Brad

That about sums it up.

Nice!

I read an article about her a few weeks ago and she has a lot of health issues.

Picked this lp up yesterday at an estate sale.

I’d imagine Felser would respond but if he doesn’t I’d contact him directly.

Saw this last night. Very good, in my opinion. Joe Pesce is outstanding.

It’s a hard choice. I think I’m the other way around as there are some very great characters in P & P, but I also love S & S. It’s like choosing between greater and great. I try to read an Austen book yearly.

I’m having a bit of a tough time getting into this, which I didn’t expect since I enjoyed Pride and Prejudice, and Sense and Sensibility.

Article in RS about the Cream set. Cream Collect Four Complete Concerts for ‘Goodbye Tour Live 1968’ Box Set “The four-CD set, out February 7th, 2020 and available to preorder now, features the three of band’s October 1968 California concerts – Oakland, Los Angeles and San Diego – as well as Cream’s November 26th, 1968 farewell gig from London’s Royal Albert Hall. Of the box set’s 36 tracks, 29 were previously available on CD, with 19 of those unreleased entirely. .... Goodbye Tour Live 1968 marks the first authorized release of the four concerts – all freshly mastered from the original tapes – as well as the first CD release of the Royal Albert Hall gig, which was previously only available on DVD. The set also features liner notes penned by David Fricke.”

Picked this up at an estate sale today. Recorded at Malibu Beach and issued by a budget label called Spinorama.

Jazz Messengers is selling it online.

I saw that today but didn’t pick it up. However, they had quite a few copies so I may go back.

That would have been my choice. Dodo (already mentioned is a cool one). Aside from him and Bird, I wonder how many other others there are with a bird in their name or nickname.

In February of next year a four cd box of Goodbye Cream will be reissued including a lot of material never heard before. Final Tour 1968: 4CD Boxset + Exclusive Print Cream So far the only other site that has it listed is Bullmoose.

Rock on John!

Didn’t know about the Lynyrd Skynyrd thing. This album is the only one I want to have although I like their version of Good Morning Sunshine. RS republished their Arlo Guthrie interview today. Cool stuff. Arlo Guthrie Looks Back on 50 Years of ‘Alice’s Restaurant’

Usually listen to CDs in the car. My music presets in Sirius are the Beatles, Grateful Dead, Jazz station, Deep Tracks, Classic Vinyl and the 60s on 6.

I listened to it again and it grows on you a little bit. Mama Says is a bit unusual. This morning:

Did you try Discogs. I found a good copy there several months ago.

Definitely! I picked this up recently. I’m not sure what I was thinking except that I must have liked it when I was younger. Except for Darlin and one or two other songs, the songs seemed flat, or thin (as one reviewer labeled it). Nice one.

After Bathing at Baxter’s - Jefferson Airplane