Guy Berger

I still don't know what I'm doing. Maybe I'll just see you there. Alright -- I'll look out for you there. It's gonna be awesome! Guy

I saw this as well and dug it a lot. I'm a big fan of Quadrophenia. I was surprised at how Daltrey's voice was in decent shape. Guy

Alright... I made a reservation for me and 3 friends Thursday @ 9 PM (one more may be joining us for the second set). If anyone wants to join our group, PM me asap. Guy

"Juicio", not "Juice". Agreed, it's a nice one. A rare appearance by Dewey on alto on "Gypsy Moth". It's also available from Collectables on a 2-on-1 with the earlier, excellent trio album Life Between the Exit Signs. Guy

I am listening to this, seeded by our very own Ron Lyles on the site-which-must-not-be-named. Great music and prime-era Dewey. Setlist is "The Rich (and the Poor)", "Death and the Flower", and "Angles (without Edges)". Guy

Get well Paul! Guy

Somebody posted this on AAJ: No clue how reliable this is, hopefully this is just a false rumor. Guy

I'm glad to see that Bonds is juicing again! Go Giants! Guy

Guy I just saw the price tag on this set in yesterday's Times- $35 plus a $10 minimum. OUCH!!! any interest in Friday's sets? I have to get up early on Friday so Thursday may be prohibitive. Yeah, the weekend price is the main reason I am inclined to come on Thursday. That, and there is always a chance to stay for the second set paying only another minimum. Guy

One of my favorite Dewey Redman moments is at the end of Keith Jarrett's Survivor's Suite, where Dewey states (wails, really) the final theme over the rumbling rhythm section. First time he plays it straight, then more loosely the second time. It's really powerful. Guy

Thanks for the great music, Dewey. & Guy

Excellent choice -- I haven't listened to these in a while. Guy

These are two of my favorites as well. I also like the cover on Larry Young's Unity. Guy

Oh shit. I hope he makes a quick recovery. Guy

As long as it's up--how is that Holland/Phillips album? I've seen it everywhere, but I'm somewhat tentative on what seems (up front) like it could be mismatch. This album is (surprisingly) available on yourmusic.com, so you can try it out for cheap. I have it but haven't listened yet. Guy

YES!!!! Guy

What about the John Handys for Roulette? Guy

I just saw "Death's Head Revisited". Really powerful. I'm surprised they were able to tackle the topic of the Holocaust (without any whitewashing) on network TV. Guy

Happy birthday!

I've been listening to all three of the bootlegged Fillmore West shows (4/9, 4/11, 4/12) and I'll be damned if Black Beauty wasn't the runt of the litter! Even without Wayne this was a great band. Guy

Hasn't Nelson coached them in the past? Yup, the Run TMC era (and then one year w/Chris Webber). They haven't made it to the playoffs since he left, over a decade ago. Guy

Great news for Warriors fans! Mike Montgomery is gone, Don Nelson is going to coach next year! Guy

I downloaded this OOP ECM album recently. My first exposure to Bailey. Lots of scraping. I liked it! Guy

I downloaded this OOP album and just listened to it for the first time. Wow, this is great music! Highly recommended to fans of Herbie Hancock's more atmospheric 1971-73 music. I'm now really psyched about Julian Priester's Love Love, which I bought earlier this summer. Haven't listened to it yet. Guy

There was recently a thread on this. Guy