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Incoming.

Nice!

Your visionosity was perplexified by that ersatz BN logo on the cover, which caused you to have splitiphonic visual concentrations, thereby resulting in a mis-reading thereof.

Your visionosity was perplexified by that ersatz BN logo on the cover, which caused you to have splitiphonic visual concentrations, thereby resulting in a mis-reading thereof.

Now that's a pro move!

Yep, you got PMS - Postponed Mating Syndrome.

That's Cuscuna, I think. Remember - he's the guy who gave Horace back an unreleased BN session that Horace didn't dig. Just gave the tapes to him. At least that's what I think the story is. Anyway, for all the carping that we all do, I think you gotta say that he's demonstrated a level of integrety and sensitivity towards artists that is as rare as it is welcome. Live ones anyway - Tex Book Tenor is an album title that makes me seriously question how he feels about dead ones...

As long as they NEED people. ← They're the luckiest damn people in this what a wonderful world, I think to myself.

For all the people who don't like singers.

No... Unfortunately.

One vote for Mick. Mick Mosaic.

Be that as it may... It's nice to see an artist's "feelings" given consideration, for whatever reason. If that is in fact the issue.

My bowels are churning.

This is making me gag. You see, I do have a uvula.

No vuvels?

No uvvla?

No uvula!

I believe it's called inertia...

Nah, it belongs in the "Shop Talk" thread.

Oh yeah... Kinda like going swimming with a paralyzed fish...

I actually have come to prefer many a "pop" (as in pre-rock material) singer to many a "jazz" singer. It's a different intent, a different esthetic, and a different discipline. And I enjoy it immensely when done well.

When I don't like "jazz" vocals, it's because it's usually not "jazz" at all. It's some lameass lounge-y/cabaret singer trying to perform the musical equivalent of walking into the first day of a calculus class aiming to review the multiplication tables. Otherwise, a good singer and a good song well-sung (whatever that means, I know it when I hear/feel it) are always welcome here. Always.

I've seen it in Starbucks. I have avoided it in Starbucks as well. First things first - I'm still looking for Ten Years Too Soon.

That's a lawnmower, right? ← Nah, it's a swamp cooler. Rhodes is central air, Wurlitzer is a swamp cooler.