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what the hell, this is rad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i gotta get that lp (live on steve allen show version here)

this joey d-pharoah group next week should really be somethin', you know what im not looking fwd to though, you go in by yourself as ive done countless times and they immediately try n sell you oni a "seat at the bar" which is horrible when I prefer a table. in 20 years this actually hasnt been a problem and ive gotten great tables but you know society is changing now and i know as a fact i get worse treatment in the fancy ass jazz club as a party of one who is obviously (still) younger than their avg older/middle aged (and snoody amazon) clientele. I am their best custiomer ive been patronizing for 20 years. I wish i had something to bring Pharoah, I could bring a box of Danish bakery deserts down for him, but, i mean, id want them to be like just for him for later, you know. oh i just saw its also billy hart on drums- sick!!!!!! oh god also guss whos on drums for benny golson following pharoah--- Roy McCurdy, wow, never seen him, or maybe once a very very long time ago, he MIGHT of been the drummer at the big john patton show, along w/ calvin keys on gtr, does that sound right?

former bn recording artist karl denson!

yep the "fabulous wailers"!

my guy you should of seen the show i saw in 2011, the wailers and the ventures- was my 1st and only ventures experience, don + nokie on guitars

facinating! Dawg i listened to benson: carnegie hall/summertime the other day- sucks to learn about the overdubs, but i thought it was unbeilevably good

blues #3-- "at his best" cadet city country city- "sassy soul" bn day by day- at his best the rest i dont know- the just friends, not the same as LD+ 3 sounds? and the other 2 aren listed on jazzdisco i dont know if these are the same versions at all but probably

yea this is good info here im into elvin drum solos but not at $34.99 each. If i can find these for $3/ea ill be made

good god. never seen this before- is that unusual, i probably should of known about it, i know about Rex......whats the story with it? is it a subsidary of a different label

which is your favorite, is it like police acedemy where 4 is really #1. I've been meaning to get these

statement from Al Jardine Dick Dale was an innovator. He helped Leo Fender develop a Fender amplifier with an 11 setting...lol. Carl and I enjoyed playing Misirlou, Let's Go Trippin' and other classics early in our career when we didn't have enough songs to fill out a set. We played the Rendezvous Ballroom where Dick created the iconic surf sound that helped jump start our career . "We'll do the Surfer Stomp, it's the latest dance craze." RIP Dick, you'll ALWAYS be the King of the Surf Guitar

****Note this is before the benson version this is from 1976 and benson came out with it 1977, no?

ATTN CHARLIE VENTURA FANS: GET THIS LP TO HEAR HIM PAVE THE WAY FOR NAJEE

charles lloyd playing cowbell and singing background vox with mike love on "susie cincinatti"

RIP

is this the one that chuck showed us recently- the private press one-

i do all the time. so much so i seriously thought the mosaicrecords name was hacked. That being said if you can get me invited to the mastering session I will sit very quietly on the couch and won't touch ANYTHING

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whoa

i have this one!

oh wow, he did a lot of others too! omg he even did this! this is a must have on CD- sounds freaking incrediballs is this is his most famous cover? i like the cover, cant stand the record. wow he even did Like A Rock!!!

y'all got "more from st. nicks??"!!!!!!!!!!!-r

RIP