Hardbopjazz

88 and still playing strong. I saw Mr. Pizzarelli in December 2011. You could tell he loves playing music. Bucky was smiling and joking with the audience. He played a 7 string guitar. As you said Jim, "Continued good music and good health for Mr. Pizzarelli."

Just spoke with a friend in St. Paul, MN -28 without the windchill.

My copy is 164 of 999. What numbers did others get?

Damn, I wish I knew this. I would have went.

Peppermint Patty Linus Van Pelt Schroeder

Cassius Clay Archie Moore Sugar Ray Robinson

Wade Boggs Greg Nettles Brooks Robinson

Robert Englund Johnny Depp Freddie

#1 correct all the way around. With Ralph Peterson and Santi Debriano. Some might recognize the tune from Woody Shaw's performances. #2 is Luqman -- I'm glad he's recognized -- but this performance is from a different recording that perhaps not many people have. I heard the one I mentioned.

Bix Eddie Lang Jack Teagarden

I don't ever recall snow in any of the Warner Brothers carttons with Marvin while he was on Mars.

BFT 118

#1. Walter Davis JR. "400 Years Ago Tomorrow" from the album "Scorpio Rising." #2. Luqman Hamza singing from the album "When a Smile Overtakes a Frown."

The Coen Brothers O Brother Oh Henry

I am up next for February 2014 and ready to go. I can sign up for another one sometime in the future.

Thanks. This simple diagram makes all the difference in the world.

Dick Clark Carson Daly Ryan Seacrest

I have #1 and 5, but I didn't get those. Great music overall. Thanks Mike. I can't wait to see the other answers.

Next Christmas Eve, Woody Shaw III will release a film about his father. I have to say I am really looking forward to this. If you would like to see a preview, you can ask on the Woody Show website. Anyone else excited?

I mentioned this a few months back in another thread that J&R was down to only two rows of jazz. When I asked where the jazz music was, the worker said that's it.

John Dunnbar Stands With a Fist Wind in His Hair

New Bud is new Bud. I really enjoy this recording.

Let's put the lid on dying for this year. I don't recall a year with so many great musicians moving on to the after world.

is it Kirk Lightsey on piano?