Pete C

Maybe he was anticipating this thread.

Zoot Sims Serge Chaloff Herbie Steward...

My older brother was, and I followed both for a while in the John Beradino & Erika Slezak days respectively (I think Luke & Laura was the tail end of that period). That woman from Who's the Boss was on One Life to Live, IIRC. Was Tommy Lee Jones on GH or another show? And Donna Mills?

Since this was in Misc. Music I thought it was going to be about Glass, Reich, Riley, etc. But for jazz minimalists, Paul Bley at times, Mal Waldron (not as much space as repetition), some of Lacy's solo stuff is minimalist in an analytic/deconstructive way. Check out Keith Jarrett's Vienna Concert--it's the antithesis of most of his solo concerts.

St. Francis St. Benedict St. Dominic

Yeah, clearly he wouldn't allow the perfect to be the enemy of the good. Much of Schubert is sublime, but it would probably take a special interpreter to make it funky.

I remember how big it was when I was a kid/teenager. I think it was bigger with girls. I never watched a full episode then, but I tried one on Netflix. Amazing how relatively crude the production values were back then. Not my cuppa. Tracy Morgan, but Kevin Mahogany is dubbing the vocals.

Bob Mover Bob Mintzer Billy Mintz

I guess they're trying to make up for all the phone business they've lost over the years.

Definitely of interest. There are also airchecks of Ethel Waters singing "Eli Eli," not on that compilation. I found this quote: http://www.thejewishweek.com/arts/music/blacks_and_jews_musical_gray_area And there's a Black Sabbath exhibition at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in SF. http://www.thecjm.org/index.php?option=com_ccevents&scope=exbt&task=detail&oid=51 I wonder why they didn't call the album Black Shabbos. It was good enough for these guys: http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20120870,00.html

Baroness Pannonica de Koenigswarter Baron Barracuda Diver Dan

It's the same old song.

No thread is a straight line.

Bottom Puck Yvan Cournoyer

Peter Gunn Russell Gunn Busty Russell

I think I'll stick with Muhammad Ali for the poetry of self praise and Donna Summer for the unconditional love.

Personally, I revel in existential meaninglessness.

J.P. Morgan Cornelius Vanderbilt John D. Rockefeller

My assumption is that West uses "Christian" in a liberation theology context, and makes certain assumptions about the sociopolitical meaning of "Christian" that is not shared by many Christians of differing political stripes, and therefore is meaningless as a retort to a question about political leanings. I didn't mean to imply that it was hypocritical, but if there was an implicit critique of the smugness of many religious types, that's OK with me.

Percy Kilbride Percy Dovetonsils Percy

I have a Swedish DVD by than name (Storyville)...

Woody Allen (Allen Konigsberg) Allen Woody Greg Allman

Aye Guy Nat King Cole King Vidor

Moll Flanders Michael Flanders Donald Swann