Jazzmoose

Let us know how it sounds, wesbed! I admit I'm having second thoughts and haven't pulled the trigger yet. I'll probably panic and order when it hits "last chance", but I just ordered the Ayler box, and I'm nervous about not having something in the tanks in case the Lee/Christie set or the Hodges set go "running low"; I've just gotta have those two!

I must admit I find myself in the company of those who are not impressed by the "new" AMG site. It seems as though they've gone out of their way to clutter up the information and make it as difficult as possible to access.

That's good news! Maybe he'll be impressed enough to reissue Nonaah for me!

Well...I've always heard that people with big instruments make more music, so I guess you'll have a happy birthday whether I say so or not. But happy birthday anyway!

I can't stand it anymore... It's good that you're going for a certified used car; some shady dealers have been known to slip in a new car when you think you're getting a used model...be vigilant! We now return you to the intelligent discussion...

That is one beautiful photo....

are you paying attention here Moose?

With the qualifier that I haven't seen a couple of their movies, I think this is without a doubt their best. By far. I like Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou? quite a bit, as well as Fargo, but this one had me falling off the couch laughing. I had to stop half way through the first time I saw it just to catch my breath!

Whoa! That's quite a pecker on that guy!

That's a classic!!! Have a double martini with that ciggie, dear; it'll calm your nerves...

I knew I shouldn't have looked at this thread. You people are evil. Sigh. Well, at least there'll be more music on the shelf...

Ah! Now I see why everyone else has more CDs than I do! One, a Cab Calloway for St. James Infirmary. Though I've got to get those Fletcher Henderson discs!

Now that's a heartbreaker; I didn't know that...

This is just like you, Berigan; you get on these crusades and end up just giving people the bird!

Barb loathes this movie, but then she hates any movie where the word "fuck" is used more than twice. This one definitely qualifies! The thing is, I watched it by myself first and didn't even notice; the dialog was just so "right" for the characters! And since Sam Elliot is a favorite of hers, I thought....

Wait a minute...to make matters even worse, this is on the J.J. Mosaic, which I obviously haven't listened to enough? Oh well, hard to complain about 99 cents...

So the only information given was a lie? I'll contact Jim about moving this to the political forum immediately! Thanks!

Okay, I know what it is, but anyone know when or where this was recorded? I won it on eBay for 99 cents, but the liner notes say nothing about when or where it was recorded, other than it is "an actual concert". JJ in Person!/The J. J. Johnson Quintet Columbia CS8009 "Special Archives Series" Personnel: J. J. Johnson Nat Adderly Tommy Flanagan Wilbur Little Albert Heath Songs: Tune Up Laura Walkin' Whati is This Thing Called Love? Misterioso My Old Flame Now's the Time Thanks for the help!

This one's on my "gotta get" list, so I'll be ordering. But then I've never heard any Krupa I didn't love...

I'm still trying to figure out how he figures we gained sound quality in the switch from LPs to CDs. No wonder that website was so weird...

I don't have a clue, but I'm sure it was some jazz CD.

I've always felt that road dirt adds an extra layer of protection to the cars finish; that's very important at resale time!

I'm still waiting for "Vegetables Linked to Cancer" myself....

Books then radio shows for me as well. As far as Red Dwarf, it didn't do a thing for me. If I'm going to watch a show with a color in the title, I'll go with Red Green...

Hmmm..now that you mention it, my Conrad Herwig CD isn't here yet either...I smell a rat!