I didn't get a chance to call Mosaic on Friday so I'll try to find out on Tuesday. It would seem rather incredible that so many copies would have been sold already.
End? Not possible, his music lives on. What is it that Gandalf said in the Return of the King about life ending? Not really, it just continues in another form.
Claude,
I would agree with you. It does seem quite strange. Perhaps Ron is right. By the way Ron is right on the first count. I did ask this question of Mosaic awhile ago.
I will try to follow up with Mosaic.
I received the Dizzy set, number 6907 and taking into account that these are numbered consectively and this is a run of 10,000, I wonder how long it will be before it goes OOP.
New Jersey. Where Money Is the Only Thing.
Spoken like a true Pennsylvanian, a state I'm glad to leave as soon as I can, not to mention the home to bad sports teams (at least in Philadelphia )
And they're barely a .500 team, with the Marlins about to pass them. That merits MVP? The MVP is Beltran. Howard may the best player. MVP? Not exactly.
I live in NJ and there are some great parts to this state that you jokers wouldn't recognize and while there are not so great parts, what state doesn't have them?
Fully in agreement with Hans' recs.
For me Aftermath is their greatest album, followed by Between the Buttons. All of the early pre 65 is good too. Particularly Red Rooster. That was the first time I'd ever heard that.
Goin' Home on Aftermath ranks up there for me.
Not mentioned here but Their Satanic Majesties Request while ok was just a Sgt. Pepper clone, not really worth buying.
Funny you should mention it, cuz Bernie and Waymon sound like musical soulmates. How long before we get a collaboration?
I wonder if John Stirling (voice of the Yankees) likes Bernie's cd? I can hear it now "Burn, Bernie, burn."
I think the question is who is the most influential musician of all time. I couldn't pick one, I'd have to pick three: Armstrong, Duke and Parker. I believe they changed our music the most.