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I know, I know, I remember how it used to be. If all works out, as I'm sure it will, I'll be in your backyard by July. B-)

Thanks for sharing the story guys. I wish I could have been there.

maybe... ha! I still have the goofy cover to deal with.

Shit, I've passed on that Victor Feldman cd a million times. Maybe now I know I should grab it. I'd love to have the Booker 'n' Brass. And, I think I may place an order for that Garzone cd.

That's probably the prototype 'Mickey 2006'.

29? WTF? Last time I checked I was like #33. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I better get my ass in gear and find some music. Or I could take a different approach and send out blank cds, then let you guys guess what I was going to put on them.

Is Mr. Couwenberg sitting this one out?

Yes, in my case it's about incorrect guesses. I know the BFT is really about sharing comments on the music, and taking guesses or posting the ones you hit dead on is supposed to be the smallest part of it. However the problem with that for someone like me is, I really struggle and have a difficult time trying to articulate my thoughts. I don't have the same level of knowledge or writing skills as a lot of you guys do, so my posts end up being what they are. "Hey, that's Coleman Hawkins!" "I liked this" or "I didn't like this" I hope everyone understands.

Wes, have a great day.

Dude, post a pic so I know who the hell you guys is talkin' about.

I don't want to be the only one. Sometimes things change, ya know. Would definitely go along with those bringing up Harold Mabern. + Cedar Walton Ahmad Jamal John Hicks McCoy Tyner Junior Mance

This Adrienne?

Sorry, I didn't even notice that.

I'd like to re-do my list from a year ago.

Last again? 1 - Not sure on this track. For a second I thought it was Cedar Walton on piano, I'm wrong and difinitely have no clue. Not bad though. 2 - Sounds like an early 50's live recording. Made me think Dizzy, But that ain't Dizzy. This is probably somehting everybody has, except me. 3 - It's all good! Don't know the tune, but I believe that is Hutcherson. Nothing I have, something I'd like to have though. 4 - I no longer own this recording. I loaned it out to a friend and it moved to Cali with him. Not being a huge fan of organ I didn't think I would miss it, but this is indeed a great recording. This is Grant Green with Larry Young doing the title track. 5 - The trumpet was fine with me, but the organ was not kind to my ears. 6 - The trombone work on this track was simply beautiful, don't know who it is, but I love it. Is that Monterose on tenor? It is Bill Evans on piano, no? 7 - A good one. no doubt. I love it! First track on this WD Jr.. 8 - Oh shit, this is great. I'm a sucker for stuff like this. On first listen it seemed very familiar, but now I'm not so sure. Is this from a Duke Pearson trio date? If still in print, I'll be getting it. 9 - No real guesses, but a nice piece of music. Could possibly be Horace Silver or someone influenced by. Another one I will be looking for. 10 - Organ leaves me clueless, probably one of the Jimmys. 11 - This is wonderful. More Hutcherson? I take it that's Woody Shaw? If so, I'm shit out of luck on picking this up, bummer. 12 - A catchy tune, no doubt. Guitar made it alright with me. Another Grant Green and Larry Young recording? 13 - This turned better for me as time went on, but I've got no clue as to who the payers might be. Cary, thanks for including me on this BFT. Sorry again for being tardy with my responses. But as you can they were hardly worth waiting for.

Have a Happy Birthday! B-)

Dusty Groove has a copy listed for $19.99.

I don't know what to say after reading that.

Maybe you are. Well, you might have been had I just not posted this. Damn my fingers!

I'm just breaking your balls, dude. I honestly didn't see the thread. Sorry.

Good one. I'm serious... what thread are you guys talking about? Exactly...., what thread?

Good one.

Glad you enjoyed that.

This may be true, in another year or two.