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PD, I think even DEEP would agree with that statement.

I've come to the conclusion, she's just bad for the BB business.

Is this guy good, really good, or is he great? I picked up the Barry Harris date titled "Bulls Eye" on Sunday. I have to say McPherson really shines. I'm guessing picking this one up is a no brainer?

I was really bummed when I read this. R.I.P. Teddy.

It's all about the oil.

Of course nothing would seem out of the ordinary. The dude has played too many last games. Give back the flag!

Jesse James of West Coast Choppers was alot of fun to watch, and still is on Monster Garage. I only started to catch the Orange County dudes a couple of days ago. The episode was that on "black widow" bike. The younger brother is a trip.

I love the hell out of the The Gigolo.

Art Garfunkel? I'm afraid I may know a few people that will be buyers. I think I'll join you guys for that beer.

I had some friends over for a dinner party last Saturday evening. Cooked up some veal and pasta, served some Bitburger and Peroni beer, as well as a few bottles of wine. Times like that give me a chance to try and get people hip to the music. Where the hell are they going to go? My Chihuahua watches the door with the look of a demon on her face, as if to say "sit yo ass down sucka." I was spinning this very Mingus date the tune was II B.S., and a buddy of mine looked ath the cover and said; "this dude is trying to keep it old school, check him out." Then he said; "shit this is from 1963, I would have never known." By time the night was over, I had a inquiring minds. Not to mention a wallet that fell out of someones pocket. Mingus can still reach em.'

Well, I do know a guy in Cleveland who's friend has a cousin, married to a dude, who's best friend fixes air conditioners. I think that guy has coffee at a place that is known to be a local hang out for plumbers.

Not a real fan, but still sad news.

Can you see me now?

Tina Brooks man, Tina Brooks.

Now, if we could post on the board index screen, would the other forums become obsolete?

It's answers all the questions. Not unlike closing yourself in a refrigerator.

Not as strong as some others. I give you Scotland.

Hell yes! All her new stuff sounds like her old stuff.

I thought I would drop a comment now that I have given this session a listen or two. Big..., no, HUGE Sound! Classic swing is what these guys delivered. Williams in no way could and definitely did not disappoint, Hawkins is awesome, Hank Jones was a perfect fit. The whole group and session smokes.

Gom, I think Bishop is a great example. Others?... Johnny Coles comes to mind. As does Harold Mabern. I often think of some of the players from the big bands/swing era fit this category. Just from Ellington's band alone you have, Lawrence Brown, and Sam Woodyard. I'm sure there must be others.

Plenty of number two's though.

I guess that would make the most sense.

Would you call that a "Satchmosicle"? What would the sales slogan be for "Kenny G-sicles"? It's the frozen treat that sucks itself! Ooooh, that one hurt.