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Rice Miller Johnny Oates Buckwheat Zydeco

OK, you are "perfectly capable of listening to and appreciating his music and being able to make a judgement on his 'political' stance seperately." But I do have doubts about the ability of Atzmon's audience in general to do this, because Holocaust deniers are practiced flim-flam men. Larry, I wonder if you would suggest that certain books should be censored or banned because certain people have to be protected from reading what's in them.

Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice I'd never read any Jane Austen before this and enjoyed it thoroughly.

Gertrude Berg Gravel Gertie Sparkle Plenty

Hope he can pull it together It can't be easy for him Interesting to see the sympathy for Josh Hamilton. I think that he deserves support with what he's going through. But 25-30 years ago, Steve Howe was vilified when he went through similar experiences. I guess times have changed.

Enjoy it! Not even close here.

Kind of looks more like Ben Webster to me.

Seems inevitable to me. I'd guess Paris' new hall was the last straw: "That's it. Call Rattle." Noteworthy that the article barely touched (if at all) on Rattle's education outreach efforts, something the writer laments would be a better use of public funds. Not a zero sum game, after all. David Geffen just donated $100 million toward the refurbishment of Avery Fisher in NY. Perhaps private fundraising could play a role in London? Will be interesting to watch from afar. Somehow, Geffen Hall just doesn't sound right.

Coltrane Garrison Elvin

Osgood Conklin Chatsworth Osborne, Jr. Phineas T. Bluster

Happy Birthday!

Jon Cryer Willie the Weeper Alonzo Mourning

James Booker: "Junco Partner" (Island U.K.)

Cecil Taylor: Garden (Hat Hut)

Wondering if you could comment on the sound and quality of the pressing? I've been going back and forth on whether or not to purchase this lately. Thanks in advance. Sound quality is great - best I've heard for this session - and the pressing is pristine.

Good to read this.

The Fat Lady who sings when it's over Kate Smith Irving Berlin

Bocephus John Cephas Phil Wiggins