Pete C

You beat me to it.

Art Hazzard Rick Martin Dorothy Baker

Duke Ellington (so far it's only 77 years of Solitude) Duke (the bloodhound from Beverly Hillbillies) Patty Duke

Discussion of session tenor from another board, 2005: http://blindman.15.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=5825 Since I don't have the actual Document disc I don't know how they list it.

from Stump to Bumps in 6 Clyde Otis Otis Blackwell Bumps Blackwell

I'd agree in general, but there are moments in the obligattos where his runs are reminiscent of some of Bird's blues licks in a small way, at least. Everything is relative.

Helen O'Connell Helen Ward Helen Merrill

Don't Put Yourself on the Spot Old Organ Blues Hearse Man Blues Bring Me Flowers While I'm Living

The tracks are on Peetie Wheatstraw Vol. 7 on Document. I'm listening on Spotify right now.

I'll listen on a portable, so I won't have the WMP issue, but 2 of the tracks in Part 2 show artist info in Windows explorer, and one has embedded cover art.

Bat Masterson Doc Holliday Wyatt Earp

Jan & Dean The Little Old Lady from Pasadena Little Old Wine Drinker Me

Philip Terry (played Wick, Ray Milland's brother in The Lost Weekend) Terry Riley Riley B. King

I take it this is a different Trip than the Trip Jazz label that licensed the Mercury jazz catalog for vinyl releases in the '70s. http://www.discogs.com/label/Trip%20Jazz

Carson Smith Bob Whitlock Chet Baker

Wanda Jackson Wanda Hickey Juan de Fuca

I suspect the illiteracy of Chewyspeak must be due to someone not being old enough to remember a world before texting.

The Jolly Green Giant Pete Jolly Benny Green

I currently have my audio system and TV in the same unit, but the receiver is on the fritz, and I'm wondering if I can get by without one and still use my Bose 301 speakers. I find the sound profile of those speakers just right for my room and my mostly jazz listening. Right now I have a blu-ray player connected to the TV with HDMI and to the receiver with RCA cables, and it doubles as my CD player. I also have a Western Digital WD TV unit connected with HDMI. I don't need a radio, since I use the internet for all my radio. So the question is, what would it take to make my speakers work with a TV that has an optical audio out. Any ideas? Or are my only options either powered speakers or a new receiver? Do powered subwoofers have standard stereo speaker outputs, or are they stand-alone? Or maybe something like this?: http://www.amazon.com/Audioengine-A5-Black-Bookshelf-Speakers/dp/B005OA3BSY/ I'd really prefer to simplify my setup and ditch the receiver. But wait (third edit)--maybe this is the solution to my original query. http://www.amazon.com/PCA2-80-Watt-Stereo-Power-Amplifier/dp/B001P2VV50/ and I may need to add something like this: http://www.amazon.com/FiiO-Digital-Analog-Audio-Converter/dp/B0053VKP8S/ I think this answers my own question, but I'm still interested in other ideas.

Man Friday Tuesday Weld Wednesday Addams

Al Sears Stephen Fry Peter Boyle

The devil made me say it.

Slim Harpo Harpo Marx Gummo Marx

Dick Bock Lester Koenig Sonny Lester

same here. the only problem is limitations the stations might have with streaming. there are always blackouts while the squeezebox is rebuffering. i still don't know if that's a problem on the station's side or on the squeezebox's. Or your network.