Jazzmoose

Wow! She was a cutie in high school; what happened?

I'm not much on fast food anyway; I think I've been to KFC once in the last ten years. If we're organizing a boycott, I don't think they'll notice me missing...

Oh come on, Chris don't be such a boo--wait a minute...

Omigod...I'm dyin' here...

The only comments I can think of are so damned obvious I won't even bother...

I agree! We've dropped the bit with the gasoline, matches and slingshots, and we've decided to suspend the 24 hour forced Kenny G. marathon, pending the outcome of Aftab's lawsuit...

I'm stunned, Chuck...but not too stunned to email!

Alright! Good to see another BNBB refugee make it here! Wow, I wonder how many more of the names we're missing just plain don't know we're here??

I think I stick to this board more than AAJ or Jazzcorner for several reasons. First, this one feels more like the BNBB where I first got hooked on this jazz board stuff just because it's dominated by exBNBBers. Second, I have a lot of "emotional investment" in this board. I remember posting like mad when the board was first getting going out of fear that someone would show up, see no new posts, and decide the board wasn't going to make it. Third, while the board is now established, the crowd is small enough that I can actually keep up with everything. AAJ is just too big for me to keep up with all the posts, and Jazzcorner probably is as well, although their "world's slowest software" means I wouldn't be able to read everything anyway... At this point, this is home. I don't see that changing anytime soon, no matter who begs!

I still count mine; they haven't all fallen out yet...

D-oh! Of course, Berigan; I should have listed the stuff to begin with, as it all has the freaking dates listed! (I'm only listing the first two songs in the medleys...) Side 1: Blues in the Night Dec 18, 1941 My Gal Sal/You're a Lucky Guy, etc. Feb 14, 1940 Sweet and Low Jan 16, 1940 I Never Knew/Let's All Sing Together, etc. Feb 7, 1940 Hallelujah! Jan 30, 1940 Side 2: Sarong Jan 7, 1941 Nickel Serenade Nov 26, 1941 Whispering/Ooh! What You Said, etc. Jan 31, 1940 Rockin' Chair Apr 17, 1941 Sweet Leilani/Yesterthoughts, etc. Dec 19, 1940 Side 3: T'ain't No Use at All June 11, 1940 Goodnight Sweetheart/I'm Stepping Out with a Memory Tonight, etc. Jul 10, 1940 Silver Threads Among the Gold Jan 23, 1940 A Love Song Hasn't Been Sung May 8, 1941 Some of These Days/Memphis Blues May 30, 1940 Side 4: Dig It Dec 24, 1940 Walking By the River Mar 13, 1940 When Irish Eyes are Smiling/Confucius Say, etc. Mar 13, 1940 One Dozen Roses Jul 14, 1942 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Jun 18, 1941 Side 5: Conversation Piece May 28, 1940 If I Had My Way/All the Things You Are, etc. Feb 21, 1940 Blue Afterglow Apr 9, 1941 If You Were the Only Girl in the World/Sweet Potato Piper, etc. Feb 28, 1940 Solid as a Stonewall, Jackson Mar 25, 1941 Side 6: Gabby Goose Apr 10, 1941 I Hear a Rhapsody Jan 30, 1941 I Cried for You/This Changing World, etc Jan 30, 1940 Solitude Jun 13 1940 A-Tisket A-Tasket Aug 28, 1940

Wow...so much for that "no trade barriers in the EU" bit we keep reading about in our American newspapers, eh?

Yup. AZ is "always off" "half the year". It's one of life's mysteries...

Yeah, Happy Birthday, Maren! You too, Chris, although to be honest, I'll be darned if I know which Chris you are...

Wow! Cool stuff! Uh, I mean..."DYN-O-MIIIIIIITE!!!!!!!!!

Darn Swedes! They don't even give us slug-a-bed American's a chance to say Happy Birthday!!

Anybody here remember the song "Rock Me Amadeus" by Falco? Well, here's the reason you never, ever use eBay's spellchecker... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...&category=43715

Must...resist...will...not email...losing bidder to....offer my....copy...

That's the most boring definition of cleavage I've ever read. Otherwise, cool stuff!

Both are plastic. Mylar is a trademarked name for a polyester film that is chemically inert. Polypropylene is a plastic similar to polyethylene, but with a higher melting point, etc. Supposedly it is superior to polyethylene for archival purposes, but not in the class of Mylar. Polyethylene is the cheapest of the three and reacts in just a few years of contact with paper acid to turn green, rubbery, sticky...well, I just don't like it okay? Here's an interesting link to get you started on figuring this all out... Polypropylene

More nominations to add... New: Pat Metheny: One Quiet Night Jason Moran: The Bandwagon Jessica Williams: All Alone Reissues: The Complete Verve Gerry Mulligan Concert Band Sessions

Oh. My. God. He takes PayPal??

Hey, he said "for better or worse", not "for better or really, REALLY bad"!

Oops! Tony, your post reminds me...I forgot that so many Brits were on board here. I assume (or hope) you all know that the word "scheme" is meant in a negative way over here! Hence my use of it in this thread...

Uh...check the date on that post, Paul; I'm pretty sure that was "pre-hissy fit"...