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Tomorrow is both Cinco de Mayo and Buddha's birthday (Vesak Day).

Love 'em. Lots of free Bob & Ray downloads at archive.org: http://archive.org/search.php?query=%22bob%20and%20ray%22

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My favorite pre-Owen Bradley recording of hers is Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray. Great lyric, very "literary" and "cinematic" in its devices.

Ah, maybe I'll play with that on Spotify...

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I originally had the Iron Man LP on Douglas Records and part of the other album on the Everest Archive of Folk & Jazz, under Dolphy's name but actually including tracks by Cannonball & Jug.

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I did go to Havana in December 2000. We might have met in NYC as well, but when would that have been? I've been on this board since the start pretty much. I remember you mentioning Havana on Jazz Corner, around the same time I went (I went spring of either '99 or 2000). I met a different Adam (aka Achilles).

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Adam, are you the L.A. Adam I met in NY, or the L.A. Adam who went to Havana, or another Adam altogether?

This is a beautiful album: I was in Stockholm for a weekend some years ago and I did see Swedish folk music at a jazz club: Frifot at Fasching.

Run, don't walk to your local online retailer and order this DVD: I don't love his music, but have you seen the wonderful documentary about him? I was amazed to learn that his two biggest hits were not his own songs: Everybody's Talkin' (Fred Neil), Without You (Badfinger). Probably better than this guy's versions:

She definitely has that bronzed look. Maybe she can pay for her treatments by standing still in the park.

Excellent book. I got it a couple of years ago at a similarly low price.

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