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Charlie Henderson Whitey Ford David Duke

Jason Scheff Frank "Home Run" Baker Mark Scott

The serious point was about the nature of an ideal workplace.

Merylyn Huitz Marilyn Horne Jimmy "Bo" Horne

Malo Santana Azteca

Dan Tucker Dan Blocker Dan Tanna

Lee Elder Tony Pastor Sam Nunn

This is a guy who was literally on his deathbed, what, 6-7 years ago & pulled through. The miracles can't go on forever, but for now, it looks as if they have. Congrats CT, and I know that Clem will be in touch soon.

NO CAKE FOR ME!

Not 45s?

Been a while since I checked in on these guys, but HOO BOY do they have a good one here: http://www.kalamu.com/bol/2008/05/05/nina-...woman%e2%80%9d/ To get there w/the jukebox (recommended), go thru the main frame: http://www.kalamu.com/bol/ Check out this opening commentary:

Bob Short Huey Long Edgar Cayce

$3.98 was the norm, IIRC. Maybe $4.98 for stereo. Or maybe at one (earlier) point, a dollar less both ways. I bought my first LP in 1968, and that's what prices were then.

I've no dog in this hunt, but it strikes me that the Prestige RVG material is more..."problematic" in the source material than the BN, probably because of Lion's proactiveness in the recording/mastering process. So, really, I don't know how much "more" you can expect. Agree? Disagree?

Billy Joel Christie Brinkley Chet Huntley

Wally Pipp Wally Cox Everson Walls

Bud Powell Erroll Garner Lionel Hampton

Damn dude, you really do hate cake. I think he's Cake Satan in disguise.

I don't see cute & talented girls in shorts. That's a deal-breaker. Sorry. NO CAKE FOR YOU!

Ironic indeed, & not at all lacking in phallo/penetrational-triumphant imagery!

Betty Carter - "When I Fall In Love", from that Tokyo 1963 Rollins thing from one of those Illicit Thief Labels. Steal it any way you can, because Betty's in rare form on this one, a nice slow ballad where she finds a deep pocket for harmonic & rhythmic virtuostic variations. Also "Mack The Knife" by the Rollins/Ali/Bley/Grimes/McCurdy group from the same album. Good god! And finally, "Superficial People" by Kenny Bobien . The more Kenny Bobien I hear, the I want to hear.

I don't think that there's a human alive who at one point or another couldn't deeply empathize with the line "Make the world go away, and get it off my shoulders."

Yeah, that's about the same with me. Except the hating cake part. The baker dude "duff" is no doubt a creative and talented guy, but I can't get into the show or it's characters at all. NO CAKE FOR YOU!