ghost of miles

Yep, it's a beauty. Everybody I've played it for has loved it.

To think that we knew Chuck before the millions, the feted soirees in Manhattan, the lavish trips to Las Vegas, the fifteen-foot-high security fence, the third home on Mackinac Island, the multi-CD "concept" records, the Trump-ish hirings and firings, the governorship and the biopic, the decision to invade Wisconsin...

Great, great news, Chuck, and much deserved! And kudos to Mr. Kart and Mr. Sangrey, too, for their contributions to the liners.

This is the same as the last session on the Verve box, correct?

You said it, pal... there goes my holiday-overtime check.

Did this get re-printed in the Monk reader that came out several years ago? I've read it in an anthology somewhere...

What's wrong with sex shop owners supporting politcal causes? All citizens have a right to oppose taxes that that go straight to the pockets of baseball team owners. Didn't read the article, but you would think that particular industry would support a new sports team as being good for business in the long run.

"Okay everybody, hold on to your martinis, I've got a real treat in store for you." Talk about having the spins! How fast can the apt. stop and then go into reverse? I think there are some real possibilities here for a successful discotheque...

Then there's this poor sap... sounds as if he needed more mental activity!

In the spirit of the serial-trombone-killer thread going on in the Musicians' Forum, I offer this shocking news report! I read it on the Internet!

Oh yeah...I heard him say he was a Kerry supporter! :rsmile: His statement makes him sound more like a Bush supporter.

Or Dixieland.

Drive-by boning, perhaps. Or maybe bonicide? Homislide.

Been bingeing on Frank lately. I got a deal last night (and I mean a DEAL) on the Dorsey/Sinatra box, and just ordered a bundle of Capitol-related material from BMG today. Hoping to eventually pick up that Columbia box as well. Now playing: ONLY THE LONELY.

What's the high speed like, I wonder? I mean, are we talking carousel action here?

How long till one member of an arguing couple says, "We're just going in circles here?"

Revolving Apt. Building

Anyone? Big Al, try L4LC2. Just worked for me--I picked up a heapin' helpin' of Sinatra with it.

"Christmas Time Is Here" coming up in about two minutes on WFIU.

Up for broadcast... sorry, couldn't get the computer to work while "Tannenbaum" was playing.

Already noted that on my program sheet, sir! Tannenbaum--airing around 3:30 Christmas Song--airing around 4:10 or 4:13 Christmas Time--airing around 4:45 or so, concluding the program

Looks as if most of their catalog is OOP: 1957 The Brothers Candoli Dot 1958 Bell, Book, and Candoli Dot 1959 Two for the Money Mercury 1962 There Is Nothing Like a Dame Warner Brothers I've heard good things about Two for the Money... anybody here heard any of these LPs?

Has that one circulated at all? I'll have to check Dahl's bio when I get home from work.

My pleasure, believe me! It's cool to have some brand-new (and good) yuletide recordings to spin on the air. Do you guys want me to mention their availability for download on the site?

Hey all, I'm sitting in for our weekday jazz DJ today from 3:30-5 p.m. and will be featuring at least three of the Organissimo holiday tracks, along with Shorty Roger's THE SWINGIN' NUTCRACKER... you can listen live on WFIU (12:30 on the West Coast, 2:30 Chicago time, 3:30 Michigan/New York). Still putting together the set-list, but "ChristmasTree" will probably lead off the show.