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I knew there were one or two titles I was forgetting. I have all those I listed. Looks like Oblique is another I should get.

I won't buy from Definitive. Check out the 'public domain' Blue Note titles while you are there.

Just curious.... Question should read, "Which Hutcherson Blue Note gets the most play?

Stanley Turrentine: "Joyride".. I've always wondered if this was recorded in RVG's studio???? Jimmy Smith: Softly As A Summer Breeze Lee Morgan: The Rumproller All original Blue Notes

Most of the warped records I've seen were fresh off the press, so the shrink had nothing to do with it.

Clem's my favorite poster, though I need to to read his posts 3 or 4 times. And then, I only get about half of it.

Without 'traders comments' or 'feedback' on this board I think it's totally fine to air this stuff out in the open.

A friend gave me this CD to listen to. I made it through 4 songs before ejecting it in disgust. I gave my friend a burn of Ray Charles and Betty Carter and she has thanked me every day since.

Sam Rivers: Contours Dexter Gordon: Gettin' Around Andrew Hill: Andrew!!! All original stereo Blue Notes.

Dvorak: Symphony No. 5 (Decca) Dorati: The Firebird (Mercury Living Presence)

My speakers...bigger is better

No. I bought it a year ago and it was still sealed.

Lee Morgan: City Lights....Opened this 30 year old Liberty about a year ago!!

The Speakers Corner vinyl reissues are another option.LINK

Ulp ... I don't even know that record ... . Not a K2 yet, maybe a VICJ?? From Fantasy....Of all the many sessions recorded by Barney Kessel for Contemporary (dating back to 1953), none was more remarkable in terms of personnel and performance than this aptly named set. Not only is there a second guitarist in the person of Jack Marshall, and a powerful pair of hornmen in Joe Gordon and Art Pepper, but the rhythm section is one of the best ever, with Jimmy Rowles, Monty Budwig, and Shelly Manne. Moreover, Kessel reaches back for some of the really old standards, updating them in a style that is consistently exhilarating. Some Like It Hot, I Wanna Be Loved by You, Stairway to the Stars, Sweet Sue, Runnin' Wild, Sweet Georgia Brown, Down Among the Sheltering Palms, Sugar Blues, I'm Through with Love, By the Beautiful Sea, plus CD bonus tracks Sweet Sue (alternate), Runnin' Wild (alternate) with Art Pepper, Joe Gordon, Jimmy Rowles, Jack Marshall, Monty Budwig, Shelly Manne

This and the shows of years past. Glad you enjoyed it.

I have not watched TV in over 5 years. Just thinking about doing so, makes me puke. What is tolerated or considered acceptable is insulting. Give me a break on these made for TV award shows and the lack of taste and art they pander to.

Pretty nice, hey!! I've had same response to the OJC LP. If Kessel's "Some Like It Hot"(with Pepper and Joe Gordon) is a VICJ or K2, I'm guessing you'll have the same pleasurable response.

Jackie McLean: Destination Out! (Blue Note..original stereo) Freddie Roach: Brown Sugar (Blue Note..original mono) Rachmaninoff/Concerto No. 1/Janis/Reiner/CSO(RCA shaded dog reissue) Vivaldi/Four Seasons/Societa Corelli(RCA/shaded dog)

Horace Parlan Mosaic has been getting lots of play the last few days. I make it a point to rotate through my Mosaics on a steady basis. The "Us Three" sides are spinning now.

Jimmy Smith: Bucket (Blue Note) Jimmy Smith: I'm Movin' On (Blue Note) Horace Silver: Serenade To a Soul Sister (Blue Note)

Al Green followed closely by Otis Redding and Aretha

Tubes??? Check out some of the Jolida integrated amps. Or try to find an Audio Note P Zero system used. Comes with everything you'll need, but out of your budget new.

Some Al Green. Some Otis Redding. Some Parlan Mosaic.

Shrimp Scampi over pasta with a small portion of yellowfin tuna, Caesar salad, garlic bread and Pepperidge Farm Distinctive Entertaining Cookie Collection as I figure out what cigar to smoke.