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It's the other way around.

Me either. It just sound like some body of advancing years.

George Coleman?

Indeed, a compliment!

The Texas Rangers The New York Rangers Rangers In The Night

Ice melting, grid held, ok! TRACK ONE - It's not Paul Desmond playing clarinet, but if it was, then it would be. I'd like it more if it developed some, but as far as "chamber jazz" goes, it ain't too bad. It has a pulse, meaning it's got blood, so, ok. TRACK TWO - If this ain't Dutch, then fuck it. And I don't think it's Dutch. I ain't got time for this, thank you. TRACK THREE - Greg Osby already ID'ed. Like it a lot less when the rhythm section comes in and it gets Bill Evans-y. TRACK FOUR - Hermeto? Sounds like some of his more whack excursions, like the music he made from a soccer announcer. I am by no means familiar with the totality of his output, but there's no doubt in my miond that hecould/would do something like this if he wanted to. Oh, wiat, phasy guitar, just lost my interest. Too bad, they were holding it pretty goo! TRACK FIVE - Pianist has a Paul Bley vibe, very good. Tenor sounds familiar, but not particularly exciting, at least not here. The tone is a little Billy Harper-ish, but the language is not. That tune sounds familiar, what with the "Fernando's Hideaway" tag, but that's not it. And now it sounds less Bley-ish, after the tenor. Hell, is that Herbie? with Brecker? No. Not Billy Harper with Randy Weston, pretty sure not. So...no idea right now. TRACK SIX - Is this the Dave Holland group with Wheeler & Eubanks, and, who was it, Osby? But that's not an alto. The head is clever, and I don't always (seldom) like clever. But the solos are for real, and there's a piano, who is flirting with clever, dammit. TRACK SEVEN - Do I like this? Please, tell me, because I am not sure. I mean, it means well, but there's some kind of a degree of some kind of separation, maybe? It's one of those things that I could dance to if I wanted to, but I don't really want to. Onus is on the band for that. TRACK EIGHT - Oh my...please don't do that. TRACK NINE - Something derived from "Take The Coltrane". Same tenor player as on #5? Seems like it could be Dewey? But I have most of Dewey's records and don't immediately recognize this one, but hell, that means nothing these days. There's that Herbie-ish right had tremolo thing again, like Herbie. So who can that be. I should be getting this...A bit McCoy-ish also in that regard, but the fingers aren't quite that nimble. TRACK TEN - No idea. Very nice when it's not being clever. An interesting and certainly non-cliched presentation. Thanks!

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Shemp Howard Scoop Jackson Betty Everett

Get the record with John Gilmore, connect them Ra dots.

Ronnie Foster Ren & Stimpy Herb Stempel

NP, a Dizzy show from Paris with his group of Mike Longo, Red Mitchell (!!!!!), David Lee (!!!!!!!!), and a fine guitarist I do not recognize. George Davis is the guitarist Did David Lee ever record with Dizzy?

totally keeping with what I can gleam about JG's personality. He was a great man, and a frisky one as well. Lived his life!

Johnny "Dick Keep Swinging" Griffin. HOF, first-ballot. No argument allowed.

https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/6829094?ev=rb Cheaper than you dare dream, and OH that Cobalt!

Andre Biltendorg - The Complete Concertos and Miniatures Found this in a chocolate shop, of all places.

Dr. Allen DeVilbiss Thomas DeVilbiss Allen DeVilbiss Gutchess

Hoping for some kind of a livestream, but perhaps not now that it's going to be at a live venue? Ashley Bathgate-Anthony Braxton - two "A.B."s I would very much tike to see/hear.

Chubby Jackson Fats Navarro Two Tons Of Fun

Glad-Hamp, anything?

And a good feral hog will remove it. Finish the job or don't start it at all, that's what I always say.

Warren Burger Lou Donaldson The Earl of Sandwich

The Easter Bunny Bunny Briggs Peter Cottontail

1957 Sonny Rollins, Vol. 1 Blue Note 1957 Way Out West Contemporary 1957 Sonny Rollins, Vol. 2 Blue Note 1957 The Sound of Sonny Riverside 1957 Newk's Time Blue Note 1957 Sonny Rollins Plays (split album with Thad Jones) Period

Coulda' been better, coulda' been worse McGee's tune "Island Fantasy" certainly sounds familiar, though...does it resemble something else, that opening phrase in particular?

Jon Cryer Sarah Trigger Peter Gunn