JSngry

World gone wrong.

This accidental thread deletion has been a recurring, uh...thing for a bit now. So I'm simply suggesting that if you make what you think is a stupid post, rather than rolling the dice on which delete button is the one for the post and which one is for the thread (and that really is a game of chance, they change every few seconds, you know), just edit the post to read something like "post edited to remove stupid content rather than accidentally deleting the thread. Love, Larry." Or just leave the stupid post, quote yourself, and then say, "oh, that was stupid. Never mind!. Peace, Larry". Just don't delete no more threads if you keep from it. I don't know that it's necessarily stupid to delete these threads, but it's not pretty.

It's my understanding that once a thread is gone, it's gone. Maybe from now on, just edit a stupid post instead of trying to delete it?

Should've asked for Buddy Rich and listened to how the machine rattling synced up with the drumming.

I like that it's on Decca, just like Brenda Lee.

If Trammel, then Whitaker.

Here's your Ponty, if you want it pure and hard:

The bigger issue for me here is the trend towards what is essentially crowd-sourced "journalism", not just in sports, but in general. Nothing wrong with micro-targeting specific audiences, but to have only that without it being part of a broader view macro-cultural perspective is just one more move in the direction of The New Provincialism, which in itself would be ok if not for the uncomfortable fact that the more people bundle up into their own groups of interests and geographical proximities, and get content driven specifically from, to, and about them as a matter of course, ownership of resources is not similarly breaking down into smaller pieces. It's doing just the opposite, in fact.

Cookies, possibly.

This is my favorite Pepper Adams album, overall. Well-programmed to be a "record" more than a "document".

Ok, but what about some other one? Or is that one of those "off-topic" things I keep hearing about? But seriously...that #13, the bit that I listened to, has a very "early digital" sound to it. Is that a function of recording date?

They put words to "Django" For their next fandango. Now their whole darn gango dance the tango in Durango Boo hoo See, you will do it too Don't go too slow no show Django

Damn...still working off that IRS debt. Let that be a lesson to use all. Hope that they can at least give him one of these...

Miley Cyrus singing "Django"...not an obvious choice!

I have a "copy" of the Art Yard reissue. It's not bad. It's not great, either. The writing's good, though.

Just 3?

Those earlier years left a hopefully lasting legacy of truly great recordings by truly great players. RIP, and well done!

Yeah, that's working for me too, thanks.