paul secor

Feel well, but definitely follow Jim's advice.

Maybe he just wanted to get re-elected and didn't give a damn about anything else.

Lots of good suggestions if you read this thread. CD Universe has several in stock. Cadence usually has some also, but I was planning on ordering one of the Soul Note Duos and the duo on Slam yesterday, and found that both were temporarily out of stock. Cadence does have Communique (Soul Note) and I Remember Thelonious (NEL Jazz), one I'm not familiar with.

The average fan likes flash, not good basketball. Perhaps I'm wrong about this, but I don't think so.

No comment on Hamilton. Wayne Shorter has always sounded to me like one of the most overrated saxophonists of the past 50 years. JMO, and I'm sure I'm in a distinct minority - especially here. Hearing the clip did nothing to change my opinion.

Didn't mean it as a total dis of LeBron. I just got sick of all the hype that was out there after the 6th game against Detroit. It sure has disappeared quickly. He's a very good player and I hope he continues to improve. And I hope that the "experts" shut up and just let him do whatever he does.

Nice bunch!

So what about King James as the NBA's savior? He may get there someday - or he may not. Over the past ten years, there's been a line there ahead of him of guys who haven't made that grade. One great game doesn't do it. He's not Michael; he's not Magic; and he's probably not even Kobe. Time will tell.

To me, it just sounds like another record company saying, "We own this stuff. Screw the music and music lovers." What else is new?

Haven't spun this one in a long time. Should have figured that if someone else on the Board would have a copy, it'd be clifford.

Those two Stax things look like they'll be good ones.

Ain't no good way to die, but that was a damn BAD way to go.

At Ease with Coleman Hawkins

The two PBS stations where I'm at ran fund raisers on the past two Sundays. Looking forward to seeing the Jerichos and Foyles whenever they decide to run them.

Happy birthday! Hope it's a great one!

Jackie McLean: 4, 5, and 6

Hope he can make it work.

Dizzy Gillespie and his Sextets: Groovin' High - Guild and Musicraft sides

Here's wishing you a very happy birthday!

Good list. I'd move Malone into the top ten, considering the fact that he had size and strength and still flopped.

Kenny Dorham: 'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia Vol. 3

Our own Mr. Nessa was more than two years ahead of Steve Hoffman. http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...173&hl=OJCs

"I Walked With a Zombie" - Best Jagger imitation ever.

One for others to grab before it goes out of print. (Perhaps it's o/p already.) edit: Should add that Chris A. was the producer for this recording. He might want to add a few words when he's around.

According to The Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz, William Strethen Davis is Wild Bill Davis' given name.