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Shit! I was all excited about being able to post 1017.3 and my buddy couw hits a huge 1104.2! Amazing!

For the record, I agree people should just continue to post and let shit roll off. However, I am sympathetic to PD's cause on one of those threads, only because I know exactly who he was talking about and I had a similar experience with that poster, who I might add is a total jackass. JSngry could probaly attest to that fact better than anyone.

PD is a good guy. We all have our own issues as to what sets us off and what we are cool with. I know he had some personal issues with D'Imperio at AAJ, very similar to Bev. He started posting a little at AAJ again, and I hope he starts here, the man has a crap load of knowledge and is very generous with it.

That brings back memories of road trips with my wife, just insert country singers for Julio.

944.1

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Classic line.

Track 1 and 2 - I have no idea Track 3 - Do I hear Art Pepper? Track 4 - I thought this was a nice tune. It almost has an Ellington feel to it. The trumpet could be that of Byrd, but maybe even Jimmy Maxwell or Joe Newman, Track 5 - Mulligan? Track 6 - Mancini inspired if not Mancini. Track 7 - Bobby Hutcherson perhaps? Bari, not sure, so I'll throw out Pepper Adams or Mulligan. Track 8 - ? Track 9 - Still drawing a blank. Track 10 and 11 sound like something of Perez Prado Track 12 - Liked it, but no good guess. Track 13 - Dolphyish Track 14 - Is that a harmonica? If so would it be Toots? Tracks - 15-18 - Way beyond me. Thanks VG for the education.

"Word to your motha!"

Probably best that you keep your mouth shut, AB. However NOT listening to jazz can be hazardous to your health. Glad to see you back. B)

That's some funny shit.

I don't have much by Payton. I got his cd as a gift a few years back. For me though Cheatham makes the date. I also have this Ray Brown telarc date in which Payton is featured.

Oh Hellllloooo Tod!

I know what you mean. B)

No, Sarah was the operator. Jaunita was the waitress chick Barney used to chase when Thelma Lou wasn't around.

The pressure of competing with Clara Edwards and her perfect pickels and roses has I'm sure become too much to handle.

Juanita worked at the diner. Remember? Juanita, Juanita, Lovely, dear Juanita, From your head down to your feet, There's nothing half so sweet, As Juanita, Juanita, Juanit. Oh, there are things of wonder, Of which men like to sing. There are pretty sunsets and birds upon the wing, But of the joys of nature, None truly can compare, With Juanita, Juanita, she of beauty beyond compare. Juanita, Juanita, lovely dear Juanit.

Making perfect sense couw.

Hello Ron. B)

Was yours the "Everything Miles" themed one?

An actual NFL trade?