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    Reminds me of Don Meredith's comment about Frank Gifford when they were broadcasting - something to the effect that Gifford was the kind of guy who looked good in cheap clothes.
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    The Friends of Charlie Patton (Yazoo) Yazoo knew how to get the best sound out of old 78 blues records when transferring them to LP or CD. I could hear the snap of Willie Brown's guitar strings when I listened to this today.
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    Thanks for posting that. At times, I had wondered what became of Dewey Johnson.
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    I have the French LPs on Atmosphere - great stuff
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    Short but sweet
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    - I like this performance very much, though it's the only one I've heard.
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    Classic W.W. & Griff. There are some records that Wilbur Ware plays on where I find myself locked in on what he's playing, even when he's not soloing.
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    Quartet + 1: And Now I Can See Crows Mating in the Mist (Cadence Jazz)
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    K.D.: Showboat
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    Top notch Konitz.
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    The Mellow Side of Clifford Jordan (Mapleshade)
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    Johnny Dodds 1926
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    Yeah! Thanks for that one.
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    for both
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    I recall someone (can't recall who) writing that Jimmy Yancey could make the piano cry. "At the Window" is proof of that.
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    Probably my favorite later Basie big band record.
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    A teaser for the live albums that followed years later. An obvious
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    Johnny Dunn: Cornet Blues (Frog)
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    Howling Wolf Rides Again
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    The Incredible String Band: Wee Tam and the Big Huge (Fledg'ling)
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    Your words speak more eloquently than mine.
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    Bud: "It Never Entered My Mind" - some of the most deeply felt music I've ever heard
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