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So I guess you have to change the ORGANISSIMO name?

Mint 3-CD set of Fats Wallers & His Rhythm, Middle Years, part 1 (1936-38) BLUEBIRD label. Complete with booklet. Hole punch on back of jewel case. $30 Shipping to USA $3.00. (Outside of USA $8.00 shipping) Terence 70 Tracks 1 Listen Now! Havin' a Ball Johnson, Razaf 2:58 2 Listen Now! I'm Sorry I Made You Cry Clesi 2:47 3 Listen Now! Who's Afraid of Love? Mitchell, Pollack 2:55 4 Listen Now! Please Keep Me in Your Dreams Lawnhurst, Seymour 2:31 5 Listen Now! One in a Million Mitchell, Pollack 2:44 6 Listen Now! Nero Davis, Denniker, Razaf 2:41 7 Listen Now! You're Laughing at Me Berlin 2:33 8 Listen Now! I Can't Break the Habit of You Beal, Causer, Razaf 2:49 9 Listen Now! Did Anyone Ever Tell You? Adamson, McHugh 2:37 10 Listen Now! When Love Is Young Adamson, McHugh 2:44 11 Listen Now! The Meanest Thing You Ever Did Was Kiss Me Lewis, Mencher, Newman 3:06 12 Listen Now! Cryin' Mood Razaf, Webb 2:41 13 Listen Now! Where Is the Sun? Lee, Redmond 2:35 14 Listen Now! Old Plantation Lee, Redmond 2:39 15 Listen Now! To a Sweet Pretty Thing Ahlert, Young 2:29 16 Listen Now! You've Been Reading My Mail Meyer, Rothberg 2:22 17 Listen Now! Spring Cleaning Powell, Samuels, Whitcup 2:27 18 Listen Now! You Showed Me the Way Fitzgerald, Green, McRae, Webb 2:56 19 Listen Now! You Showed Me the Way [instrumental] Fitzgerald, Green, McRae, Webb 2:52 20 Listen Now! Boo-Hoo [instrumental] Heyman, Loeb, Lombardo 2:38 21 Listen Now! The Love Bug Will Bite You (If You Don't Watch Out) [instrumental] Tomlin 2:15 22 Listen Now! San Anton' Denniker, Razaf 2:33 23 Listen Now! San Anton' [instrumental] Denniker, Razaf 2:34 24 Listen Now! I've Got a New Lease on Love Ahlert, Young 2:19 25 Listen Now! I've Got a New Le ase on Love [instrumental] Ahlert, Young 2:17 26 Listen Now! Sweet Heartache Stept, Washington 3:18 27 Listen Now! Sweet Heartache [instrumental] Stept, Washington 3:10 28 Listen Now! Honeysuckle Rose [instrumental] Razaf, Waller 4:31 29 Listen Now! Smarty (You Know It All) Freed, Lane 2:38 30 Listen Now! Don't You Know or Don't You Care? Fain, Kahal 3:24 31 Listen Now! Lost Love Razaf, Waller 3:05 32 Listen Now! I'm Gonna Put You in Your Place Meyer, Rothberg 2:27 33 Listen Now! Blue Turning Grey Over You [instrumental] Razaf, Waller 4:23 34 Listen Now! You've Got Me Under Your Thumb Brooks, Livernash, Rudgens 2:48 35 Listen Now! Beat It Out Bernier, Emmerich 2:09 36 Listen Now! Our Love Was Meant to Be Davis, Hill, Waller 3:29 37 Listen Now! I'd Rather Call You Baby Lawnhurst, Seymour 3:03 38 Listen Now! I'm Always in the Mood for You Coots, Davis 3:18 39 Listen Now! She's Tall, She's Tan, She's Terrific Coots, Davis 2:36 40 Listen Now! You're My Dish Adamson, McHugh 2:48 41 Listen Now! More Power to You Adamson, McHugh 2:56 42 Listen Now! How Can I? Johnson, Waller 3:02 43 Listen Now! The Joint Is Jumpin' Johnson, Razaf, Waller 2:47 44 Listen Now! A Hopeless Love Affair Razaf, Waller 3:15 45 Listen Now! What Will I Do in the Morning? Johnson, Waller 3:04 46 Listen Now! How Ya, Baby? Johnson, Waller 2:26 47 Listen Now! Jealous of Me Razaf, Waller 2:50 48 Listen Now! Every Day's a Holiday Coslow, Trivers 3:18 49 Listen Now! Neglected Davis, Marks 3:26 50 Listen Now! My Window Faces the South Livingston, Parish, Silver 3:12 51 Listen Now! Am I in Another World? Green, Koehler 3:07 52 Listen Now! Why Do Hawaiians Sing Aloha? Maskill, Raskin, Stept 3:09 53 Listen Now! My First Impression of You Stept, Tobias 3:07 54 Listen Now! On the Sunny Side of the Street Fields, McHugh 3:32 55 Listen Now! Georgia on My Mind Carmichael, Gorrell 3:27 56 Listen Now! Something Tells Me Mercer, Warren 2:58 57 Listen Now! I Love to Whistle Adamson, McHugh 2:40 58 Listen Now! You Went to My Head Bernier, Emmerich, Mayer 3:11 59 Listen Now! Florida Flo Davis, Johnson 2:48 60 Listen Now! Lost and Found Tomlin 2:55 61 Listen Now! Don't Try to Cry Your Way Back to Me Kelly, Welling 2:43 62 Listen Now! Marie Berlin 2:39 63 Listen Now! In the Gloaming [instrumental] Traditional 3:21 64 Listen Now! You Had an Ev'ning to Spare Adamson, Levant 2:49 65 Listen Now! Let's Break the Good News Davis, Denniker 3:00 66 Listen Now! Skrontch Ellington, Mills, Nemo 3:28 67 Listen Now! I Simply Adore You Mann, Wever 3:23 68 Listen Now! The Sheik of Araby Smith, Snyder, Wheeler 3:05 69 Listen Now! Hold My Hand Johnson, Waller 2:58 70 Listen Now! Inside (This Heart of Mine) Johnson, Waller 3:08

