paul secor

Thanks to Chuck for keeping the faith and helping to keep the music alive.

Always great to hear Percy Mayfield's voice.

Happy Birthday!

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Happy Birthday!

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Summer jobs - probably $2,25 - $2.50 an hour, so I guess records were more expensive back then. But the music was better too.

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I remember paying $2.98 for LPs in the early 60's. That was for mono. Stereo was usually $1 more.

Haven't heard it in years, but I liked "Tighter, Tighter" back in the day. Not sure what that says about me.

Nestor Almendros: A Man with a Camera

Here are some reissues of that material: https://www.discogs.com/Tal-Farlow-Quartet-Tal-Farlow-Quartet/release/6626902

I saw that at the time and I didn't get a sense of "running away". More like, there are more important things for me to do right now.

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I'm not an expert (or that experienced a classical listener), but I have the Skampa Quartet's version and have enjoyed listening to it. https://www.amazon.com/Janacek-String-Quartets-Nos-Leos/dp/B00005NU9S/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1485711188&sr=1-2&keywords=janacek+skampa

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Good that at least one of us here had some personal contact with the man.

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Many good records on that label. A few favorites of mine: Walt Dickerson: Peace Dexter: I Want More Kenny Drew: Everything I Love Archie Shepp/NHOP: Looking at Bird Chet Baker: The Touch of Your Lips Boulou & Elios Ferré: Pour Django Jimmy and Doug Raney: Stolen Moments Archie Shepp/Horace Parlan: Goin' Home Chet Baker/Duke Jordan: No Problem I could name many more, but that's a start.

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Ornette: Of Human Feelings

Roy Hawkins: Highway 59 (Ace)

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