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Wednesday Adams Monday's child Julia Child

John Hamilton Albert Pujols Jered Weaver

I haven't read any of the guesses yet. 1. Totally stumped on this one. Could it be Jacquet on tenor? 2. This differently something from the 1970s. Not sure who yet on tenor or trumpet. 3. This is the Gerald Wilson Orchestra. I only know this because I saw the Gerald Wilson Orchestra in 2011 at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola. I bought 2 CDs. This was one of them. "Live and Swinging." 4. The soprano sax player has me stumped. It kind of sounds like Coltrane, or he/she was influence by Trane. O have no idea. Even the piano playing is in the modal style. 5. No guesses on this. I like the bari and tenor sax playing. The composition sounds like something Monk would have wrote. 6. Stumped. 7. No idea on this. Is it Bobby Hutcherson on vibes? Rest to come.

Renee Rosnes' "Without Words"

At one point Wynton mentioned a tune he wrote, Phryzzinian Man, which Wynton said was too hard for him to play. I thought he was supposed to be Mr. Jazz? The band played it. I thought the same. I have a program that indicates what format the stream was. It was streamed as MP2, which is what satellite radio uses.

I know Sonny is working on his next Road Show CD. Maybe he will just take the rest of the year off and come back in 2014. Whatever he decides is fine with me. The world just needs Sonny Rollins.

That's amazing. It goes to show you, if humans were gone nature will come back strong.

For some reason, this one reminds me of a Blue Note album. I don't know which one right now.

RIP Mr. Cale

The Assassin The Hit Man The Professional

Henry Ford William Crapo Durant Walter Chrysler

Yes, take all the time needed. Retiring is also an option.