paul secor

Freddie Green Walter Page Jo Jones

Thanks for the good words/wishes. I'll actually be celebrating my birthday tomorrow. I know my wife has a J.J.Sempe book to give me - one of my favorite artists - always think of Guy/brownie when I look at Sempe's drawings. Thanks again to all.

Duke Jordan: Flight to Jordan (Savoy/SJ reissue) Hadn't listened to this in over ten years. I remembered Larry Kart praising it highly a while back, & decided to give a listen. The trio sides are very fine - perhaps my favorite Duke Jordan.

I had a similar thing happen. Somehow one LP from my Complete Charlie Parker Savoy Sessions box ended up missing. I searched and searched, never found it, and ended up buying a used copy of the box to replace the one LP. Hope you find your copy of the Johnny Smith.

Don Cherry Elmer Fudd Charles Oakley

I wish him all the best for a complete recovery, and I hope that's the last time he uses a power saw.

Missed it, but hope you had a great birthday!

Missed it yesterday, but I hope you had a great birthday! :party:

Allan Clarke Graham Nash Tony Hicks

Snuffy Jenkins and Pappy Sherrill: Crazy Water Barn Dance (Rounder)

Jasper Johns Robert Rauschenberg John Cage

:party: All the best to you on your birthday!!! :tup

Brazil-Roots-Samba (Rounder) Today was a good day for listening to some uplifting celebratory sounding music.

Previous thread: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...hl=black++saint There sure was a lot of great stuff being issued in the 70's and 80's.

Hard to pick ten - could easily choose fifty. But here are ten that haven't been mentioned: Andrew Cyrille/Jimmy Lyons/Jeanne Lee: Nuba Anthony Braxton: Six Monk Compositions George Lewis: Homage to Charles Parker John Lindberg/George Lewis/Barry Altschul: Give and Take Marcello Melis: New Village on the Left Muhal Richard Abrams/Malachi Favors: Sightsong Bill Dixon: November 1981 Cecil Taylor: Olu Iwa Ray Anderson: Right Down Your Alley Julius Hemphill: Raw Materials and Residuals

:party: Happy Birthday!

And? The new 24 bit masters kill so far. Thanks for asking. You have my respect. Comparative listening like that would make me crazy. Guess you're used to it and have the right mindset. I look forward to hearing the results.

3 of 12. Can't ponies be porn stars?

Harry Edison: Sweets (Verve Japan)

John Candy Chris Farley Fatty Arbuckle

Auntie Mame Rosalind Russell Howard Hawks

Randall Cunningham Donovan McNabb Steve McNair

Mark Whitecage on Dom Minasi's Quick Response (CDM)

Jimmy Raney's son, Doug Raney, who falls into that category, recorded The Backbeat (Steeplechase) with Joey DeFrancesco.