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head-fi.org go to a CanJam, if you can. I tried about 100 in a day. Or one of the board members' "meetings", like this one: http://www.head-fi.org/t/584924/official-2012-bay-area-meet-thread-california-february-11th-saturday "complete" regional meet-up forum here: http://www.head-fi.org/f/24/local-regional-head-fi-meets-parties-get-togethers

Have't heard it, but it's the cover/feature on this month's (technically next month's) NYC Jazz Record

Any Graeme Obree fans here?

Compared to Seattle? By the late 20s, Strom Thurmond would have been in DC as a Congressman, right?

Whoa, flashback. I haven't watched television at all since 1978, so this is like my last memory of TV. John Travolta. Thanks for the memories, Juan Luis Pedro Philippo DeHuevos Epstein. I know you'll make it into heaven because you've got a note.

Not sure why I misread the title/subject of this message as having something to do with Allen (Lowe) being an alien. Gotta be a subconscious thing.

amoeba.com (online) coupon "JAN15" yields 15% off through January 31st.

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Zune. Ah, c'mon, quit laughing. I've actually got five of them (four 30GB, one 32GB model). Indestructible. FM radio. Yeah, I've got some 4G Android device too. It does eleventeen times as much as the Zune, but I hardly ever use it for anything.

At Melody Record Shop, sadness and a tinge of guilt as an era ends From the Washington Post

Oddball/fantasy answer: Winston Monwabisi 'Mankunku' Ngozi, circa 1967 Yakhal' Inkomo. I think it would have inspired the group in a new direction. I'm not fond of the term or notion "world music", but Mankunku did do a nice job blending Trane, Shepp, (maybe) Tubby Hayes and others with some South African influences. He would have been a bit young to actually work with Miles during the "interim" period, but Miles certainly had some young 'uns in his bands.

And yes, I am thinking about the word "cluck". Or maybe "pluck".

Regardless what the next line of verse is, in my "mind's ear", I fit all sorts of rhymes. It's like a set-up. A leading tone.

You're welcome, Jay. $5 off $25 purchase, in-store. Until January 25th.

I think it's the same stuff that I tackled while on crutches last January in New York. And the preceding winter in Spokane (broken arm, two broken wrists, broken coccyx...)

I can't get to work. Even McDonalds is closed. I can't claim its a big deluge here (Tukwila, WA), but life's ground to a halt. Still not so hungry that I'll eat the nutritionally dreadful food the hotel "restaurant" serves, but it may be just hours away.

Thanks BFrank. I'd just dropped by to post that link. I was glad to see this...right on the front page!

Over the decades, I probably stopped in twenty times, but seldom found much to buy...even in the days when I was an active buyer. But it was one of just a few lunch-hour time-kills in the area...along with the old Tower, Olsson's, Kemp Mill. I guess Second Story is still around, but that's another animal.

I hope it's a great one.

I haven't really shopped, but the prices look pretty good at J&R, for the ones they have.

Only three albums got an "A", including Allen Lowe: Blues and the Empirical Truth (Music & Arts, 3CD). Congratulations, Mr. Lowe

Hey, now there's something to celebrate!

RIP. I've got his album with Al Cohn and enjoy it.

Jazz Loft has a sale on these items now. While the reductions from list/regular price are substantial, they're just a few cents below Amazon price (with free shipping), based on my quick perusal. But hey, some of us like Jazz Loft over Amazon.