rockefeller center

Could have been me.

Bill Crow's books "Jazz Anecdotes," "From Birdland To Broadway."

I purchased Steely Dan's Gaucho on CD in 1985. It was my first CD purchase. It still looks and plays the same in 2004 as it did in 1985. Yes, nearly 20 years. However, an Ella songbook CD I purchased in the late 1980s is now clear. You can see straight through the clear plastic. There is no remaining digital code to produce sound or tracking on the CD. I keep it just because it's strange... but I'd rather have the sound back on the CD. Given where you live Wesbed, it must be humidity which caused the problem with the Ella CD. If it must be the humidity, why is the Steely Dan CD still playing? There are many factors which have to be taken into account.

You can try that but it is not that easy. If you mark the value of a rare Mosaic 5CD set as "$30 (used CDs)" the customs may not notice the "fraud", but in doubt they can always ask the receipient for a proof of the value, which will then show that the set was auctioned for $250 ... Not necessarily. Moral issues aside, it shouldn't be difficult to load the auction page source code into an html editor, exchange the actual item number for an item number no longer in the ebay database, alter the price...

A very practical way to archive music is to convert the wav into the lossless .shn format (which size is 50-70% of the original wav) and store it on hard disk. If my calculation is right, you can store over 500 hours of music in .shn format on a 160GB hard disk. Unlike with CD-Rs, it's also very easy to make backups.

Kirk discographies on the web: http://www.eclipse.net/~fitzgera/rahsaan/rrkdisc.htm http://www.alfanet.hu/kirk/discog.html

Quincy Jones "Big Band Bossa Nova" CD Quincy Jones "Quiny Jones Explores The Music Of Henry Mancini" LP (Dustygroove Germany, currently out of stock) Both $8.99 at dustygroove.com Search this page for Kirk http://www.dustygroove.com/cgi-sys/cgiwrap...&GO.x=7&GO.y=11

Appropriate album title.

I had an episode with GLS last year. These guys almost made me throw a brick into their office (they got their act together in the last minute).

I second that. Well put, couw - as always.

Re Shaw/Kirk - from George Bonifacio's Bright Moments Group: 1974 2 weeks at Todd Barkan's Keystone Korner in San Francisco, CA..Woody Shaw sits in on 2/21 Maybe the photo was taken at that occasion, maybe not.

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It's time for theater managers to employ exorcists.

HA! I have all those Kip Hanrahan LPs and recognized not even one song. I'm going to get the albums #7 and #14 are taken from. Ribot on #14 is a big surpise, Kenny Wolleson can play vibes too!? I like these guys very much. Thanks for your efforts, Arm!

Is there a Roland Kirk photograph in this book?

You guys are sick and you know it.

the king cheated the second time around. just to prove to rocky boy that if he take it outside and I chose photoshop for weapons, he's a goner. I don't think so. Ever dealt with a Corel 8 guy? I guess not. Otherwise you wouldn't be able to post!

What exactly is a Malachi crunch? I searched the web and found lyrics. Did you get that rush, that feeling, adrenalin pumping through your veins? A lifeless body in the gutter, city streets are stained How do you rationalize, what do you see in your reflection? A kid just having fun, A soldiers bloodied boot impression One for all and all for one, especially when it's ten on one You don't care what you're doing, you know it sure is fun If it happened to your mother would you laugh so hard? Well, that was someones son or brother That you kicked so hard This time you went too far What's the matter, don't you feel alright? Do you feel remorse? Or are the handcuffs on a little too tight? Now that your friends are gone, you've got no defense, no protection 5 or 6 times a day you receive your hot beef injection I hope every time you're cornholed terror fills your mind The one emotion you have inspired one too many times.

Exactly! Yes, I am jealous of your image editing skills. Can we take it outside now?

Nice photoshop job.

Send cash in a registered letter.

Do you think they would have published this bullshit if she died while watching "The Wizard Of Oz"?

Thanks for the info. It's great that one forgets what has already been acquired.

Woman dies watching 'Passion' - this is total bullshit. I can't believe it. How do they know that the film caused the heart attack?! Unbelievable. It's great that they published this bullshit even before the autopsy.

I don't think so. http://www.swr.de/swr2/ How about setting up a tree to provide those interested with a copy?