Dan Gould

More Benny Carter: Harlem Renaissance Another Time, Another Place (with Phil Woods) My Man Benny, My Man Phil (also with Woods) In The Mood for Spring Meets Oscar Peterson Legends Tickle Toe American Jazz Orchestra All of Me (Bluebird) Cookin' At Carlos I More Cookin' (anyone know how this one came about? I never knew that a second set existed, and this one is on Jazz Heritage. I wonder if it was licensed to them as an exclusive? Anyway, glad I stumbled across it at the used CD place!) Montreux '77 Cosmopolite The Verve Small Group Sessions The King My Kind of Trouble Songbook Songbook II A Gentleman and His Music (What a terrific way to end the work week, with a front line of Scott Hamilton, Joe Wilder, and Benny, and Gene Harris leading the rhythm section. This is a five star recording, no question.)

Also bear in mind that since they are stored separately, Mosaic sets and anything that didn't come in a standard jewel box are not included either. Why not play over your boxed cd sets as well? Or perhaps you've already explained why not on your initial post. (Can't remember.) No, the things is, around the time I started this, I grabbed all of my mini-LPs for the car, and since then I've been cycling through about half of my Mosaics. So, this will definitely be limited to those jewel box CDs that I've switched into the three ring binders.

Michael Thomas has at least one CD out, The Awakening (probably available at the website Bertrand gave, but definitely available from Cadence) which is very solid hard bop. Judging from the CD, I wouldn't hestitate to attend if I were anywhere nearby instead of in south Florida.

And speaking of these, "should I spring?" threads ... has the consensus ever been "save your money, its not really that good"??? I mean, even on something as middling as Hank's Reach Out, we're still fanatical enough that most people say, "go for it".

I had these when they came out on CD, somehow didn't warm to them and let them go, many years later saw one of them used and quickly realized the error of my ways (I'd thought they were already OOP though). So I guess I better get the other one, pronto.

Man that sucks.

I got your basic LX (the one with power equipment but no sunroof), with the five speed, new. I replaced the standard radio unit with a CD player, the only problem with it is the fact that the button for changing the time is fukked up, so half the year the clock is one hour behind. No alarm so no problems there. And the best thing: the three year note was paid off in September of last year ... and not to make you feel bad, but my monthly payment was $140.00 (I put a lot of cash into it and only financed like $5000).

Interesting questions, and I propose that 7/4 be the test subject so we can determine what is excreted when an asshole eats shit.

Also bear in mind that since they are stored separately, Mosaic sets and anything that didn't come in a standard jewel box are not included either. Live in a swamp and be one dimensional. Eat shit and die.

Also bear in mind that since they are stored separately, Mosaic sets and anything that didn't come in a standard jewel box are not included either.

If you want to keep believing that Jackie never made a bad album, pass right over "Monuments" in your used record store.

Um, I'll cut you a good deal on buying my vinyl, so I'll have the cash to upgrade myself when it comes out?

Having fun yet?

I direct you to the third line of my signature: Why must you Criticize things you don't know about?

SS, I have a 2000 Civic also, 53,000 miles, and not a whiff of trouble yet. How many miles when you're radiator crapped out?

Not that making you cry would disturb me, but you do realize that its only jazz CDs being listened to in alphabetical order, right? And you only listen to Jazz? And I only listen to jazz in the office.

Shelley Carrol: With Members of the Duke Ellington Orchestra (on the late, lamented, Leaning House Records, if you see it, grab it!) Benny Carter: The Urbane Sessions New York Nights Wonderland and the Jazz Giants All That Jazz-Live at Princeton Take the A Train Elegy in Blue Over the Rainbow Summer Serenade Live and Well in Japan

I feel quite strongly on this question. Except for cases of medical necessity or a woman who feels severely "short changed", fake boobs are an afront to God and all right-thinking men. They are an abomination.

Really? And are you saying that he was hip only on records, and too wasted to do anything on the band stand? Or was the slovenly dress and nodding off offensive to you on another level?

Well, I just moved onto another live KD show, this one a couple of years later, don't know who the MC was, but he clearly introduces him as "KD, Kenny DUR-am". So, I think we have our answer. We've all been pronouncing his name wrong!!!!

Happy Birthday, Randy!!!

I didn't catch this over the weekend but I have strong memories of watching this show as a kid and really enjoying it. I kind of wonder whether it will live up to the memories-in watching some Laugh-In episodes, I remember thinking I was laughing a lot less than I remember. Of course, part of my enjoyment of that particular show was the co-host DAN Rowan.

Not exactly the same thing, but several years ago I was cruising the jazz section of a chain store when I overheard a customer talking to a clerk. She needed help finding SPEE-ro GEE-ro and Dave Cruisin'

Perhaps correcting your host might be ungracious. But Grant was a pro, right? Wouldn't he get the name right? Can anyone say definitively that it was DOR-am and not DUR-am?

Well the DJ was Alan Grant, I think, and he must have been right up stage with him, because at one point he said, "and the next tune is going to be?" and Kenny answered him, slightly off mic. So, if he was right up there, why wouldn't he correct him on the pronunciation when he said, "DUR-am"?