paul secor

This may be it, Larry: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...mp;#entry949352

Yes - Interesting article. Thanks to Dave for bringing it to our attentions.

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Papa Jo Sister Ray Auntie Mame

Little Queenie Anthony Boy Sweet Little Sixteen

Perhaps of interest to those who have an LP version of Have No Fear, the Japanese CD has an extra track.

Li'l Abner Lily Pons Johnny Hodges

Some of my favorite Dick Katz playing is on Percy France's I Should Care (Endgame) recording. Thanks for the music you gave us, Mr. Katz.

Received my copy in yesterday afternoon's mail - listened this morning. Wonderful music!

Prayers for his recovery and healing.

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Bobby Bare Bill Parsons Preacher Roe Too late - ignore.

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Gil Evans Orchestra: Great Jazz Standards (World Pacific/King Japan)

Happy Birthday!

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Coincidence - I ran into Eddie just yesterday.

Happy birthday, young fella! Glad you're here.

Thanks for all of your good wishes. brownie's post of a Sempe drawing made my day. Quiet birthday - Joan and I went to a CPR recertification class that lasted all morning. After that ended, she took me to lunch at my favorite restaurant and gave me a copy of Robin Kelley's Monk biography and a book on Georgia woodcarver Ulysses Davis' sculptures. We'd seen an exhibition of his works last summer, and it was good to revisit what we'd seen then. Now that I've become an old fart, I've come to appreciate birthdays. Thanks once again to all.

If you don't mind reissues, Sundazed has done mono LPs of Blond and Harding. Both sound better than other stereo versions that I've heard.

Best Birthday Wishes!!

Best wishes to you on your birthday! Always good to read your posts.

Forgive me if I'm missing something obvious here, but - why? Archie Shepp was mentioned as a part of the milieu of Amherst, Ma. The writer wanted to show that Amherst wasn't a typical American town.