catesta

Have fun!

Taco night.

I watched the two episodes lastnight, but I had to keep wondering why I was doing so. I doubt I'll continue to view.

ha ha

Orange roughy on the grill with fresh green beans and corn.

He lookin' good.

It would appear to be a good mood.

I'm usually not the praying type, but I'm sayin' a few.

Pasta e Fagioli

Best wishes.

Word.

Have a happy, happy birthday my friend. I am drinking one in your honor this very moment.

PIZZA! Neopolitan style with fresh mozzarella, basil, anmd tomatoes.

I'm with you here! Would welcome the earlier setting being restored as well! ← Agree. I actually never noticed the new function mentioned by Hans.

Sausage sandwich and a lemon ice. We went to the Sons of Italy festival in New Hyde Park. Cellini Lodge

Yep. No doubt she tells me to get my ass off the computer and take out the trash.

He was supposed to buy me lunch.

Okay enough is enough, Maren get yourself back here at once. And bring Africa Brass with you.

The title track is probably my favorite. The whole cd kicks ass.

Well, stop it, you're screwing everything up.

Flounder stuffed with crab meat, spinach, and sweet corn.

Here goes the second one... 1 - Tango anyone? Is that an accordion? 2 - Piano is hot. 3 - Not bad. Seems like something from today. 4 - I liked this very much. Can't really take a guess at the horns, piano may be Ronnie Mathews or someone simialr. 5 - Don't know. 6 - Is the tune "How High The Moon"? Very different. 7 - A pleasant piece of music. Kirk Lightsey perhaps? 8 - It grew on me. I'm guessing Joe Farrell. 9 - If I hear a harmonica I say Toots. 10 - Sonny Rollins? Something I've not heard before. 11 - The tune is "Love for Sale" 12 - And the organ makes an appearance. The tenor did more for me. 13 - Most interesting. Thanks for letting me play.

Okay, here I am. Sorry for being so late. Most of my stuff is still boxed from the move. I finally set up the stereo on Saturday. I bought a new cabint, so now all my cables are too short. 1 - I liked this very much, actually I loved it. Must here more. 2 - Got this one, no doubt. This was my introduction to Charles McPherson. It drove me crazy looking for more of him on tenor. A solid date this one is. Track 4 here. 3 - Seems very familiar. Most definitely my kind of stuff, thought maybe Silver, but no way it is. I look forward to knowing. 4 - Liking it, but no clue on the guitarist. 5 - That be Dizzy Reece with Cecil Payne on bari. This is from here. Great! 6 - Got to Basie, no? I mean at the very least we got Freddie Green goin' on. I think. I"m sayin' yes. 7 - Maybe Byrd on trumpet. I'm digging it. 8 - Earl Hines? Fats Waller? No idea, but this is classic stuff. 9 - I have to thank Dmitry for sending me this cd a couple of years ago. Not sure of the tune title (and teh cd is still boxed), but this is Walt Dickerson. 10 - That's Mulligan on baritone, right? I thought I was hearing a little Benny Carter on there, but it's probably Phil Woods or someone else. 11 - More good stuff. 12 - Is McLean one of the altos? 13 - Now here we have Basie. So did I miss 6 or am I missing this one. The intro of this tune sounds like a crazy "Jumpin' at The Woodside". 14 - No idea. 15 - This is great. Loved it all the way through. 16 - Sweet. I wanted to say Ellington, but I feel that would be waaayyyyy off, so I 'm not gonna. 17 - Booker Ervin, minus the Booker Ervin. 18 - Don't know, but the piano was flat out tearing it up. A great BFT!

Joe Castro on "Sunset Eyes" w/Teddy Edwards. Fred Atwood's smoking bass solo on "I've Got A Good One For You" from the Warne Marsh date "All Music".

here i thought this was about putting up yer dukes with that spell checker you hired or some emergency room visit after a porno snafoo. ←