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A fascinating part of my education concerning US History is that it ended at the outset of the Vietnam War, despite the fact that I was born in 1976. I learned nothing about the historical events from the Vietnam War to the present in public school, everything I know about it I learned voluntarily. It is not an accident. Vietnam lacks a good explanation. The assassination of JFK lacks a good explanation. Teachers lack the perspective to spin things in a good light. Current events show that the US is in a terrible state of turmoil and is reaping what it has sown during the last four decades. The foreign policies and actions of the military of my country during that time frame stand in direct contrast to the principles on which this nation was founded. The actions of our representatives stand in direct contrast to those principles. The actions of Republicans in particular stand in direct contrast to those principles. The hippies and their message of peace and love didn't win...but all the time it has been clear those people were right to challenge our government... There's something happening here, what it is ain't exactly clear. How long shall they kill our prophets, while we stand aside and look? The fascists are in control and winning.

I will be listening to the Motian in my collection over the holiday. Like others, I very much enjoyed reading CT's NPR link. RIP

Third Right On The Left - organissimo The Third Eye - Roy Ayers Third Stone From The Sun - Jimi Hendrix Third & Fourth Generation - Quaker City (Augustus Pablo) The Third Millenium - Jack The Lad Next: COLD

Winter's Child - Charles Kynard Winter Solstice - Ralph Towner Come Winter - Hamilton Bohannon Winterlude - Bob Dylan Long, Long Winter - Bob Marley & The Wailers Next: LAST

Chief Crazy Horse - Wayne Shorter Crazy Horse Swing - Serge Gainsbourg Crazy For My Baby - Willie Dixon Shine On You Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd Jane, Stop This Crazy Thing - MC Shan Next word: RIGHT

I have a 160gb iPod with close to 26,000 songs on it, and many of them have images (amounting to nearly a gigabyte of space taken up by images alone). When the iPod is connected to my MacBook Pro it can some times lag when scrolling or when selecting a track to play. Usually it amounts to a brief stall with the little spinning rainbow of death appearing on the screen momentarily. I'm not sure if the images are what causes this little hiccup, but your problem makes me wonder if that's the issue. On its own the iPod scrolls through the music and works without any delay.

I hope MG is doing well.

All the first music videos which were on MTV.

The Things We Did Last Summer - Dizzy Reece Summer's Gone - Mike Longo Ghetto Summertime - Eddie Gale Long Hot Summer Night - Jimi Hendrix Let's Go (It's Summertime) - James Reese & The Progressions Next: NEXT

Houston St. Thursday Afternoon - Bobby Hutcherson Won't You Try/Saturday Afternoon - Jefferson Airplane Sunday Afternoon - Paul Simon Lazy Afternoon - Pete LaRoca Afternoon Love In - Prefuse 73 Dear Limmertz - Azymuth Oh, Mio Babbino Caro (Oh, My Dear Daddy) - David Grisman Yes, My Dear - Joe Henderson Baby Dear - Mary Lou Williams Dear Old Stockholm - Miles Davis And rolling on with DANCE

BC and 60 points. JohnJ, you might want to adjust your total points as it is the same as what GA Russell picked.

For thedwork... 1. Don Sebesky "The Trip" (Edited) 00:00-0:53 2. Pekka Pohjola "The Madness Subsides" 0:54-5:10 3. Henry Franklin "Theme For Jojo" 5:11-12:50 4. Azar Lawrence "Fatisha" 12:51-16:45 5. Abdullah Ibrahim "Ishmael" (Edited) 16:46-20:49 6. East New York Ensemble de Music "Ti-ti" 20:50-27:57 7. Kenny Barron "Hellbound" 27:58-33:13 8. Kay Gardner "Touching Souls" 33:14-38:47 9. Galt MacDermott "Ripped Open By Metal Explosions" 38:48-43:37 10. A Spirit Speaks "Chick Chick" 43:38-46:49 11. Steve Grossman "Relentless Lady" 46:50-49:49 12. Roy Haynes "Dorian" 49:50-56:32 13. Wayne Henderson "Behold The Day" 56:33-1:01:10 14. Sahib Shihab "Seeds" 1:01:11-1:05:12 15. Sheila Landis "Parentheseizure" 1:05:13-1:08:23 16. Sir Richard Bishop "Zurvan" 1:08:24-1:15:00 17. Marc Moulin "Tohubohu (Pt.i)" 1:15:01-1:19:57 18. Barry Miles "Little Heart Of Pieces" 1:19:58-1:24:26 19. Menahan Street Band "Make The Road By Walking" 1:24:25-1:27:20 20. Shirley Eubanks Ensemble "The Blessing Song" 1:27:21-1:34:04 21. Don Rendell "Dusk Fire" 1:34:05-1:46:11 22. Sam Lazar "Scootin'" 1:46:12-1:49:19 23. Larry Nozero "Tune For L.N." (Edited) 1:49:20-1:50:21 24. Ray Cooper & Barry Morgan "Impulsion" 1:50:22-1:53:20 25. Stanley Cowell "Travelin' Man" 1:53:21-end

Maybe she's his stylist.

As with all racial categorizing, it falls short of describing the individual taste/personality, individual physique/natural ability, family influence, friend/teacher influences, and specific cultural/regional influences which feed a sound. A musician's intellect and identity creates his/her sound and tells us more about that sound than the vague categories of race. Just consider how different as people any two musicians of the same color can be...

I'm most bothered by recordings that are too low, so when I've got the system on random I have to adjust the volume. Needle drop noise and the noise of old recordings never bugs me.

Soundcloud is really cool. Unfortunately they only offer a limited amount of free space, such that when I uploaded this mix a previous mix of mine became "invisible." There's a monthly fee for more space, which I won't be paying.

This thread is really old, and a strange thing to dredge up for a first post, Gio.

Revealed: 1. Don Sebesky "The Trip" (Edited) 2. Pekka Pohjola "The Madness Subsides" 3. Henry Franklin "Theme For Jojo" 4. Azar Lawrence "Fatisha" 5. Abdullah Ibrahim "Ishmael" (Edited) 6. East New York Ensemble de Music "Ti-ti" 7. Kenny Barron "Hellbound" 8. Kay Gardner "Touching Souls" 9. Galt MacDermott "Ripped Open By Metal Explosions" 10. A Spirit Speaks "Chick Chick" 11. Steve Grossman "Relentless Lady" 12. Roy Haynes "Dorian" 13. Wayne Henderson "Behold The Day" 14. Sahib Shihab "Seeds" 15. Sheila Landis "Parentheseizure" 16. Sir Richard Bishop "Zurvan" 17. Marc Moulin "Tohubohu (Pt.i)" 18. Barry Miles "Little Heart Of Pieces" 19. Menahan Street Band "Make The Road By Walking" 20. Shirley Eubanks Ensemble "The Blessing Song" 21. Don Rendell "Dusk Fire" 22. Sam Lazar "Scootin'" 23. Larry Nozero "Tune For L.N." (Edited) 24. Ray Cooper & Barry Morgan "Impulsion" 25. Stanley Cowell "Travelin' Man"

Seated figure in elaborate costume.

Clayton Kershaw wins NL CY Young. Now resign him Dodgers, please.

There's a couple picks from my BFT in there.