JSngry

...unnecessary right now?

SANTA MARIA!!!!!

Arrranged by WHO?

Electric Dud

And with good reason! But the BACK cover...

Oh fuck off

Contrary to the recieved wisdom of Frances Albert, it's not ALWAYS better the second time around

Life was complicated before the Sybian was invented

Sir Julian, conserve your resources!

What the world doesn't need now.

Ellington did it first. And in all likelihood, better.

Why Louis Prima never made an appearance on Captain Kangaroo

Call me at 3:30

They misspelled "Sweet"

The Last Temptation of Lester

Geez, I thought he just overdubbed.

Audiophiles are born, not made?

I've been too busy posting silly album covers to take note of this thread (sorry), but let me now join thoise who have voiced their sympathies, concerns, and opinions that other medical care be sought. My only "advice" is to echo those who have suggested seeking not only a doctor, but a dedicated oncology facilty, preferably one that is constatnly involved in ongoing research. There's always the fear, not totally unfounded, that the patient will be used as a "guinea pig", but there's also the reality that such places are also usually aggressive in treatment and have access to state-of-the-srt equipment and techniques. And stay strong - it will sometimes seem impossible, but somebody in the family needs to stay centered because there's quite possibly one hell of a roller coaster ride ahead. Remember - no matter how deeply you love your Mom, your dad loves her at least as deeply, and he's know her longer than you have. You'll need to be there for him too. Again, you and yours have nothing but my best wishes and will be in my prayers in the days ahead.

Yule C.

A lost porno soundtrack from Bernard "Pretty" Purdie -- and one of his greatest records ever! The album's amazing -- a sweet batch of soulful funk, almost better put together than any of Purdie's more famous albums for Flying Dutchman or Prestige -- with a mix of tight drums, sweet electric piano, and even some occasional lead vocals from Sandi Hewitt -- who really adds a lot to the record! The album's got some monster funky cuts -- the most noteworthy of which is "Hap'nin", a mad break track that really has Bernard going crazy on the drums! Other cuts include "Pass Me Not", "Lialeh", "Touch Me Again", "Conscious", and "Easy". http://www.dustygroove.com/jazzlp4.htm#65998

Get ready to perform the Magic Ritual!

And it works both ways. Remember, Mamma's got a squeeze box and Daddy never sleeps at night.

Looks like it's got p'tenshull

Ok, this record might not meet with everybody's "approval", but I'm here to tell you that some of the VERY best playing that Woody Shaw ever commited to recording, regardless of context, is on Harry Whitaker's BLACK RENNAISANCE. Rarely has he sounded so fully like the King he was. The record itself has gotten mixed reviews from some of our contingent back on Board Krypton (I myself dig it very much), but I'm not talking about the record here, I'm just talking about Woody. My Sweet Jesus, what he plays on that album! Readily available on finer Internets everywhere:

Maybe it's not anybody of note? Seriously - it looks like a kid to me.