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Hello! Also, again - if Mahones doesn't get picked on the first possession of OT, are we even talking about this? Armchair quarterbacking is all based on trailing indicators. The games are played in real time. with strategies also based (usually) on trailing indicators that are in no way a guarantee of future performance. In ther words, you don't know until it happens. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.

Paul Ramsey holds a pocket like an upright player on the straight-ahead stuff plus is TOTALLY on the one for funk beats. Hella fine player, hope he is alive and, if so, well. These Chico records sound and feel like "small club" music. No sense in doing ginormous festival venues or shit like that, go like back in the day with neon lights on the wall (and some of them being beer brands), low ceilings, tables right up on the edge of the bandstand, maybe a small dance floor, and don't forget to tip your waitress. That kind of vibe, like, for jazz, doesn't really exist any more. Places to go hang while you get off on some groovy (but not stupid) jazz. If you've been there, you know what I mean. and if you haven't....use your imagination and have some Champale or some Hennessey. Just show that you got style and class, even if for that moment. But you probably do, all the time. And don't forget to tip your waitress.

yeah, maybe. But Katrina is working for me right now: https://www.discogs.com/artist/296739-Katrina-Krimsky

Quiet as it's kept(?) the trio of Chico, Cary DeNigris, and Paul Ramsey was tighter than the proverbial gnat's ass. In the end, Chico records are GROOVE records, no matter what else is (or isn't) going on on top.

Indeed we could...and probably will!

I found the Trident LP somewhere (certainly not a collector-ish place) back in the day and snapped it up on the strength of the Strat-East. It too is quite tasty. The Ruby LP was released on CD along with a few cuts from the Trident on a Ruby CD. I thought I had it, but it's misfiled if I do. Dick Griffin is not the greatest trombonist ever, but he always made really good records, when he did. My kind of musician, always true.

Dissipation is a motherfucker.

Head Of The Class, same thing. He was working with a young hotshot cast, and you know, youth cast, youth stories, but they integrated him (and he integrated himself) very well as the "tribal elder".

Frank Haynes, eh? Good call! And again, don't NOT look for any 45s.

I'll put this delicately...I wish that Joyce had practiced the melody a little more before recording it. But now...Peggy Stern, hmmm....getting curious, maybe.

There's an alternate of "Almost Like Being In Love" from the Perkins/Lewis/Etc album that only made it out on a 45 EP. Totally different tempo and everything. With Pacific Jazz, I think the old adage about assuming an7ything holds true to a greater degree than usual.

Other than that he made a rickety decision and it cost him, nothing, really. People do that. Mahomes doesn't get picked in OT and instead moves the team to either FG or TD to win, hey, it's a question that doesn't really get asked except on a nit-picky level. I still think of them as an AFL expansion team! The Dolphins, not really (even though they were, too). But the Bengals... I do think it's cool that Paul Brown was their father. Good story there.

Deceptively small band and small playing that is totally locked in. Chico was a master at that, of getting the full by eliminating the clutter.

The seller name is ridellgrove13 you can google "Dick Ridell" and get some hits, relevant or not I can't tell. and of course there's Dick Grove, don't even try to sleuth into that one. Dick Gibson works too, especially with the collection.

Maybe it's Dick Van Dyke. Trane did one of his tunes, ya'know.

Head Of The Class was a pretty good sitcom, with Hesseman heading a really good supporting cast, I liked that one as well as WKRP, of course. RIP

ok, saw that on Discogs. Found this as well:

Uh....YEAH!!!

Dick was, Dick is, and Dick shall be. Many names has he, but Dick is forever.

Kinda sounds like game show music (or good sample fodder), but...if the Discogs listing is accurate,,,doesn't ring any kind of bells or seem like it should., sorry? It was sampled into something else, is that what yo're saying?

Peggy Stern, intersected with Lee Konitz. I guess I lose this game because I have never heard the song, never thought that I had, and know that I haven't.

Stank Stipplemeyer - Honky Tonk Fill 'er Up

Tony Bennett The Bay City Rollers SFJAZZ Collective

Expect evasion, if anything. And who knows, maybe the song got to Randolph with no ID. But still...Black deserves some kind of credit, especially if his 1978 registration has surving documentation.

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