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Gomer Pyle Goober Pyle Ernie Pyle

Is she dead? Well yes she is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Reed But there's a later album it seems, there might be more details there? https://www.discogs.com/release/15201375-Lucy-Reed-Basic-Reeding?srsltid=AfmBOoqtUB8ozLdGu-y1GRcwWligTSnXlrk-D73V960PkIUJudjCv32x Liner notes by Studs Terkel!

Cool, thanks!

So this will be Plas Jonson, correct? Not Tony Coe,?

Interesting if true! What is your source?

For God's Sake Man, Think Of The Children!!!

Minertha Devere - Put Me In Your Paycheck

Except for Mabern, that Joe Newman band was on loan from Dizzy?

Kyle "Higgy" Higashioka Billy Kyle Kyle Williams

Cage isn't going away. Trying to wish him away won't disappear him, it disappears the wisher!

Ok, one last comment about Sonny - what I like most about his later work is the physical aspect of it. It seems to me like he began to adapt a method of creating/sustaining his airflow that was more "tied in" to his yoga breathing. Nowhere near as easy as it might sound! But what that would do would be to get him to a more "clear" state to where when - when - the higher inspirations came, they can flow through to the horn less impeded, and ultimately unimpeded. So on a track like the one included here, I get a very tangible, 3D sense of an energy wave, a "straight line"of a BODY of a sound, straight through. It's a wave that you can get on and ride. I get that a lot of people either don't like or otherwise don't appreciate this way that Sonny played past a certain point. Fair enough. But it's not any kind of a failure of anything having to do with his playing. His actual playing continue to grow and evolve. Where there was a "problem" it wasn't as much in his playing as it was in the way(s) he made records. So I still owe the board that Rollins Milestone overview, because there is a LOT of variance there, and to my perception, it's all traceable to that physical thing. When he's on, when he's middling, or when he's actually "bad", it all comes down to flow, and in Sonny's, seemingly more than anybody else, that's begins but does not end with the physical. Nobody else played like that. Nobody else sounded like that. And that's not accidental or coincidental.

The Ravens Raven-Symoné Nina Simone

Oh my goodness yes!!! And watch the movie for the title cut. His eyes tell you what's going on.

I like the sheer blowing energy on that cut. I think that's what he was into, blowing a "straight line" of energy in both sound and line. It's different from his earlier work, but it's still a continuation of his ongoing evolution. Records only sometimes capture the better parts of it, but check out Holding The Stage (Road Shows Vol. 4

https://adamtendler.bandcamp.com/album/inheritances Picked this up after sampling the cuts. I like the composers and this is all new work.

And thank you for your time!

Yeah, I found a few things that either weren't there or have seen a restock since the last time. I picked up 4-5 things, all under $5.

1974 was 50 years ago. When it's 2074, will we get a list of 100?

https://www.communitynewspapergroup.com/oelwein_daily_register/news/local/belden-named-legionnaire-of-the-month/article_f5d0fd10-b282-11ef-b0e7-03cbce1ab226.html

Pat Mist - Pointless

Is this a new batch of inventory or the same inventory they've been having? There's definitely some bargains to be had. Carpe diem!!!

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Matt Shuffles - More Music For Nastyin'