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They're both fine musicians, not always to my taste but who/what is? Much respect to both, and glad that they are both still with us.

I have Ramblin' on Vault via a Fresh Sound reissue. It's rather good. I had Easterly Winds at one point on LP, but culled it - not a clean copy, though the music is fine indeed. AMG are full of shit most of the time.

I'd try to contact him through his website. Grachan Moncur III

Yeah, I heard it the other day - the LP was at a shop and I gave it a spin. Not good.

I would LOVE a Mosaic of the Aristas. I have had most of them on vinyl, but a rash of culling necessitated some casualties. The boxed set on Ring totally hurts my feelings.

TCB is on CD, or was, in Japan. That's what I have. Are most of the Vocalions in print still? I gave up on finding the Beckett RCA's on vinyl.

I have a couple of single LP Soul Notes that are about an hour in length. They sound okay. Bluiett is a serious dude - I'd recommend it on name alone (don't have it though).

Uhmm... me want.

I'd like to hear that Vanilla record, actually. Phineas is on it.

Don't forget 'The Passenger,' an excellent film that I prefer to Blow-Up and Zabriskie.

PM attempted but unclear if it worked.

No, but I look forward to hearing it...

Ah, sure I do. It might be as good a sell as the presence of Bob Pozar.

There was... I went searching for it and then realized I was the one who started it. Your memory just goes out the window... Previous MJQ/Apple thread Did you look behind the dumpster, GoM?

I'd like to get Bob James's first record for Mercury; it's supposed to be good, and predates the ESP. That Onion "op-ed" is pretty good and quite believable.

It could be had for less, ~$500. But yeah, you're right. I'd also like to get the silkscreened promotional Ornette ESP. It's sweet-looking.

Michael Lee Yonkers Band - Microminiature Love - (Destijl) If this had actually come out in '68 when it was supposed to... yikes!

He was a cousin of mine. We weren't close by any means, but he was always a family curiosity. RIP Tom.

Wow. I'd have given you a lot more than that for an early edition, too!

February 24, 1964. Yes.

Nobody likes an "unbeatable" champion - that is, in the peloton - remember the boring days of Indurain? Lance is also not a winning personality, which added I'm sure to the frustration some of the French press and public may have had with him. Now that the field is open, it should be interesting, but it's been ruined by all the bullshit!

Perfect attitude for the matter at hand!

Amen! Awesome!!!

Yes, he is indeed a twat...

Despite the occasional Epistrophy Arts gig, Austin is pretty much a similar climate.