Brad

Niko, Thanks for the tip.

I'm looking for some of those box set of Jazz in Paris that were put out a few years ago. I've looked at the likely suspects -- CD Universe and Amazon (both US and France) -- but no luck. Any ideas? Thanks.

Henry, I think you need to calm down a wee bit. Nobody meant anything malicious and, yes, Chuck is an expert in jazz and he's got a lot of shit to show

He has a few good songs post Beatles but not a lot that will stand the test of time. On the other hand Harrison did have some memorable albums that are classic. His last one, Brainwashed, was one of his best.

I paid a fair bit of cash to buy both of those in 24bit mini-lp format, needless to say I don't regret it, they're real treasures, should be in everyones collection etc, etc. Amen to that brother.

I'm sure there's further proof than just this (unless I'm missing something, which is possible).

Well, I had never heard of Eddie (obviously my loss) and I'm glad you're going to do the Cd; I will buy it.

I was never a big fan of his singing, if you can call it that..

That makes two of us! An auspicious debut. Thank goodness they offloaded Jacobs.

Boy, you aren't kidding. I can't remember a year like this in many a year.

Good pick up on the Dorham

We all do; it's in the nature of being passionate about things.

The Mets Cards game has to be one of the more interesting ones recently, just for the fact it went 20. Cards in extra innings ran themselves out of a few innings and certain decisions weren too sharp such LaRussa not hitting for the pitcher with the bases loaded or Luttwig running with Pujols at bad; he was called out on a call that could have gone either way. I wouldn't say the pitching was great; the offenses were relatively inept. Memorable game though.

Rained last night (more water in the basement, ugh) and foggy today.

Tadd's Delight from Lovano's 52nd Street Themes.

The MacDonald book, which I think is the one I was thinking about in an earlier post, is impossible to find. One is listed on Amazon for $400.

Second this recommendation and highly recommend this exciting DVD of the nonet that features three Dameron compositions, "On a Misty Night", "If You Could See Me Now" and "Good Bait".

Looks like the wheels have already come off the Mets bus and my guess is that Manuel will soon be thrown under that bus.

Guilty on all counts

Spell check, while great, allows some grammatical errors to go through and is no substitute for effective proofing.

I used to collect cards and had several of the Ripken cards which I sold off when they were hot. I still have one. Today they're not worth that much. Baseball card market has dropped through the floor due to massive oversupply.

I found the sound to be terrible. For that reason, not one of my favorites.

I wouldn't be surprised if putting up countless subsidiaries (presumably with complicated ownership relations) makes it easier to escape responsibility for copyright/IP infringements. It all depends if they're thinly capitalized and act as if they're independent companies. Otherwise, the corporate veil can be pierced.

I may have the original CD but I believe this is on the Eldridge Mosaic. Have you checked there? ADHD and OCD is something my son has in spades. When he buys a Cd and puts it on iTunes, it's not a pretty sight as he obsesses over every little detail.

Which college I wonder At any rate, it stands to reason that had he lived, you don't have to be a soothsayer to predict that he would have made many more albums.