paul secor

Champion Jack Dupree: Shake Baby Shake (Detour)

Classic. "You Ain"t Goin' Nowhere" is an old favorite.

I hope that the Yankees tell Cashman, under NO circumstances are you to make an offer to sign Machado. Let some other team deal with the problems with that egomaniac.

I attended one of the concerts where that music was recorded.

Joseph Jarman - Don Moye: Earth Passage - Density (Black Saint)

I bought those Vanguard CDs because I wanted to hear the music, and was happy that I could finally hear it, but it was reissued (as you note) in a frustratingly crazy manner. All of this shouldn't stop anyone else from getting the Hammond produced Vanguard CDs. The music is great and so is the sound, and it will probably never be reissued in any other form. Carpe diem. Gonna Squeeze My Guitar (UA Japan)

He told you, eh? Sounds like a pretty arrogant guy. An Evening with Ornette Coleman [2] (Black Lion)

I was already there by the time Guaraldi was doing Peanuts music, but even when I began listening to the music, I was looking for something with more depth than Guaraldi could provide.

Don Cherry: (Orient) - BYG

Son House/J.D. Short: Delta Blues (Folkways)

Machito!!! - Machiro and his Salsa Big Band

E.C. Ball with Orna Ball and the Friendly Gospel Singers (Rounder)

Juke Boy Bonner: Legacy of the Blues Vol. 5 (Sonet)

Linton Kwesi Johnson: Making History (Mango)

Sent to me by a friend today:

Chicago - The Blues Today! Vol. 3

Two of the first LPs I ever bought.

Prince Far I: Voice of Thunder (Trojan)

Vi Redd, Marian McPartland, Dottie Dodgion

Lester Williams: Texas Troubadour (Ace) I hope that whoever titled this album sent apologies to Ernest Tubb.

Happy Birthday, John!