Bright Moments

happy birthday!!!

glad to hear you made it ok marty!

happy birthday!!!

Wow!!! recorded in 1962 lou was only 21 years old, but boy oh boy could he belt 'em out! and les on piano kickin' !!! this one's special!!!

thanks for the kind words. ventured out and got gas. only a 1hr and 15 minute wait!!! things ARE looking up!!

happie birthday!!!!

hi y'all. we just got power back! wilma smashed us pretty good. fortunately our house survived with with what seems to be minor damage. our awning was blown away, our pool fence destroyed, a side door blown off and a lot of trees damaged. many people were less fortunate and over 750,000 people in dade county still do not have power. might be up to 4 weeks for some to get it! we were pretty well stocked with food, ice and water. i have not ventured out too far to conserve gas. for the few stations that have a generator and are pumping gas, gas lines are 20 blocks long!!! by the time you get to the front think how much gas you have used in line! anyway i missed you all and i hope my fellow so. floridians (dan, marty etc.) are ok!

happy birthday!!!

happy birthday!!!

makes a great holiday wish list for me to pass to my wife, kids, etc.!!!

happy birthday!!!

happy birthday!!!!!

perhaps you could post a sample .wav or .mp3 of some of it for the faithful to enjoy?

as usual i enjoyed the BFT greatly, but was completely stumped. thanks for your hard work in putting it together!!

you are so lucky!!! i wish i had seen him!

about time we had some RRK!!! not my favorite where RRK is a sideman (check out the Jaki Byard Experience) but still a nifty set with RRK stretching out plenty.

WOW!! Excellent job!!!!!

happy birthday!!!

It's been available at CD Baby for some time (though it goes out of stock regularly): http://cdbaby.com/found?allsearch=Jan+Joha...chsubmit=Search ← thanks for the link, just ordered 6 new ones!

Roland Kirk on the Jaki Byard Experience!

got mine, thanks!!

see above

enjoyed this one - a surprise to hear lacy play straight ahead! the real treat though was tom stewart!

Irving Gordon, a composer and lyricist whose work includes the song Unforgettable, the Nat King Cole hit, the lyrics to Prelude to a Kiss, the Ellington standard. As perhaps his most memorable entry into the public consciousness, Irving Gordon wrote Abbot and Costello's famous "Who's on First" routine.

looks interesting!