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Jaws Jaws Jaws

Robert Johnson: The Centennial Collection (Columbia Legacy) Ornette Coleman/Pat Metheny: Song X - Twentieth Anniversary (Nonesuch) Both of these fall into the category of: So why didn't you do it right the first time? A: So we could sell it to you again, sucker. I'll see whether these were worth buying again. Third time around for the Johnson - counting LPs.

Not interested. I'm sure that I can learn more about Miles Davis by listening to his music than I can by watching any Hollywood film - no matter who stars in it.

Jimmy Castor The Bay City Rollers The Detroit Wheels

Waddy Wachtel The Wackers The Circle Jerks

I'm seeing this two months late and I wouldn't have made it to Dallas from New York, but how did the gig go? I'm enjoying the youtube clips right now.

A chewy Ebay listing?

Big O Big O Big O

Cecil has always been a New Yorker, even if New York hasn't always embraced his artistry.

Claude Jade Garnet Mimms Opal Louis Nations

Pat Hare Lester Bangs Nappy Brown

Holy Cow! Phil Rizzuto Holy Cannoli!

What's your take, brownie? I like some early Ellis - New Ideas, Out of Nowhere - never got into How Time Passes. His later stuff has no interest for me. I know that Essence is earlier, but I've never heard it so I'm interested in your opinion. I like those early Don Ellis appearances (especially those with George Russell, and also with Mingus) and 'Essence' is an album that stands out very well. Won't say the same with the later stuff. Not a fan of his big band! Thanks for the quick feedback! Forgot about his recordings with George Russell and Charles Mingus. The samples I listened to sounded good. Now I just have to find a place for it in the long queue of recordings I want to get.

I'm not a musician, but I feel musicians should call their music whatever they choose to. Or not name it if they choose to.

That is a great interview. Liked his comment: I remember when I was a kid and you used to have music lessons and there was that saying "Practice makes perfect." Practice does not make perfect; practice makes permanent.

What's your take, brownie? I like some early Ellis - New Ideas, Out of Nowhere - never got into How Time Passes. His later stuff has no interest for me. I know that Essence is earlier, but I've never heard it so I'm interested in your opinion.

Conrad Nagel László Moholy-Nagy Louis Moholo

Steinbrenner never learned any life lessons. Arrogance personified.

Ives: When the Moon - Sets for Orchestra, Songs (Decca)

Jumpin' BillF Jumpin' Joe Dugan Jumpin' Jack Flash

Lee "Scratch" Perry Perry White Sid Caesar

Ladysmith Black Mambazo The Village Blacksmith Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Alexander Pope Elizabeth Bishop Father Brown

The Great Santini Ron Santo Johan Santana