Hardbopjazz

84 will stand for awhile.

Saw his with Jimmy Scott, and yes he can blow.

Really?

They really seem like they are moving.

This one bugs me out.

Stare and see the wheels spin.

Understood.

This will be the next select I will buy, along with the Dexter Gordon.

Looking at some of the old threads and I came across a number of threads started by Unregistered users. How is this done?

Wow, 15 members have collections over 5000. How many of them are over 7500 or 10000 I wonder? I did this poll because I am finding it hard to listen to what I have, and that is about 3500 CD's and LP's. How do those with over 5000 give their collection a fair listen?

The results of the poll. 1501 to 2500 seems to the largest.

I agree. It's just music and listen to it that way. But it's very different. My wife only let's me listen to it when she's not around.

Same here.

Opps, I had a Freudian slip.

Sign me up too.

Well, when I got married, buying a CD each week ended.

Did you get married?

I ment just jazz CD's and records. But if you included all your collection, so be it.

Just wondering how large member's jazz collections are.

Dan where did you find this recording? This something I would love get.

And on a similar note, I remember reading once, Demond Wilson (Lamont Sanford), was in the running in the early 80’s to play the role of Charlie Parker in the movie, "Bird". I think he would have done a good job.

He was such a great composer. He's been gone for 10 years already. One of all time favorite tunes is by him, "Quiet Nights".

Does anyone know if "The Real Thing" ever made it to disc? I am more interested in it for Grant Green, but I do enjoy Person's playing. There is also an album by various artists called "Together - The Eastbound Jazz Years". Person and Green do "Lester Leaps in". I would love get a listen to as well.

I didn't know the theme to sanford & son was done by Lou Donaldson. Record

We should just get rid of this thread and move on. If she comes back, we will treat her like we treat each other. With love and respect. No need to harp on this.