Brad

I see you've got listed the Stash CD, "Complete Birth of the Bebop." That's an incredible cd and a must have for Bird fanatics.

I, on the other hand am hoping Glavine's arm falls off (not literally)! I will be at the Dave Holland show tonight and will have to make frequent jaunts to the bar for updates.....maybe I can get the waitress to bring me updates! m~ You got lucky! Rainout.

I think the problem is the society in general. Sports in this country is held in such high regard that kids are treated like gods and given special treatment so that they don't think they're subject to the same rules that apply to most of us.

Great CD although I remember some so so reviews of it.

I saw that and it looked like a softball piece to me. I just don't think dancers doing it for money have a lot of credibility.

It's now 2 out of 3 and since two of those are in Shea, I'm feeling good. Hoping for good Glavine effort tomorrow although his work on 3 days rest isn't great. Take 'em one at a time.

I've got up for auction on ebay the Jackie McLean Mosaic set. I purchased this from Mosaic after it had gone out of print. So it's an unnumbered book. They only had 3 of the four cds. However, two of them are still sealed. I've got the fourth cd as a CDR, complete with the insert so it will be thrown in for nothing. Let me know if you have any questions.

Autumn Leaves All the Things You Are On the other hand too much of a good thing can be too much.

That's a riot. Very funny.

I think George's tirade and alleged dumping of Torre was just a way to deflect the attention from the Mets and keep the Yankees on the back pages. If so, it worked, didn't it? And you know that it must be killing him that the Mets are moving on and the Yankees going home. Can you imagine his reaction if the Mets make it to the Series, which they're likely to do? In New York sports, one team is usually up and the other down and we may be beginning to see a transition. These things are cyclical and the Yankee boom may be running into the bust cycle. After all, the Yankees are stuck with some big contracts right now and, unless they're just willing to cut people and pick up the cost, next year could be more of the same.

Thank you all. Seems like the 5th is indeed a popular day. Let's see if the Mets can comply and give me a nice present!

I think that's a good idea. Either that or recommend that people identify it as such in the header.

Guess I was wrong when I said he didn't deserve MVP. Hope he breaks 61. He'll be the true season HR king.

I bought a remaindered copy of Balliett's Collected Works: A Journal of Jazz and read almost all of it (skimmed in places). The guy hates hard bop, and constantly throws in such digs at the genre. I don't feel confident enough to say "fallible," but his tastes are sufficiently different from mine (I listen to lots of hard bop, for instance) that I wouldn't go by his recommendations. I wonder if he still feels the same lo these many years later.

Now that I look at the number again, looks like Ron is probably right. Fire drill over .

Looks like the Farmer has been pushed back as a future project.

I have the following Cds for sale on Ebay: Cannonball Adderley and the Poll Winners on Capitol Diz and Getz - Verve Master Edition Dizzy Gillespie - Have Trumpet, Will Excite - Verve Master Edition

I have for sale on Ebay the Mosaic set of The Complete Pacific Jazz and Capitol Recordings of the Original Gerry Mulligan Quartet and Tentette with Chet Baker. Please contact me with any questions. Thanks.

Allen, I don't always read every thread that's on this board. If someone voluntarily comes on here asks for advice that's different than making public something that could be (I didn't say should) handled privately.

Yanow isn't in the category of a Larry Kart or any number of high-minded, "serious" critics/reviewers. He does yeoman's work, as he himself described it earlier: and on those terms he does a pretty decent job. Amen to that. When I got started AMG was crucial for me and I still consult it. I don't always agree but it's a good reference guide (not perfect, but what is?).

I take this is a vinyl only. Would love to see it on cd.

This is what I found on the web. Can't vouch for its authenticity however. Monday, February 19, 2007 at 8:00 PM, Merkin Concert Hall, 129 West 67th Street, New York City, New York 10023

Chris, It doesn't bother me that much. However, I think that it should have been handled privately. That's all.

Anybody who recorded before 1940 and is still playing today deserves an enormous amount of respect.

Jesus Christ! Reading this is unbelievable. This was a private matter that should have been left private and dealt that way, rather than a public display. Whether or not Scott is correct or not, after he was challenged, he had no choice to respond. That doesn't change the fact that the whole matter should have been dealt privately.