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Basically what couw said. Since a participant is not forced to come up with comments on every track, I don't think it's necessary to set a limit (don't worry, I'll bore you with a single disc compilation).

Die Weisheit, die von Gott kommt, ist »ohne Heuchelei«. Gott täuscht niemanden. Er ist durch und durch klar und wahr (Jak. 1,17). Er ist die Wahrheit in Person. Aber er dosiert sie so, dass sie einen Menschen nicht niederschlägt, sondern aufrichtet. Das ist Weisheit. (Vgl. Röm. 12,9; 1. Tim. 1,5.) Der Lohn der göttlichen Weisheit ist das Geschenk der Gerechtigkeit (V.18). 3,18 Nur wer selber Frieden schafft, wird erfahren, daß seine Gerechtigkeit und Friedfertigkeit Früchte tragen.

No shit.

Ever listened to this steamship after upward shifting it two octaves?

Can we talk about spelling again?

http://www.icp.org/weegee/

In British English (which is the version that is tought in Europe) it is indeed spelled "favourite." edit: crappy spelling

Catch it.

"Sure, god does exist. Uhm, happy birthday."

Not playing together, if there is. Ok. Sorry. I remember seing this entry when I was looking for recordings with Henry Franklin some time ago: Dennis González - John Purcell 8tet DG (tp, pckt tp, flgh, tabla) / Rob Blakeslee (tp, fl) / John Purcell (ss, as, ts, fl, oboe) / Bob Ackerman (bs, as, picc) / Jim Sangrey (ts) / Henry Franklin ( b ) / W. A. Richardson (d) / Pat Peterson (vcl) · Hymn for Rivers · Little Toot · Hear Our Prayer {traditional, arr. by DG, Peterson} · Dos Cosas {traditional, arr. by DG} Dallas, TX: 1985 March 8

Hehehe! I think there's a Dennis Gonzales recording that has Jim Sangrey and Henry Franklin. Bravo Big Wheel.

ECM lists only the sideman date in their discography. That's what led me to think there could be another one.

No. But who knows what Eicher was up to in '74.

Apparently Maupin led ECM dateS in 1974. AMG has one ECM title listed. Is it an ECM release?

...I asked you not to respond re Summers (thank you for your comment though),

Bill Summers perc? Edit: No. It isn't him. Please don't respond. Thank you.

I've reached the point where one searches google for stuff like: 1974 Bennie Maupin $ 25 lp sale

Argh!

Hell, I have no idea what Ritenour sounds like! Desperate guessing!

At first I thought it could be the Harvey Mason album listed on top of this page: http://home.t-online.de/home/stamil/bmmtor.htm

Is Ritenour the guitarist (I ask although this would contradict one of Mike's previous statements)?

It's an upright, but with one of them dreaded pickups just coming up around that time, they sounded really awful, no bottom, no warmth. I'm thankful for technical progress in that particular respect. I see. Thanks for the info. Back to google...

With the exception of the sustained open string, the bass sounds like an electric.

you should have saved that one for your BFTest Don't worry. Plenty of stuff like this in my collection.