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And it is at my local Kroger.

http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=34925

Newports have always been a menthol cigarette. http://goodhealth.freeservers.com/NewportCigGrowth.htm

Spent the night w/these three discs: All I can say is - this chick is NUTS. And I mean that as the highest possible compliment. Others can probably describe her music better than I, so let me just say that there's a density here that opens up easily & beautifully with each successive listen, a subliminal musical polyglottishness that bespeaks having absorbed to the point of no longer having to mimc outright, and an attitude towards the "rules" of mainstream melody, harmony, and song structure that could best be described as wryly fuquitous. And oh yeah - soul & intellegence out the wazzoo. I'd like to think that the further we get into the 21st Century, the more we're going to be hearing "street music" of substance like this, but who knows? Maybe Georgia Anne Muldrow is just a freak, this is all she's got to say, and oh well, wasn't that fun while it lasted? Time will tell, as it always does. But until then, if you're looking for something kinda "left-fieldish" that is even more substantive than it is "unique", and if you're not a "purist" (jazz or otherwise) who thinks that "hip-hop" means The Death Of All That Is Sacred And Good About Our Music And Life, then hey - check her out. This chick is NUTS. :tup :tup

I agree with both of those and also like 'Live at Montreux' with the European group. Woods has always been an ultra-talented bop altoist. His music/playing headed "inside/outside" in the late 60's-early 70's (when all three of these titles were recorded), then back inside, where it has remained. Have you heard the Testament side? I've very curious how Woods acclimated w/Robinson's electronics. Coulda/Shoulda bought it back in the day, but had other priorities....

Especially if it leads to a meaningful, adult relationship.

Pops Poopadeaux P.P. Badleigh Scatman Crothers

No dude, it's not even Gerald Wilson. It's Garland Wilson: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&a...11:dvfrxqrgldse

Dino Desi Billy

T.D. Jakes Somebody with the hippy-hippy shake, for goodness sake The Swinging Blue Jeans

Long been curious about this one: Testament T-4402 (1973) New Music By The New Phil Woods Quartet - Charity - Cumulus Medley: - Nefertiti - Riot - Yesterdays # rec. 1973 in Los Angeles; Phil Woods, asax; Pete Robinson, p, synth; Henry 'The Skipper' Franklin, b; Brian Moffatt, dr # rec. live (poss. at Donte's Jazz Club, 4269 Lankershim Boulevard, Hollywood, Calif.) I kinda like some of the European Rhythm Machine stuff.

Not specifically, but GW was in the Jimmie Lunceford band then & did contribute to the book.

Exactly what is on the Trip 2-LP anyway? I remember the original LP issue of this on Canyon & it was only a single LP.

http://helium.lunarpages.com/~funky4/podcasts/radio23_5.mp3 http://funky16corners.wordpress.com/page/2/ The Gene Ludwig Trio

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And send your post to three people before sunset, and a major change will happen in your life!

This wasn't post-CTI. This was post-BN, pre-CTI.

Definitely, Lon. :tup :tup

Is this a Texas cat? If he is, maybe I can pick him up on the way to Milazzo's wedding & he can get his party on at no cost! Seriously, thank you Jason, who/whereever you are.

I reckon I will, once I get back from Joe Milazzo's wedding this evening. Me & LTB's gettin' all slickered up as we speak.

We're gonna need to restart that Georgia Anne Muldrow thread then... :w

Nah, we all just took a week off to go cooter fishin'.

Cool, and thank you!

TA-DA!!!! The color scheme is CRISP! But can I make an adjustment to the onscreen font size? These eyes ain't as sharp as they once were...

Who was the soprano player?