clifford_thornton

Bank of America are my bank, and they're a pain in the ass.

I vote for Steven Jesse Bernstien's "Prison."

And I'll add that "the other one" is quite the looker - my favorite role of hers was Antonioni's The Passenger.

It's the bank's fault, and the bank should have to come up with it. They're fucking killing with profits and these mistakes aren't all that common, so the banks need to pony up. So what if investment bankers' salaries are smaller because the corporate bank fucked up and misplaced $25,000?

"It's your money, you earned it."

You want help? Go fuck an alligator. Not really a wise post. I mean that this guy really need a psychiatrist, not an alligator. I don't see any rational reasons to inflict to this guy a trial and news exposure, for a dead deer? C'mon. Indeed, a very sick kid. It's too bad.

Dang, where have those years gone???

Hell, I've been listening to jazz for nearly thirty years now and I still don't pretend to know shit about it! I'm with you! Someday hope to have half as much knowledge, experience and good grace as Sangry, Nessa, brownie, Christiern, Larry Kart, Litweiler and a host of others here. I don't think coming in here swinging your dick around is really the way to go about joining a community. We all say stupid shit sometimes, and when I look back over posts from years back (or even worse, articles I've written from years back), sometimes I get a little green in the face. But hopefully, we learn from this experience. We all enjoy this music, which is why we're here, but thinking about it - even when there's no music on the stereo - is what separates the experienced from the inexperienced. Having all of Wynton's usable contributions (and then some), or anyone else's for that matter, isn't necessarily the path to get you there, though it is part of it.

I thought they reissued that Ornette album, To Whom Who Keeps A Record, within the past several months.

Holy Shit.

I had a couple of GRP reissues back when they came out - they were clicky (repeating tics) and generally crappy pressings compared to what I "upgraded" to, which were used earlier Impulse vinyl.

Except for all-you-can-eat corndog night , neither can I . Wonder how their smell abatement program is going.... If there's corndogs and Threadgill in Ames, I may make the drive up!

Thanks for the reminder. I've been curious about these but they've not turned up in the vinyl bins... yet.

Stop posting with your mouth full.

I saw it in Starbucks tonight.

David Holland - Conference of the Birds - (ECM, US pressing)

I don't know, M. _____.

Lol Coxhill/David Holland (on piano)/Mike Cooper - Johnny Rondo Duo + Mike Cooper - (SAJ) Wouldn't be surprised if one of the Company sets (w/ Beresford?) has this configuration, but I'm blanking...

And now back to alto again, apparently.

The CD cover is actually really nice.

Yikes, looks like the LP set goes for about $500!

Is it possible that I would've visited a decently stocked Virgin in 2000-2001? Would have been in either NYC or Chicago.