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Jeffery Dahmer John Wayne Gacy David Berkowitz

Tennessee Williams Joseph Pulitzer Edward Albee

Isaac Hayes Louis Hayes Lewis Nash

Some do seem incorrect. But many are right on.

I stumbled on to this website. I was looking for the changes to "This Song is You." Anyone here you this website before? website

Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving to everyone that celebrate the holiday, and peace to everyone.

Allison's Uncle Hank Jones Miles Davis

Dinah Washington Grover Washington, Jr. Grover

On WKCR there is a memorial happening right now for Motian.

Clifford Jordan Bill Hardman Walter Bishop JR.

Joan of Arc Moses Noah's ark

I will go with BC total score of 30

This looks like the only way to get the music I would be after.

Annie Ross Helen Merrill Peggy Lee

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What he said. I'm glad I caught him at the Vanguard a few times. Yes, I'm glad I caught him live too.

shit. Rest in Peace Paul.

This was probable discussed here, but I couldn't find the thread. The end of CDs You had to know that the CD wasn't going to last forever. We've seen 78s, vinyl, 8-track tape, and (for the most part) cassettes come and go. Why should the pre-recorded music CD be any different? Side-Line Music Magazine turned heads last week when it reported that the major record labels plan to abandon the CD by the end of next year -- if not sooner. The online music magazine didn't get a single music company to go on the record with its bold claim, though it later updated its story to point out that several label employees did approach the magazine to confirm that plans do exist to nix the compact disc. If the article is accurate, we'll be down to simply limited-edition CD releases restricted to the top-selling artists after 2012. End of CDs

Peasant: "She turned me into a newt Sir Bedevere: "A newt?" Sir Robin the Not Quite so Brave

May it be a great day.

Have a great day.

Earlier this month I caught the Frank Wess Quintet. Michael Weiss was on piano. At the bar the discussion was on the end of the NEA Jazz Masters awards. This last one will be the last. Apparently it costs 250k for each recipient. Why does it cost so much? Do the winners get the money. Does anybody know? There are still several jazz greats around that should get this award.

Bernard Shaw Woody Shaw Woodrow Wilson

DL work for me.

King Arthur Guinevere Black Knight