Pete C

David, you technically live closer to me now, so I never see you any more!

I can't say I've ever heard of any of those singers except Jackie Paris, who despite his rather high voice wouldn't qualify as a female vocalist. Shucks, even Jimmy Scott doesn't qualify. I've never been a big Jackie Paris fan, though the film about him was interesting. I saw him a couple of times, and I have a vague memory of him sitting in with Mingus at the Village Gate in 1974 or '75 and singing Duke Ellington's Sound of Love.

Lindsay Buckingham John Vliet Lindsay Captain Beefheart

Betty White Betty Furnesss Sam Furnace

The real surprise on the Hubbard disc is how good Junior Cook is. He's someone I never paid that much attention to, but he does a blazing modal solo on Intrepid Fox. Not sure if that tune is based on the So What/Impressions modes, but it's a relative at least.

Mrs. Bridge Evan S. Connell Evan Evans

Arthur Arthur Arthur

I've watched the Coltrane so far, and it's great to see the ALS and the other show which I had on a poor quality VHS boot. The sound is excellent, and the picture quite good. For me the box is a no-brainer. I'd have bought all individually except maybe the Griffin. I have all the full boxes starting with Series 2. From Series 1 I just have Quincy Jones, Monk and Chet Baker, but I've seen the Basie, Ella, Diz, and Blakey from Netflix, and the weak link was Dizzy. It was the bonus discs that started me with Series 2.

What's the best source for finding the current going prices for OOP Mosaics? Ebay? I'm in a shedding possessions mode, and I'm thinking of getting rid of my sets, which I'd offer here first. Not sure yet if I really want to do it, but I have: Jackie McLean 1964-66 Gerald Wilson Serge Chaloff Jimmy Giuffre Sam Rivers (the spine is peeling on the box).

When I did an Amazon search on Allen Lowe this came up: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002BLY0DE/ref=sr_1_album_11_rd?ie=UTF8&child=B002BLY0IO&qid=1324160615&sr=1-11 because it has Frank Lowe and Geri Allen! Great lineup...

I'm looking forward when I get a chance. So, was he already a nasty MF by 1965?

Alvin Dark Jeanne d'Arc Joan Van Ark

When Miles was played a Buddy Collette recording in a DB BFT he said, "All those white tenors sound alike."

Claude Rains Sunny Jain The Velvet Fog

Testimony: Paterno ‘knew inappropriate action was taken by Jerry Sandusky with a youngster’ in 2002 http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/blog/dr_saturday/post/Joe-Paterno-told-a-grand-jury-he-8216-knew-ina?urn=ncaaf-wp11597

His Wife The Cook The Thief

Hulan Jack Percy Sutton Scott Stringer

Vincent Van Gopher Pepe Le Pew Jean Gabin

Joseph Beuys David Boies Boy Ge Mendes

Yes, I should have said decompose gracefully.

Whit Bissell Ted Bessell That Girl

R.I.P. I tangled with him online, but he was exemplary both on his horn and with his pen.

Nothing.

Dakota Staton at Storyville is fabulous. I don't think the band is identified anywhere, but it's definitely Yusef Lateef on multiple reeds.