Man with the Golden Arm

Excellent Jim!!! I had never read this thread til now and it was made even better with the accompanyment - although my eyes kept bouncing about the screen, as , well they are attached to my, ... nevermind.

clik

Zats how the Royal Canadian Police got their middle name!

and BTW whatever happend to the "Adieu" thread? ... seemed that last I checked Snidley Whiplash had Nell tied to the tracks and then ol' Dudley was charging up the mountain and....

Can someone pass the clothes pins?

couw... this one still kills me!!! grafitti and running the cursor over that dog is addictive!!!

Dan can you pulleeeze post a pic of a "Cojones Check Girl"!!!

since the Lard thread was such a big hit please don't close the "drawn butter" thread.

Dang, there were some great articles and interviews in that "Babe Thread".

mike, is chuckyd4 around? ... cause i've been looking forward to bft #19

i see the Pullen set is mastered by Kurt Lundvall. any props?

Now this is what it's all about... "Dirty Shame"

Ray, Looks like you stayed to long at Tim's opening? (delete at yer request)

well this pix about twenty years old so you wouldn't recognize me now.

Harr... I just read thru some of the posts and see that JSngry thought #1 was Blake (for a second) too. My week is made!!! Too bad my disc had an un-trackable cut #7 cause I was about to guess that the theme was actually "Killing me Softly".

Well I've not had much listening time on these discs bu here goes my guesses and they are truly just that. T1 - "Favorite Things..." plus some other quotes in there. Sounds to me like Ran Blake with a helium balloon tied to his left wrist. Pretty of course. T2 - Bouncing for po-boys. No clue and not a guess. T3 - "Can't Buy Me A Guess". Dan Gould will dig in on this!! T4 - Another standard who's name escapes me. T5 - Again as in #4 T6 - I need a little warm milk now and maybe a little scotch tossed into it for good measure. Oh, but that's exactly what this is. T7 - WON'T Track so on to ... T8 - Nice ... goes well with some of Dan's goods from last week. T9 - Has a bit of Shorter on high here, no? Probably not at all. T10 - "Them There Eyes" maybe not. T11 - Oh I like this bestest of all so far... it actually caused me to wiggle my foot a bit and that hadn't happened sice cut #2. T12 - Geez "All The Things You Are" / "Bird of Paradise" but no clue with this electofied bass going on here and not that I would know if it wasn't. T13 - "Blues Up and Down..." great tone here but no clue to this solo. I think I'm getting antsy with this one and will defer to the old HAFC on all these. Looks as if I've been outed as a jazz board poseur as I have no idea what's what here and can't really muster a guess based upon tone and chops like the masters. Thanks Tom and I shall move on to #2 which will wake me from my slumbers.

maybe it was my mood. i listened again and boy she is a warbowling somethin' fierce. i still think she's got a great voice under there and when everyone here is listening to Karen Anne and Patricia Barber a well heeled biyatch sounds good. :rsmile: ...guess Screamin Jay Hawkins is on the mark for todays consitution.

Izzat Keith Moonie?

that window come up from Giant Step website w/ the CD pictured? if so then click the "listen in jukebox" and it's the third song offered.

I just happened upon a digital jukebox from Giant Step "Soul Sensations" that features a cut by Rachelle Ferrell titled "Nothing in the Middle" from her upcoming disc. I recall hearing of her from some BN or Capitol stuff, but please go and check out the cut HERE (i think you must just click the 'listen to jukebox' and it will load up to the full song in a list of three playables). Nine minutes of singing her assoff!!! Sure she get's a little Rippertony at times, but it's a goodun. The notes prop her up w/ Donny Hathaway here.

guess i'd better be answerin' some of dat spam that's "guaranteed to add inches to my font size overnight!".

very cool indeed. David Stone Martin meets his contemporary New Yorker ripper Mr. Fatheringham. maybe someone close to the medium? Dexter Gordon

found long ago whilst googling about Warne Marsh & put this on the 'nessa spam' thread but maybe good here too. just to check out what these guys really like!

some snips here.