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Chiquita Banana Bob Lemon Gilbert Grape

The way the graphics are done does not remind you of a certain brand of a jazz label ? Looks familiar. Example?

The very first jazz record that I ever bought was a Dave Brubeck Crown record, at a Firestone store in Gladewater, Texas. It was probably December 19, 1970.

50 Cent Benjamin Franklin Richard Benjamin

Just took a quick dip, and wouldn't/won't mind hearing more.

The classics never go out of style!

Cal Massey indeed! and Cecil Tayor (yes, those are compositions)

Yeah, talk about redundancy!

Tubby The Tuba Ernest Tubbs Jerry Tubbs

Peter Cetera James Pankow Danny Seraphine

Leo Fender Dale Bumpers Grace Jones

Let's hear it for Rationality & Objectivity in the evaluation of The Top 10 Best Places To Live In The World!!!

Dudley Guglielmo http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dudley_A._Guglielmo Guglielmo Marconi GuGliElMo CaStELLi http://www.myspace.com/guglielmocastelli

Ah, the sweet spirit of Native Pride!

Leadbottom Goldfinger Jay Silverheels

or Chimney Flu?

http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findwe...uSelect=WEATHER 57% humidity in King Of Prussia? DAMN!

Looks like Chuck might be getting some rain....maybe: http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findwe...uSelect=WEATHER It's still cool where Cliff is: http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findwe...uSelect=WEATHER Maybe he just jealous of our American life during warmtime!

And just in case anybody wants to know: http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findwe...ast?query=75023

http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findwe...uSelect=WEATHER

god this is beautiful...check out the outro...ALL the way hip.

No argument about any of that, it's just that whatever they covered, they covered...."professionally"...I was getting to where I knew what I was going to read it before I read it - in substance and "tone". Not a whole lot of real insight or new knowledge overall...then again, I'm probably not their target market.

People used to scoff at down beat's more rudimental format and look, but I bet it's a helluva lot less expensive. But maybe not, especially now that they've upped. I've read JT on and off since it was in the newsprint format. Might even have a copy or two of Radio Free Jazz, not sure. It used to be a fun read, lots of good writing and interviews. It would be sad to see it go, but it would be a lie for me to say that the magazine has been mostly one big yawn to me for the last 5-6 years, not unlike the music(s) it has elected to cover. "Slick" applies to more than just the physical format...