paul secor

Has anyone read Stephenson's book, Gene Smith's Sink: A Wide-Angle View?

Dodo Marmarosa: Pittsburgh 1958

Django in Rome 1949/1950 - CD A

Probably not if you raise the arm within a short time.

Willem Breuker: De Onderte Steen (Entr'acte)

He's made a bunch of terrible big $ signings over the past years - A-Rod, Sabathia, Ellsbury, Chapman, A.J. Burnett, and others which haven't been as bad, but weren't all that good Texeira, Damon, McCann, Pavano, Giambi, to name a handful - which helped to turn the Yankees into a crippled old team which had to be rebuilt. I won't even bring up Andrew Miller. All of a sudden, the Yankees have some good young players on their roster, and Cashman is a genius. Girardi's out - either he obviously had nothing to do with holding a mediocre team together over the past seasons, or Cashman wants all of the credit for any current success and doesn't want to share it. I don't buy the idea that Girardi couldn't relate to the younger players. I'm sure a lot of that comes back to the fact that he benched Sanchez for a few games after h\is defense was terrible, or the fact that he started Romine for one game of the postseason. Now Cashman's hired a guy who will probably cater to his wishes with no questions asked. I don't hate Cashman. I just think that he's a terrible GM who's had a lot of money at his disposal and little success to show for it. And for those who bring up the Yankees "dynasty years" of the mid-90s to early 2000s, Gene Michael was the architect of those teams. Just my opinion, which counts for nothing in the real world. Cashman won't be fired.

Spirits of Rhythm 1932-34

Jimmy "T-99" Nelson: Watch That Action (Ace)

Lockjaw/Buddy/Hawk/Arnett: Very Saxy

Fire Cashman. The manager is secondary.

The Muddy Waters Blues Band: Mud in Your Ear

Lee Konitz - Michel Petrucciani: Toot Sweet (Owl)

Benny Golson: Gone with Golson

Low Blows - An Anthology of Chicago Harmonica Blues (Rooster Blues)

Snooky Pryor (Paula)

Pee Wee Russell: Portrait of Pee Wee

A long time favorite of mine.

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Quite something (and great). Amazing that music that rural/down home sounding was still being recorded in 1980.

Mama Let Me Lay It on You - 1926 - 1936 (Yazoo)

William Parker: In Order To Survive (Black Saint)

Tabby Thomas Cat Stevens Jim "Kitty" Kaat