Angels and Dodgers get in the playoffs on the same day The San Francisco bay area is not too happy.

I got a couple of them at Amoeba in Hollywood for $5 (used). They still have extra Mary Lou Williams and Count Baie Jam for $5.

If you registered a friend, just be sure you have their account # and zip code, so you can check on their account online. Just check weekly online and you should be able to DECLINE any automatic CD shipments. You can also have email sent to you, when a CD is about to be sent automatically, then you can go online and DECLINE it. Just have the account use your email. (I assume your friend won't mind) Try to use a phone number that will go to someone that doesn't mind telemarketing calls. BMG will always call and try to get their customers to buy more over the phone. The phone offers are NEVER as good as the enrollment deal (12 for 1, plus sponsor gets 5 or 6 free) Just say NO THANK YOU as soon as you hear BMG. Course, the number you write for the phone number, is up to you.

Usually a WANT list 8 1/2 x 11 prints.

I thought the only exercise boardmembers here were doing is lifting CDs and LPs home to play.

Only 78

I think the article gets alittle obsessive. Hearing jazz over the radio and in an elevator... where's the jazz notes? Like others have mentioned, there are still books and if someone does downloading, they have online access to the information highway Most people don't take music so seriously. They just listen. It's background music. How many people like jazz? 3%

I thought the Diana Krall duet sounded strange. Could be I don't know her latest sound, since I don't have her GIRL album yet. I have her other CDs, but her voice sounded different to me on this track. I enjoyed the album, but Ray's voice seemed alittle weak at times. But considering his health, I won't hold it against him. Thinking about the artists he had on duets with him, most were older, established individuals. (except for Norah Jones, but she has that older appeal) Was wondering if the so-called 'young' people would enjoy this CD?

Doesn't sex and drugs go with music? Therefore, since this is a jazz board, there should be space for drugs and sex. B-)

Hurricane season doesn't end till Nov. 2nd

Trader Joe's already sells Two Buck Chuck.

Sorry, link has been corrected. LA Weekly music article

Any box set at 50% off is a bargain.

LA Weekly music article

OK, Cards and Yankees. But don't the Yankess have home court advantage because of the allstar game? Course, what is the format? 2/2/1/1/1 or 2/3/2? If it's 2/3/2 for the Yankees, I like the Cards chances of winning. If the format is 2/2/1/1/1, then I favor the Yankees.

A former neighbor whom I had known for 20 years. I let him stay in my apartment while I was out of town, and he apparently made many trips past my doormen. I didn't know about his problem. BTW he also took about 100 DVDs, but none of my audio or computer equipment. How long have we known you?

Glad to hear the good news.

If I'm at a local used store, I ask them to HOLD a cd that might be in my collection. Then I can call them to release it or return later to buy it. (course, this method doesn't work when I'm on the road)

What about promos?

Will the Giants, Cubs, or Astros make the playoffs? Does it matter? Since Atlanta and St Louis are the teams to beat. Looks like the Yanks are in the World Series again.

I don't know the actual dollar figures, but I assume the LP sales weren't that great. Going digital has probably sold alot more music and brought the industry alot more cash. Just think about how scared the movie industry was when the video recorder was introducted. I"m sure there are alot more sales in DVDs now that pump alot of dollars into the movie industry. Rentals also became a big seller for movies. Why can't people RENT music? Most music is pop, and for the moment. People would RENT it for today and move on to the next hit. The music industry is the similar to the movie industry. IMO. Just scared of change. LP production was more expensive than CDs, that's why the industry wanted to shift. They saved money, therefore, they made money. Back in the LP days, there were people who would make tapes and trade them to save a few bucks. There will always be people who don't want to buy music. Most people don't buy very many albums. PERIOD! What really sells? NEW STUFF. Just like the movie industry. NEW STUFF.

Give your friend $25/CD.

Sounds like McDonalds is promoting the Olsen twins. When I read your tread title, I thought the girls had actually spoken or endorsed McDonalds. But it looks like McDonalds is just using the Olsen products to help sell Happy Meals.