JSngry

you'll be back, right?

I did see Mudcat Grant perform before a Cardinals game somehwere in the early 1970s w/an organ group. But he was just singing, I think. But hey...

I bet Gibby had some chin music for the stage manager or whoever it was that didn't have his rig turned up... and oh btw - WTF IS THAT BASS PLAYER PLAYING ON IPANEMA?????

Rip Taylor Rip Torn Believe it or not, Ripley

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No.... Procol Harum Matthew Booker Marian the Librarian

The Fabulous Thunderbirds Julius Caesar The Flamingos

I just found this afrofunk album from 1980 by one Aleke Kanonu that features a rather lengthy flugelhorn solo by the young Mr. Marsalis. He sounds alive, he sounds youthful, he sounds honest, he actually sounds human! I hope these images show: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_2elB_EYGP_4/Sa67...s1600/Front.jpg http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_2elB_EYGP_4/Sa67...s1600/Back2.jpg

You, sir, are confirming my every suspicion for precisely the reasons I was having them. My "tolerances" form some things are pretty high too, so I know where you're coming from. Kudos!

Claudine Longet The Longines Symphonette Society Symphony Sid

Doctor Wu Phil Woods Billy Joel

Deborah Harry Harry Dean Stanton Stanton Davis

I'm taking your advice to heart because I trust that if there was something there you'd not be afraid to admit it.

Buffereal...I have a hell of a time posting images here sometimes. Sometimes I can see them one day and then not the next. One time I posted a bunch from the same source on the sessy albumen cover tread and they became invisible on or two a day, until after about three days they were all invisible - but still present on the source site. Go figure that.

I got a sack full of sorries. And a can full of never-minds... There should be a song in that somewhere....

Gene Roland Jean Shepard Ralph Gean: http://www.ralphgean.com/

Jeez guys, I'm really sorry. I have no idea when images will or won't show on this board...no rhyme or reason to it that I can tell... Anyway, here's the album in question on AMG, minus an image: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&a...10:wpfexqr5ldje Here's an image from Amazon: Does that show up here?

Ginger Baker Posh Spice Chris Bosh

Oh hell, are we having image issues again? Ok, go here: http://qtalos.blogspot.com/2009/05/judy-ga...capitol-lp.html

I hear ya' on all counts. I'm just thinking that Gordon Jenkins was a whole school of emotional excess all by himself, as was Judy Garland. I don't know that either of them were above taking the emotional content seriously.

OH!!! Now I see the possible confusion... That's a copy of "the letter" that was included with the original release of the album.

Katrina Carla Rita

Buzz & Bunk Gardner Ian Underwood Don Preston

Joe, do you hear what I hear? I found a copy for $15 on ebay today. Congratulations! Re[port back, please. It's "dated" in a lot of ways, but that may or may not be appealing to you (or anybody else).