Dan Gould

He's recognizable because of his tone. I said he's recognizable in about three notes, meaning that he is recognizable right from the get-go, on the head, so even if he uses the same phrases often, that hardly explains why his sound (which is the most important attribute a horn player has) is so recognizable.

You're nuts, Tooter. I mean, I can understand listing Wynton, but Clark Terry???? The man is probably one of the very most easily recognizable trumpeters in the world-you can identify his sound in about three notes, and its not cause he never has anything to say!

Not quite what Catesta is dealing with, but brutal heat for south Florida. Mid to upper 90s. But at least it looks like its heading down to the usual upper 80s soon.

I have a problem with my wrist, P(unk)Jazz?

Catesta said it all. If your memory is anything like mine, you won't even know that you bought a new house by then You don't realize that my mind is a steel-trap for minutia of all sorts.

You understand that this is not conducive to stumping the panel, right? Too late to take it back!!!

This from the same clown who started a thread with this: I don't care if you held a seance with Alfred's ghost. We'd be better served if you kiss off.

Well, I'd take Larry's opinion with a large grain of salt-a lot of people here definitely do not think Ben Webster & Associates is a dud. Speaking of Hines though, and following up on Larry's comment about solo recordings, one to track down is "Concert in Argentina", a two LP set, one side each of solo piano from Hines, Marian McPartland, Ellis Larkins and Teddy Wilson.

Well, I have to admit that, I knew in the back of my mind that if cash flow didn't allow a purchase before the lease expired (and with a new house, that was inevitable), and curiosity about the sound became overwhelming, I'd have options in the future (wink wink nudge nudge).

I started to learn this on the old JOL (wasn't around for Jazz Central Station's heyday), learned it more on Board Krypton, and really found it to be true here: Jazz fans are amazingly generous, decent people.

I want to say that it has, in Japan. You might check Mr. Tanno, or Dusty Groove. They occasionally have the vinyl, too.

Johnson did another Argo date, Ya Ya, with an organ trio if memory serves, that actually gets a little "out".

Yeah, this is definitely one way to reveal one man's likes and dislikes, cause after 16 years of this, you can bet that if its not on the list, I'm not a fan! By the time I'm finished, Nessa's gonna send me hate mail.

And I feel not a hint of regret. I have the Vee Jay reissues, which sound fine to my ears ... about the only thing I'd be interested in would be the booklets and the bio/musical info contained therein.

Kenny Barron: Lemuria-Seascape Kenny Barron/Jimmy Owens: You Had Better Listen Gary Bartz/Sonny Fortune: Alto Memories (tough to find Japanese session, thanks for the burn, Dr. J!) Count Basie: The Complete Atomic Basie Kansas City Suite The Legend Just The Blues (This is a fabulous Joe Williams/Basie Roulette, not on the Mosaic. Grab it if you see it!!) Basie's Golden '58 At Newport Live at the Sands (Before Frank) The two Live discs on RTE Complete Decca Recordings (Discs 1-3) April in Paris In London New York All-Stars: Count Basie Remembered, Volume 1 & 2 (On Nagel Heyer, quite nice, with some of the last recordings by Billy Mitchell) Louie Bellson: Live at the Concord Jazz Festival Raincheck 95

Congratulations, Johnny. While I am glad to be a homeowner, I have no (and expect never will) any great urge to renovate, improve, whatever. That's entirely my wife's department.

Maybe this belongs in the 'confession' thread, but if you want to combine sex lives and pets, here's what happened to me over the weekend. We put the dog in his cage while, ahem, we, um, well, you know .... Normally, when we're finished, we just turn out the light and go to sleep, but my wife has wanted to let the dog learn to sleep in our bedroom without being cooped up in the cage. So, she let him out. He jumped on the bed and started licking all over my chest and back. Then we realized he was licking up the sweat our, ahem, fun had produced.

Updated and UP.

Louis Hayes-Junior Cook Cliff Jordan Cedar Walton Are on all hold.

I saw the Times coverage of this. So long as we don't see a Pulitzer to John Williams for lifetime achievement!

Terrible news, fellow US citizens of the board. I just turned the calendar in the office and it dawned on me: The Fourth of July falls on a Sunday, so no workday holiday! Hopefully I can prevail on the boss to make the friday before optional or maybe a half day.

Jeepers Creeper is one of the very worst movies ever made. Don't know the album.

UP, with price adjustments.

As far as his recording career goes, he's at the top of his game with another old pro on this album from last year:

How about a true one: 11. Its Christmas, Mom asked what I'd like, and I always ask for a Mosaic set. (Don't drum me out of the club, guys, but I've never bought a Mosaic for myself)