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John Lindberg Ensemble: A Tree Frog Tonality (Between the Lines)

Baby Let's Burn - Blues from Baton Rouge (Flyright)

I only have Vol. 1.

Tubby Hayes: Tubby the Tenor

Steve Lacy Four: Morning Joy (Live at Sunset Paris) - (hat ART)

Yes - some very good solos. I've just grown to hate the Granz jam - sometimes dueling horns - session format.

The more I listen to Norman Granz's jam session style recordings, the less I like that format. I respect Miles for not playing Granz's game.

Probably should have also mentioned that I was in a mood to listen to Warne and not Lee.

Pete Mayes: Lowdown Feeling

for both! Two very good ones, John.

No particular reason, other than I was spinning and listening to a couple of LPs and took Improvising off of the shelf. And the music is sensational.

Warne Marsh: The Art of Improvising (Revelation)

The Best of the Dixie Hummingbirds

Scooter Libby Phil Rizzuto Holy Cow

I'm sure this has happened before, but I can't recall seeing it. Very strange that it occurred in the first inning of a game. I could understand if it happened later on because of a double substitution. https://nesn.com/2018/05/mets-caught-batting-out-of-order-apparently-turned-in-wrong-lineup-card/ http://www.sportingnews.com/mlb/news/mlb-mets-reds-new-york-bats-out-of-order-brings-inning-to-end-video/1ftwyima4u5g61mcy6ek1gwmvc

Doc Pomus: Send for the Doctor - The Early Years 1944-55 (Whiskey, Women, And ,,,)

Indianapolis Jump (Flyright)

Jimmy Liggins Vol. 2 - Rough Weather Blues

Junior Parker & Billy Love: The Legendary Sun Performers (Charly)

Groove Station - King/Federal/Deluxe Saxblasters Vol. 1 (Westside)

Tessa Hadley: Bad Dreams and Other Stories

Claude Williams: Fiddler's Dream

Charlie Rouse - Red Rodney: Social Call The best later Red Rodney I've heard