paul secor

:party: Happy Birthday, Joel! Wherever you be. :party:

Jesse Winchester: Third Down, 110 To Go Timeless songs, timelessly sung

The Wrecked, Blessed Body of Shelton Lafleur by John Gregory Brown A novel that encompasses tragedy, family, blood, lies, secrets, honesty, redemption, and throws in a good story to boot. Recommended.

Fred Anderson/Harrison Bankhead: "Cloverleaf" from The Great Vision Concert (Ayler)

Belated Happy Birthday Wishes! :party:

I recall seeing the Rolling Stones on Crane's show when they first hit the U.S. No music - just the five of them and Crane sitting around a table & talking. As I recall, Charlie Watts impressed me as having the most to say. That certainly changed quickly, as Jagger became the group's mouthpiece.

Congratulations to you and your family!

Another birthday I missed. But I hope it was a good one, Kenny! :party:

I was away & missed your day, but Happy Birthday (Belatedly) Tom! :party:

I bought John Wesley Harding the day it came out (those were the days - a new Dylan, a new Ornette, a new Cecil - had to hear them right away!), and never knew that a mono version existed til I heard the Sundazed issue. At least to my ears, the music is better served by the mono version.

Gene McCarthy - "Clean for Gene" Tricky Dick Nixon Tom DeLay

North Carolina can have him back. Hope he remains there.

King Oliver: Off the Record - The Complete 1923 Jazz Band Recordings (Off the Record/Archeophone) Muhal Richard Abrams: Young at Heart/Wise in Time (Delmark) Roscoe Mitchell: Sound (Delmark) "Hot Notes" - New York - Volume 1 (Frog) Bud! - The Amazing Bud Powell Volume Three (BN/RVG)

Perry Como: 'Til the End of Time And I've never heard that one.

Best Birthday Wishes!

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Grassella Oliphant Cheech Chong

Robert Urich Hawk Pres

I'll be watching Foyle's War tonight. Enjoyed the three Inspector Lewis episodes, but I miss Morse, & Kevin Whately is no John Thaw. Though Laurence Fox, who plays D.S. Hathaway is very good.

Albert Pinkham Ryder Mustang Sally Cadillac Annie

????? So what are you saying? Perhaps I'm just not " learned" or "sophisticated" enough to understand.

Leslie Kong Desmond Dekker Paul Desmond

Me too! Great stuff, ain't it? MG It is great. But then that urge comes on....

King Fleming Nat King Cole Al King

I confess I only knew "Sweet and Slow" by the Gerry Mulligan Concert Jazz Band. Checking that sleeve note now, I see it does in fact date from 1935, Fats's era. I've never heard the Mulligan version. Didn't even know he did it.