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D.C. Bender Uri Geller Lorraine Geller

Ross Macdonald: The Chill

Haven't listened to the Mingus Candid sides in too long a time.

Walt Dickerson: "Tell Us Only the Beautiful Things" w. Wilbur Ware & Andrew Cyrille from LP of the same title (WhyNot) Archie Shepp w. Hank Mobley: "Sonny's Back" from Yasmina, a Black Woman (BYG) - Just under 15 minutes, but close enough. Steve Lacy/Mal Waldron: "Hooray for Herbie" from Herbe de L'Oubli /Snake-Out (hat Art) Johnny Griffin: "All the Things You Are" from Live in Tokyo" (Philips Japan) - A live recording, but Johnny Griffin blows with all he has on this one. Fred Anderson/Steve McCall: "Within" from Vintage Duets (Okka Disk) Albert Ayler: "Spirits Rejoice" from Live in Greenwich Village (Impulse) - Another live recording. Thelonious Monk: "'Round Midnight (In Progress)" from Thelonious Himself (Riverside/JVC XRCD) I found that when I was looking for cuts over 15 minutes, some that I thought were over that length were under and vice versa. I guess that when the music hits me I'm not that aware of time lengths.

Good to see you back here, Dmitry. Hope you'll stick around.

Chris Strachwitz has kept the faith over so many years. Bless him.

Slash Beaver Cleaver Helen Shaver

I've never heard this recording, but I'd bet it's one worth hearing: Lem Winchester and Oliver Nelson sound like they'd make a good pairing.

As Clifford said, there are many. Two favorites of mine that, as far as I know, never made it to CD: Al Francis: Jazz Bohemia Revisited (Lost Cosmic Unity) Adolphus "Doc" Cheatham (Jezebel) 2 LP set

Eddie Constantine Jean-Luc Godard Rainer Werner Fassbinder

I love the LP and will buy the CD when it appears.

George Orwell: A Collection of Essays

Buck Rogers Major Tom Joseph Heller

Art Carney Norton Trixie

Paul Rutherford: Trombolenium (Emanem) What We Live (DIW) Other Dimensions in Music (Silkheart) The Nu Band: Relentlessness - Live at the Sunset (Marge) Steve Lacy Five: The Way (Hatology)

I hardly ever look at them. For me, they're a waste of my time. Just my opinion.

Steve Lacy: 5 x Monk 5 x Lacy (Silkheart) Steve Lacy: November (Intakt) Jeff, our resident Steve Lacy expert, gave me some advice, so I ordered some Lacy's. These arrived today.

Jerry Grote Wile E. Coyote Ralph Garr

R.I.P, Mr. Musial - one of the best hitters since baseball began.

Johnny Dodds on Paramount (Frog)

Eddie King: Blues Has Got Me (Double Trouble)

Rudolph Valentimo Freddie Hart My Bloody Valentine

Frankie Ford: Let's Take a Sea Cruise (Ace U.K.)

Alice Coltrane: Ptah, the El Daoud (Implulse)