paul secor

I saw it years ago on videotape.

Thanks for posting that! Wonderful to hear.

The Famous Flames Blaze Starr Sunny Murray

Dicky Wells: Bones for the King (Felsted/Affinity)

Rothko is one of my favorite artists - perhaps my favorite.

Thelonious Monk The London Collection Volume 2 (Black Lion/ORG) The 1971 Black Lion Sessions are some of my favorite Monk.

Thanks for the compliment. I bought that John Hurt record when I was in college. It still sounds great - a classic.

Elizabeth Bishop Ellery Queen Bobby Knight

I'd like to see both of these exhibitions, but probably won't: https://www.icaboston.org/exhibitions/leap-you-look-black-mountain-college-1933%e2%80%931957 http://images.mnuchingallery.com/www_mnuchingallery_com/Press_Release_Mnuchin_David_Hammons_Five_Decades.pdf Actually, I will try to catch the David Hammons show in Manhattan.

Gertrude Eberle The Everly Brothers Felice and Boudleaux Bryant

Sonny Rollins: What's New? (RCA Japan) Pulled this off the shelf after Jeff's post a while ago.

I remember listening to Peter Bochan's Shortcuts years ago. Had no idea he was still doing it.

Robertson Davies: The Cornish Trilogy This was such a good read that I didn't think about the length. I want to read another Robertson trilogy in 2016. Does anyone have opinions about the Salterton Trilogy?

Miles: Four & More (Columbia) mono

The Swallows The Ravens The Orioles

Wonderful record! Great playing by all.

Richard Diamond Phil Hartman Culture Club

Stan Getz & Luiz Bonfa: Jazz Samba Encore! (Verve/Speakers Corner)

Speedy Sparks Johnny Moore's Three Blazers The Magnificent Montague - "Burn, Baby, Burn"

Charlie Christian with the Benny Goodman Sextet and Orchestra (Columbia Japan)

I had a copy of this years ago. Your description is probably why I no longer have it (though perhaps I should have kept it).

Charlie Parker on Dial Volume 4 (Spotlite)

Willie Wilson Johnny Johnson Robbie Robertson

Mississippi John Hurt: Today! (Vanguard)

Chu Berry: A Giant of the Tenor Sax (Commodore) Couldn't find an image for my LP. Jeff and Jim S. got on me a bit when I commented (somewhat negatively) on this months ago. I decided to let it sit for a while before I listened again. Turns out that they were more right than I was.