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Complete Clifford Brown on Emarcy - disc 1 - Brown Roach Quintet August 2/3/5, 1954

5 - Does that make me dead?

Clifford Brown BN & PJ - the 1954 sessions with Zoot Sims & co.

Clifford Brown: The Beginning and the End (Columbia)

Congratulations and much happiness wished to both of you.

Manitas de Plata: Flamenco Guitarist (Connoisseur Society)

Sorry to read the bad news, Jeff. Hope you can turn it into something good for yourself - you seem to have a positive attitude and that's important. My wife retired last June after 36 years of teaching first or second grade. I can see that budget cuts, along with layoffs, larger class sizes, etc. are coming to New York too. However, as you mentioned with the Football Hall of Fame in Georgia, the pork barrel spending will go untouched. Our country just gets sicker and sicker.

Missed it yesterday, but belated Happy Birthday, Big Guy!

HB, JE!!

Billie Holiday: "For All We Know" from Lady in Satin One for the ages - not just for the week

Billie: Lady in Satin (Columbia/Classic)

I don't trust the musical impressions that I had when I was 16 - or even 21, for that matter. Perhaps you were precocious. I'll take your word for it.

Lester Maddox Orval Faubus Ross Barnett

Just out of curiosity, Allen - how old were you when you heard them at the Fillmore that night?

s.o.s.

Calvin Griffith Walter O'Malley Horace Stoneham

Best Birthday Wishes!

Cliff Branch Branch Rickey Ricker Henderson

Hilarious! I was listening to that LP this evening along w/ Casey Bill Weldon & Kokomo Arnold: Bottleneck Guitar Trendsetters Of The 1930s (Yazoo) Can't beat those old Yazoo sides.

Papa Charlie Jackson: Fat Mouth 1924-1929 (Yazoo)

IMO, that's not saying much. Just my opinion.

No slam on you coming from me, Dan. I'm with you on this one.

Monk: 1954 Paris sides

Screamin' Jay Hawkins Screamin' Joe Neal Howlin' Wolf

David Bajo: The 351 Books of Irma Arcuri