Pete C

I saw him once, but he didn't sing, he pranced around and played viola: http://www.network54.com/Forum/8980/thread/1085275736/1085317499/Bowie+and+Cale

Not sure exactly what you're saying, but I believe the ads are targeted on a combination of your tracking cookie and the context of the page you're on, so if you have a new computer you'd have no history.

Siegfried Sassoon Wilfred Owen Joyce Kilmer (all soldier-poets)

At least 80% of my listening is on the run, during commute, and on the computer at work. I have over 1,000 CDs and hardly ever get a chance to listen to them in that form any more. I've ripped about 20% max of my CDs, but I have a merdeload of downloaded mp3s, especially from the early days of emusic, when they had no download limit for the monthly fee. Now I only buy physical CDs if it's a set with additional material I want (like the Miles bootleg set with DVDs) or if it's not available as downloads (I just bought Bud Powell Live in Geneva, but given the sound quality one doesn't really need "hi-def" media. At work I use mostly Spotify, and at home I listen to Pandora a lot, through my stereo system. Still, I can't part with most of my CDs.

Sister Carrie Carrie Carrie Nation

On theremin?

It's sort of like the streets of Brooklyn (not Breukelen--and when I was growing up, before it became the hippest place in America ). But you weren't the target of hostility, were you?

Jupiter Juno Ellen Page

Lots of heated political discussion, not much music discussion. Now if I have a jazz query I'm more likely to post it here (another factor is that J.C. is blocked at work and dis heah site ain't). I didn't realize you were gone that long--at one time you were pretty active over there.

Rudy Kazootie Phil Rizzuto Bluto

I can't confirm, but there are boots of that lineup without Daley in Foggia, Italy the following year, so Ellington is a good bet, and Sam maintained his relationship with Daley, so it's a good guess at any rate if you remember a tuba.

Corky Siegel Jim Schwall Thou Swell

Mellow is probably putting it kindly. That was an awful album by two great musicians.

G.I. Lovemoney Milton Bradley Omar Bradley

Charles Dodge William Schimmel Jacob Druckman all taught composition at Brooklyn College when I was there.

Lainie Kazan Morty Gunty Pete Cherches (we all grew up within a couple of blocks of each other in 11230) http://mrbellersneighborhood.com/2008/12/i-left-my-youth-at-fred-rudy%E2%80%99s-candy-store

Yes, do. He also works with Albey Balgochian, and I believe Dave had a couple of opportunities to play with Cecil.

Paul Revere Silver Clayton Moore

Wow, have you considered brokering a middle east peace settlement? Send my regards to Kevin Ray. Have you met Dave Ross, who often plays guitar with Ras?

Alan Skidmore Alan Holdsworth Alan Barnes

Ramon Novarro Fatty Arbuckle Kenneth Anger

Preview, with Pharoah, is one of my all time favorite tracks. I have it on my "shot of adrenaline" playlist. http://sharemyplaylists.com/ashotofadrenaline

I'll count anything above a nonet...

IIRC, Crisis was released without Ornette's permission and he was pissed. But it's a great album.

Joseph Pilates St. Joseph Jill St. John