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Good for you, and good luck!

Better early than late. Happy Birthday Roosta! Have a cold one and enjoy the day. A wet t-shirt contest will be held in your honor tomorrow. B)

The Tower closest to my house just downsized the jazz section, it used to be in a room all by itself, now it's in the general population, so I find myself ordering more and more online. The Tower up in the north part of town still has a decent selection, but I suspect they will downsize sooner or later. I love nothing more than finding something totally unexpected and being able to listen to it right now. I fear those days are numbered.

hey - how about some positive feedback? Sorry, I'm on it, I was forced to sit in a meeting most of yesterday and never had a chance.

Yes sir, I've got "Wide Open Spaces" that was what really made me want to look for more from Clay. You be right about being more than just good stuff, I gave it a real listen lastnight, it is a bad ass motha of a session, I'm lovin' it.

Show off!!

I hope things are going well.

Same here, I love the stuff just don't consume much of it anymore. Breyer's is good, as is Dreyer's.

Got the Clay cd yesterday, good stuff.

This is great news, Chuck thanks again for making this available.

It's hard to imagine a person could be so stupid.

Wasn't he in REO Speedwagon??

Don't even get me started on Springsteen.

For me it's easy to pinpoint....., he really sucks.

Here we go. Track 1 - Everytime I hear bass clarinet I think of Dolphy, I know it's wrong but it's still my guess. Track 2 - Has the sounds of a more modern day piece, tenor seems might have been influenced by Joe Henderson. Track 3 - Real nice tune, I enjoyed it very much. I don't know enough about organ players to take a stab at it, but the tenor on this one has to be that of Joe Henderson. No? Track 4 - No idea Track 5 - Had a funky middle east feel to it, is that Sonny Red on alto? Track 6 - Another real funky one, I'm throwing out Richie Kamuca has a possibility on soprano, but don't hold me to it. Track 7 - I liked this one very much, both trumpet and tenor have a real familiar sound but I can't place them. Track 8 - This mother was really swingin', I think McCoy Tyner on piano, if Wayne Shorter ever played alto I think this is what it would be like. I've got no real guess, but I'll say James Spaulding. Track 9 - A real cool feel to this one, could it be Hutcherson? I think the piano is that of Cedar Walton. Track 10 - Have not got a clue, I'll say Herbie Mann on flute. Track 11 - No ideas Track 12 - Don't know the song or the band, the tenor might be Junior Cook.

Happy Birthday Dude!

The snitch is Ray Curto, he's one of the capos. He's not seen every often. He has been a snitch since way back when Big Pussy was.

Excellent episode!!! How about Junior? Uncle Junior: Make us a couple of eggs....., so you and Tony Egg. Tony: Tony Egg? Tony B!

I've never purchsed any cds but I did buy a poster from them about a year and a half ago with no porblems.

Since it the all clear sign has been given, I will say this is my favorite. pssssst....., it's mainly because of JC.

Obviously it's up to Jim but I think this is a great idea. Jim, don't look at it as something for nothing, you've got this place for us and it's very much appreciated.

Yep, coming to a parking lot near you real soon.

How about an organissimo car wash?

AOTW seems to have lost the momentum, it might be a good idea to throw something new out. Probably would be best to just change the AOTW forum.