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Elizabeth Bennett Emma Woodhouse Fanny Price

Some of my favorite live Diz.

Steamin' with the Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige/Analogue Productions 45 rpm)

Snooky Lanson Dorothy Collins Gisele MacKenzie

Prez" Vol. II (on the front cover) or Lester Young in Washington D.C. Vol. 2 (on the back & on the spine) (Pablo) While I listened to this, I found myself thinking about this thread http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/78443-sonny-rollins-speaks-about-lester-young/#comment-1469583 and the words of love and respect spoken by Sonny Rollins about Lester Young's latter day playing.

Walter Norris: Drifting (Enja)

Henri-Pierre Roché: Two English Girls and the Continent

Jackson Blues 1928-1938 (Yazoo)

Walt Dickerson: Serendipity (Steeplechase)

I try to take cat naps, but I usually end up sleeping for 1-2 hours - not so cat nappish and it screws up my sleep later on. So I try to avoid naps. Sometimes, however, it just feels so good to lie down and fall asleep that I can't help myself.

Coleman Hawkins: Dutch Treat (Xanadu) Hawk sings on one cut, which is pretty cool to hear.

Norman Bates Dave Brubeck Anthony Perkins

Happy Birthday!

A long time between plays for me also, but I'm glad I took it off the shelf.

Leroy Jenkins: The Legend of Ai Glatson (Black Saint) The opening of (actually all of) "Albert Ayler (His Life Was Too Short)" is like a sunrise.

Digger Phelps Sam Spade Peter Graves

Dion Neon Deion Warrick Dunn

Curly Moe Larry

Jo Jones: "The Main Man" (Pablo) One of the best Pablo blowing sessions (imo), and one that's usually overlooked. Jo Jones' playing was subtle, graceful, and had a true sense of dynamics.

Looks like this is he: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Thompson_(musician)

Sarah Dash Speedy Keene The Five Sharps

Maybe an inch of snow last night and it's already melting.

The Kampala Sound - 1960s Ugandan Dance Music (Original Music)

Lightnin' Leon Billy Lee Riley Baba O'Riley

Damn. I'd loved to hear that.