paul secor

Hieronymous "Harry" Bosch Harry Belafonte Lenny Bruce

Like everything else, if people are interested in setting a test up and/or participating, the blindfold test will continue. If people aren't interested, it will go the way of the album of the album of the week. Simple as that. (Thinking about it, album of the week might have lasted longer if it had been album of the month.)

Then perhaps it will be much the same as Eric Dolphy's statement: "When you hear music, after it's over, it's gone in the air. You can never capture it again." Nothing lasts forever.

It's great that so many of us are still here - and even greater that Jim has kept this board going for thirteen years. It can't have been easy. So thank you, Jim.

Wallander Season 2

Anthony Weiner Nathan Lane Kirstie Alley

Play My Jukebox (Flyright) Post WW 2 East coast blues

Silver Surfer Jan and Dean Martin and Lewis

Goose Gossage Chicken Stanley Meadowlark Lemon

Richard Roundtree Cyrus Chestnut The Hackberry Ramblers

Piano & Swing 1935-1938 (Swing/Pathe Marconi)

Happy Birthday!

Rush Limbaugh Speedy Gonzales Tom Swift

Biggy Smalls Don Liddle Tiny Montgomery

Moon Unit Zappa King Sunny Ade Roland La Starza

Heard him at a club n the late 80's and he signed my copy of that album - a great night.

It's still basketball season for me.

Vera - Series Three

Randy Weston: Live at the Five Spot (UA/Liberty Japan)

Paul Plummer Taps Miller The Copasetics

Ben Webster and Associates (Verve Japan)

Piano Interpretations by Wynton Kelly (BN/Toshiba EMI) I was startled when I realized that Wynton Kelly was only 19 years of age when he recorded these tracks.

Jimmy Webb Spider Sabich Fly Williams

Don Byas/Bud Powell: A Tribute to Cannonball (Columbia)