Pete C

Moms Mabley Little Brother Montgomery Sister Souljah

The really great news is A Love Supreme, which didn't seem to have cropped up before as a bootleg video (the other night did).

Not to mention the little known fact that Anita Bryant has a penis. One Wheeler

The Happy Wanderer Stevie Wonder I'm pretty sure nobody will be able to see an image from fortunecity -- it's like tripod, and probably doesn't allow linking. If folks are posting images, could you please list the name too?

My Kenny Drew moment came in the Dexter Montmartre recordings.

Scrawny androgyny

We all need someone we can lean on.

That's certainly the one BST album to believe in!

How does he compare with Edgar Buchanan?

Curses, foiled again: The URL Filter category Open/Mixed Content;Audio/Video Clips is filtered. URL: http://s.dsimg.com/image/R-3025531-1312286941.jpeg

Smedley Oscar Peterson Clark Terry

Joan Osborne Ozzy Osbourne Jason Bourne

No contest for me. McLean's Blue Note output from 1963-65 is among the best, most profound jazz ever recorded.

Cheesus! Aldo Romano William Colby Herman Munster

Happy Birthday Chris. The first time I saw your name I was about 14--I had bought some of those 2-LP sets of Bessie Smith with liner notes based on your book.

I like it!

Khan Jamal Ahmad Jamal Jorge Amado

The Black Lion release of Blues for Bouffemont I have on disc has the studio session we both like, followed by another session (live?) with a different rhythm section from about the same time. Here's the track listing from the Black Lion CD: In The Mood For A Classic - 5.44 Like Someone I Love - 6.52 Una Noche Con Francis - 3.30 Relaxin' At Camarillo - 4.14 Moose The Mooche - 3.40 Blues For Bouffemont - 5.42 Little Willie Leaps - 4.04 My Old Flame - 4.17 I Know That You Know - 3.53 Star Eyes - 6.16 There Will Never Be Another You - 3.53 The last 3 tracks are from this session, just the trio w/o Griffin: Johnny Griffin (ts -5/9,14,15) Bud Powell (p) Guy Hayat (b) Jacques Gervais (d) "Hotel-Restaurant La Belle Escale", Edenville, France, August 8-14, 1964 That's the Edenville session that ccex is rightly horrified by.

They've just tightened internet access at my office, so now I can't see some images that others can see. I'm pretty sure the rateyourmusic issue is global, but now I can't see images from allmusic, so I guess I'll just have to wait for visible images... Funny, the filter knows to block jazzcorner, but not organissimo...

One for the pantheon of arrangers. But half the time I see RIP threads I say "I had no idea he was still alive."