paul secor

Jimmy McCarty Jimmy Rowles Ike Turner

Big Mama Thornton Moms Mabley Moms Mobley

Della Street Bertha Cool Donald Lam

Arthur Brown Patsy Cline Frank Fontaine

All the best, SS!

As far as I know, the artwork is in the public domain as well. Why wouldn't it be? Do those PD laws cover everything equally? Or do the recordings themselves and the art itself fall under different laws? I would guess that they're seperate issues. Many of the EU issues don't duplicate the artwork.

Leroy Carr Frankie Jaxson Ira Gershwin

Zoot Sims Hoot Gibson Cootie Williams

Bernie Williams Cole Porter Dwayne Scneider

Yea they even use the original art work, they really don't give a shit do they but methinks it's only going to get worse. Well, these are in the public domain in the EU so they can do what they want. At lease these releases are legal in the EU, unlike some of their releases. It may be legal to issue the music in the EU, but is it legal to reproduce the art work?

Just about jinxed him, didn't I? But he did manage to nail the final out and NY beat KC 4-3 tonight. Dave James and MartyJazz, here's Mo's save from last night. I saw some incredible stat afterwards--with a runner on 3rd and nobody out, hitters are 0-14 with 0 RBI against Mo lifetime. Or something crazy like that. Mo may not be all that he was at his best, but I'd still take him over anyone else if my team needed a save. Actually, his e.r.a. this year is lower than any other full year of his career, but stats aren't everything - at least for me. Who else has done what he's done for 14 consecutive years? I'm sure I'll never see anyone who will match him in the rest of my lifetime. I would hope that even Yankee haters would tip their hats to what he's accomplished.

Heat broke yesterday - 80 or so yesterday & today. I'm loving it.

If I had to pick one - glad I don't - it would be Bird. Too many others to think of and to list. A few favorites that haven't already been mentioned: Hilton Jefferson, Paul Desmond, Claude Lawrence

Rock Hudson Brick Fleagle Hughie Flint

All Ted Brown's sessions are excellent IMO - can't go wrong, pity he's only been recorded so sparingly. This thread may help answer some questions :

Roly Poly Rev. Bob Richards Scrooge McDuck

Andrew Sarris Truffaut Hitchcock

Dee Dee Ramone Mona Lisa Nat Cole

Some of the best Ted Brown on record.

Bob Lemon Early Wynn Mike Garcia

It's another year, so:

Roy Orbison Sunny Ozuna Doug Sahm

Killer Kowalski Dick Lynch Sergeant Slaughter

Howlin' Wolf: Moanin' in the Moonlight (Chess/P-Vine Japan)