paul secor

Thanks for much for posting that. Amazing and wonderful to see and hear three eighty year olds still doing it and making it new.

Happy Birthday, Dan!

Jimmy Cobb's Mob Gang of Four The Mod Squad

Elroy Face Leroy Jenkins Hey Leroy! Your mama, she's calling you, man!

Just relistened to Morning Song on Delmark. Remembered liking it, but this time it sounded even better than I had remembered.

I don't have it, so I'm not sure. AMG throws Shirley Scott's name in there too http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:gcfqxq8gld6e . Perhaps Larry can straighten it out.

Don't have it and have never heard it, so I can't add to any discussion, but there are used copies here

Another for Peace and Blessings.

Bird Pres Jug

Was flicking through the channels on Saturday & came across an late 70's Lawrence Welk show on a PBS station. Thought I detected Barney Kessel and Earl Palmer in the ryhthm section, and sure enough it was they. Kept watching in the hopes that one or both would get a solo. Earl Palmer was featured on a couple of short breaks, but that was it. Wonder if it was a one time thing.

Gigi Gryce Didi Conn Bebe Buell

Boz Scaggs Little Jimmy Dickens Bob Marley

Surprising that the writer never mentioned the time Henry Grimes spent playing with Cecil Taylor - probably a longer period than the time he spent with any of the other musicians who are mentioned.

Yesterday, actually - in the mailbox: Roscoe Mitchell/Tatsu Aoki: First Look (Southport) Fred Anderson: Black Horn Long Gone (Southport) - Not only Mr. Anderson, but a chance to hear Malachi Favors again.

Sir Roland Hanna Hard Hearted Hannah August Darnell

Carl Hiaasen: Sick Puppy Perhaps if more people read Hiaasen's novels and took them to heart, we might have a lot less voters in this country. In my more cynical moments, I think that might not be a bad thing.

John Lee Hooker: "Lowdown Midnight Boogie" from Southern Blues (Savoy/Arista LP) Free, intense, magical, frightening music.

Prayers and hopes for Ornette.

Little Boy Fuller (Richard Trice), Ralph Willis, and John Lee Hooker from Southern Blues (Savoy/Arista)

Lefty Frizzell Steve Carlton Maurice Ravel

Thanks for sharing that! And congatulations!

Reggie Miller Dan Fouts John Elway

Fall (my favorite season) seems to be here - barely broke 70 today.

Marylin Scott/Mary Deloatch: I Got What My Baby Likes (Whiskey, Women, and...)