paul secor

This again. Still stunning. Sounds like truly great stuff. When I listen to the one Sacred Harp recording I have, it seems as if the sky is going to open up.

MJQ: European Concert Volume 1 I'm reading a Haruki Murakami novel and, at one point, the main character imagines himself in a bar listening to the MJQ playing "Vendome". So I decided to give this a spin. It worked better for that character than it did for me. Though I do have to say that for not being an MJQ fan, it sounded better than I expected,

Music Direct http://www.musicdirect.com/ sells Mobile Fidelity sleeves, if that's what you're referring to. My bad - Didn't read closely enough to see that you were talking about CD - not LP - sleeves.

Charlie Parker (Queen Disc) There's a fiery version of "Dance with the Infidels" with some wild Bud on this LP.

Alberta Hunter: Amtrak Blues (Columbia)

Daddy Warbucks Cheney Aretha

Haven't played it in a while, but I remember it as a good one.

Richard Berry Louie DePalma Travis Bickle

Roy Cohn Joe McCarthy Joe McCarthy

Mickey Mouse Donald Duck Goofy

Neil Young: Unplugged (Warner Bros.)

Perhaps not poetry, but many of Henry Threadgill's titles are definitely poetic.

Not much mention of the rock N roll world, so I'll just say that the late Rick Danko of The Band was a very down to earth nice guy the one time I met him.

Happy Birthday!

Miles Davis: Porgy and Bess (CBS Sony Japan)

Late to the game but, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!, Pete.

Glad you found a copy. I had a copy of the Japanese LP and sold it to someone here - can't remember whom - years ago.

I remember her from the Cummings show also.

The Blossoms The Crystals Bob B. Soxx & the Blue Jeans

Andrew Hill: Dance With Death (BN/King)

Just another form of record - imo.

Willie DeVille Coupe DeVille Garry Cooper

Very Cool! Thanks for the link. I hope she keeps them in her family and passes them on to the next generation.

Hank Mobley: The Turnaround! (BN King)