Jim Dye

I agree with these sentiments. If you don't like it, just say so! There are already, what, almost 30 people signed up? If you really hate a certain test, know that there will be another one around the corner that you may just love. Surprise! It's what makes this whole experiment so much fun.

Chris, If you would like a copy, send me a PM and i'll send it out to you Monday. I copied my set to my Hard drive so I can send you the hard copies that Jim sent me.

I think we had a pirate thread here a while back.....

Dirty James Cash Arrrrrr

Micronauts!

I remember those toys! Only, I knever knew they were 'Matt Mason' toys. In the early 70s, we were given a box full of toys that was passed on to our family from our older cousins. I know we used to have those dolls...er..ahem..Action Figures! I remember the alien for sure.

Still love my Legos!

It sounds better when I reverse the names... Pamela Peaches

LOLOLOL!!!! Chris, did you take that picture? That is too much!

Actually, I thought he was from Europe. Spanish, perhaps, but I don't quite remember. I did meet him once. Mr. Aleardo G. Buzzi (pronounced Bootsy!). He was the head of Philip Morris in Europe. After retirement, he went on to produce Jazz records. When I was in New York and working for TCB, I caught a set of the Mingus Big Band at Fez and sat at a table with Mr. Buzzi any my boss on one side and Sue Mingus and Peter Schmidlin on the other. Surreal!

Honda's are great cars. I drove a CRX for 10 years before it finally gave up the ghost. Be patient, you'll find a good deal out there.

Received your package today, Jim. 6 or 7 packages will be departing today from the Middle Tennessee hub. Spun the first few tracks on disc 1 last night. Y'all are in for a TREAT!

beat you to it! http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=5757

You need to post this on: The Dullest Blog In The World

Neil Young - Tonight's The Night. The record simply kills the CD.

Did y'all know that a Sesame Street box set came out this year? I have to get it just for this: 1. Pinball Number Count – The Pointer Sisters (W. Kramer) *Previously unreleased track, 2003 While the pinball animation segments were originally recorded in 1975, this is a new remix by Strictly Kev for Ninjatune Records. This remix includes all the pinball sequences, numbers 2-12. Number one was never featured on “Pinball Number Count”. The remix doesn’t take away from the original, in fact it enhances it. This is a true fan favorite and one of the most requested Sesame songs of all time. This Ninjatune remix will also be released on vinyl in late September 2003. The Pointer Sisters??!!!

The following information was just e-mailed to me by a friend. The guy who voiced Roosevelt Franklin was an actor on Sesame Street; he played David. His real name was Northern Calloway, and his dad was Cab Calloway. Anyway, something snapped 'cause he was picked up by the NYPD some time in the 70s, naked, screaming "I'm David from Sesame Street and they're trying to kill me!" He died soon after that, and Roosevelt died with him. This message will self-destruct in 15 seconds.

Chicago would be a great idea! Maybe we could get a group rate at a hotel downtown. Gotta hit the Velvet Lounge and catch Fred Anderson one of these years.

46th Annual GRAMMY Awards Final Nominations List http://www.grammy.com/awards/grammy/46noms.txt Field 10 — Jazz Category 46 Best Contemporary Jazz Album (For albums containing 51% or more playing time of INSTRUMENTAL tracks.) 34th N Lex Randy Brecker [ESC Records] Rural Renewal The Crusaders [Verve/PRA Records] Sonic Trance Nicholas Payton [Warner Bros. Records] Timeagain David Sanborn [Verve Records] Time Squared Yellowjackets [Heads Up International] Category 47 Best Jazz Vocal Album (For albums containing 51% or more playing time of VOCAL tracks.) Man In The Air Kurt Elling [blue Note Records] May The Music Never End Shirley Horn [Verve Records] Nature Boy - The Standards Album Aaron Neville [Verve Records] A Little Moonlight Dianne Reeves [blue Note Records] North And South Luciana Souza [sunnyside] Category 48 Best Jazz Instrumental Solo (For an instrumental jazz solo performance. Two equal performers on one recording may be eligible as one entry. If the soloist listed appears on a recording billed to another artist, the latter's name is in parenthesis for identification. Singles or Tracks only.) Matrix Chick Corea, soloist Track from: Rendezvous In New York [stretch Records] All Or Nothing At All Joey DeFrancesco, soloist Track from: Falling In Love Again [Concord Jazz] Butch & Butch Keith Jarrett, soloist Track from: Up For It (Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock & Jack DeJohnette) [ECM Records] Africa Pat Martino, soloist Track from: Think Tank [blue Note Records] All Or Nothing At All Mike Melvoin, soloist Track from: It's Always You [City Light] Category 49 Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Individual or Group (For albums containing 51% or more playing time of INSTRUMENTAL tracks.) Rendezvous In New York Chick Corea [stretch Records] The Grand Unification Theory Stefon Harris [blue Note Records] Extended Play, Live At Birdland Dave Holland Quintet [ECM Records] Think Tank Pat Martino [blue Note Records] Alegría Wayne Shorter [Verve Records] Category 50 Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album (For large jazz ensembles, including big band sounds. Albums must contain 51% or more INSTRUMENTAL tracks.) You Call This A Living? Wayne Bergeron Big Band [Wag Wecords] Looking For America The Carla Bley Big Band [Watt Works/ECM Records] Wide Angles Michael Brecker Quindectet [Verve Records] XXL Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band [silverline] New York New Sound Gerald Wilson Orchestra [Mack Avenue Records] Category 51 Best Latin Jazz Album (Vocal or Instrumental.) Cuban Odyssey Jane Bunnett [blue Note Records/EMI Music Canada] Live At The Blue Note Michel Camilo With Charles Flores & Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez [Telarc] Birds Of A Feather Caribbean Jazz Project [Concord Picante] Isla Mark Levine & The Latin Tinge [Left Coast Clave] New Conceptions Chucho Valdés [blue Note Records]

Before we decide on Lansing, maybe you should check out this link... http://www.lansingsucks.com/ In the interest of full disclosure, I am a Lansing native. I actually would dig a gathering back home! Although, Duluth is sounding pretty interesting. B)

This is an AWESOME record, Tom!

No news yet, Dan. I'll keep tryin'!

JESUS! Y'all just need to get a life or something. If you don't like DEEP or his threads, don't read 'em! It's that easy. Jim has said the board will be getting an ignore function early next year so those of you with weak stomaches can put a perma block on Danny. In the mean time, give it a rest, will ya? Get a sense of humor and jump thread!