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Joseph Spence: Good Morning Mr. Walker (Arhoolie)

That's a great one, and an "important" CD if you want to know what was happening in New Orleans in the 1920's. Finally got around to ordering it after hearing a track - "Duet Stomp"? - on your last blindfold test. Thanks.

Buy the RVG version and use the rest of the $160 to buy some (more) great music.

Baseball - New York Giants 1955-1957 - didn't start following baseball until the year after the great 1954 team. Basketball - Minneapolis Lakers 1956-1959 - I spent most of the first nine years of my life in Minnesota. Football - New York Giants 1958 - 1963 Now I follow the teams I root for, but I don't invest my heart in them. There are more important things in my life than entertainment.

Fire in My Bones - Raw + Rare + Otherwordly African-American Gospel 1944-2007 (Tompkins Square) "Sizzling the Blues" (Frog)

Things are back to normal. I can check out brownie's daily vinyl listening.

After sending a friend an email about the cancelation of Cecil Taylor's Le Poisson Rouge dates - Hope Cecil's ok.

Mississippi Fred McDowell and his Blues Boys (Arhoolie)

Happy Birthday, young fella!

Janacek: Piano Works - Rudulf Firkusny

Brick Fleagle Ignatz Mouse Jim Ignatowski

Henry Gibson Parcy Dovetonsils The Nairobi Trio

Kojak Jacko OJ

Bach: Goldberg Variations - Charles Rosen

Digger Phelps Sam Spade Bogey

Birmingham Quartet Anthology (Clanka Lanka) - LP 2

Penelope Lively: Cleopatra's Sister

My Pal Foot Foot Jay Silverheels Mr. Potatoe Head (Dan Quayle's pal)

Esmond Edwards Robbie Robertson Dave Davies

Hope you enjoy YOUR day!

Thanks for the previous two posts. I had never heard of Paul Brewer or heard his music before this. Enjoyed hearing him.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BERTRAND!

Been thinking about Cecil over the past few days. Hope all's well with him.

Delivered today: Cecil Taylor/Dominic Duval: The Last Dance Vol. 1&2 (Cadence Jazz) What We Live: Never Was (Black Saint) Steve Lacy: Five Facings (FMP)

Happy Felton Happy Rockefeller Nappy Brown