paul secor

Whatever Bird material they've uncovered might be interesting. Most of the rest looks like it might be the sort of thing Blue Note does these days - "Let's see if we can sell them the same stuff again."

Johnny Cash Daddy Warbucks Bill Bradley

Bill Lewis/Khan Jamal: The River (Philly Jazz)

Al Hirschfeld Nina Simone Simone Legree (a nickname I've given my wife when she has chores for me to do.)

Randy Weston: Berkshire Blues (Arista Freedom)

Alec Guinness: A Positively Final Appearance I didn't want this one to end, though all things must, and his life ended shortly after writing this book.

Vera - Season 1

From Wikipedia: "Around this time, (Horace) Silver composed music for a television commercial for the drink, Tab." Louis Smith Blue Mitchell Carmell Jones

Champion Trigger Billy Dee Williams

Miles & Gil: Quiet Nights (CBS Sony Japan)

Bud Powell '57 (Verve Japan) Strange title for music that was recorded in 1954 and 1955.

I always keep the subtitles on when I'm watching a British TV show, simply because with the accents I occasionally can miss something if I'm just hearing the dialogue. I imagine that folks in Britain might have the same problem with American accents, and people for whom English is a second language would have even more of a problem with accents.

I went once some years ago. I guess I have all the LPs and CDs I need these days, so I don't have an interest in attending.

As were LPs, though I've never come across them in box form.

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Pixinguinha e Benedicto Lacerda (RCA Japan)

Good article, I had no idea of all of the people involved in music who worked there. I recently heard someone give a motto: Honor the past; live in the present; look to the future. I think that fits here. I'm sure that people in Chicago will miss the JRM, but everyone who's living has life to look forward to. That's important..

Funny - I have that one in my "To Listen" lineup. Haven't heard it in a long time. I'll be interested to see how it goes for me.

Sonny Rollins at Music Inn/Teddy Edwards at Falcon's Lair (Metrojazz)

When Johnny Cash sings, I believe what he's saying.

To interrupt for a moment, what a collection of (I don't know whether to call them actors, performers, characters, or what) on that poster! OK - back to Name Three People.

Rumpelstiltskin Charlie Weaver Gary Wright