sort of pornography: buncha Ingretes!

Sure, might as well name it after a Nookulure Reactor!

"Just a Burn" of this soon-to-be-one-of-the-most-collectable-JRVGs-in-the-history-of-mankind!!!!

Well, from what I was just told, you can blame the war in Iraq! First off, I'm not making this up. Pete LaRoca's "Basra" has been temporarily withdrawn from the release schedule. There is some pressure to change the title. There is intense sensitivity to our guys dying over there and this sensitivity extends to the Jazz world. Sorry guys. BTW, Pete Sims prefers "Lazy Afternoon" and Michael Cuscuna prefers "Candu" (because the number of letters is the same and the cover change would be minimal). Later, Kevin That is absolutely insane!!! WTF, not that I need this release, but!... why on earth would one change the name of an artist's art for something that stoopid.... marketing shmarketing but it all goes back to the fact that ya can't trust them idiots in the front office. Might as well strike "Baghdad Blues" from the Silver discog and have Carla Bley go back and get Jack and the others to retake "Rawalpindhi Blues" at the same time. The minute I see some stretch pant wearin' fatti down at Walmart putting back this LaRoca for the "WAR" reason and the fact that Chemical Ali might play the un-credited durbuke on the bonus track and not for the fact that Joe Henderson is on the money all the time within I will take off my Burka at Berigan's cash register and eat a whole bag of Big League Chew!

Fine, include my wrong guess but not the right answer after your clue! Here is another post Valentines Day read: