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Del Taco ain't bad.

Quizno's is one of the better chain sub stores out there.

Chipotle is not bad for fast food. I'm not a huge fan of the typical fast food restaurant, so I do what I can to avoid them. I usually hit a local deli/sub shop (Miracle Mile or Sacks). If in the mood for a Burger I go to a place called the Burger Factory, or go to the Chicago Hamburger Co. and get a chili or bagel dog.

Fats Navarro, Howard McGhee, & Milt Jackson

Some stuff from Gottlieb. Bechet Bird and Tommy Potter Stan Kenton and Buddy Childers

I guess they'll have to wait longer for revenge. Chapman parole denied

B-) I would have thunk it.

Yep. If the people were able to get the letters, that meant they could be found. Go over to the house and arrest them. Cops love this kind of shit. Couw, you're right, they will probable make a fortune off of this.

My purchases have slowed down quite a bit over the last month, so I'm happy to report I'm all caught up. Like deus62, I've now accumulated a large shopping list. Oh well, let the buying resume. B-)

One of the greatest. He did much to help promote new comedy talent as well. RIP, Rodney. Some of my favorite lines from Caddyshack. Thanks For The Laughs

An adult Festus ain't always cute either.

I'll be damned. Thank you, John.

I don't wear glasses, although maybe I should, as I don't see the deal with this one either. Is it the giant bird nest? Andy and Opie reminiscing about how they killed Floyd and dumped his body in that very spot?

Happy Birthday, Brad! B-)

Comin' up! Happy B-Day, Marcus! And the girls all say.....,"where is Marcus?"

Could be a function B3-er has the option to turn on or off. Hey Claude, what did you tell yourself in that PM? Anything juicy?

She looks like Aria Giovanni! Nothing wrong with that.

The cds arrived on Saturday. I am really enjoying them, thanks Tom. Sorry you had to send them twice. 1. Tune is "My Favorite Things". Solo piano, hmmmm., no idea. I'm sure it's not, but I'm going to say George Shearing. 2. Lot's of fun, but no clue. 3. Stanley Turrentine, maybe Lee Morgan or brother Tommy Turrentine, Art Blakey on drums? I think the piano is Horace Parlan. 4. Sounds like Bill Evans to me, but I'm not so sure. 5. "It Might As Well Be Spring" Real nice, and I mean real nice bone. Too bad I can't name the player. 6. No idea. 7. "Killing Me Softly!" Nice alto, don't know the player. 8. No clue, but I liked it. 9. Nice sounds, but I don't know. 10. Sounds like Zoot Sims doing "Them There Eyes". The problem is I could not find a paino duo session with Zoot. I did however find Al Cohn doing one with Jimmy Rowles, so that be my new guess. 11. A swinging Basie small group, I dunno. 12. "All The Things You Are" Is Sonny Criss on there somewhere? 13. "Lester Leaps In" Don't know who's leaping in his place. A fine job indeed, Tom.

David "Fathead" Newman is one of many.

Constipated smilies thread being one of them, I'm sure.

I've not really paid much attention to Holland on the past, but listened to quite a bit of him today on XM Radio. I'm off to pick this one up today.

I don't see the need.

Dan, I saw Houston for the first time a couple of years ago with Grady Tate, sounded real good. He's coming back to Phoenix in April with Junior Mance and Clark Terry.