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Belated birthday wishes.

Congrats!

It's good to see Don finally level off. The scenes with and about Miss Blankenship and Betty losing it while Don was with the beautiful young lady at dinner were hilarious. Henry Francis is in for a ride.

Duck losing it and trying to take a shit on Don's chair made me laugh. This show is very good.

By far the best episode. I'm wondering if this is a turning point for Don and the drinking. I'd also like to see Sal come back,..... but Lucky Strike is still a client.....

Last episode was brilliant. Betty is off her rocker.

A very talented man. RIP, Mr. Leonard.

My initial reaction the same as yours, TTK--I liked it so much that I ended up watching most of the encore presentation as well. Very interesting season so far. Yep, it was a good one. When did Peggy become so confident? Previews for next week look really good.

So far I don't have any major issues with this season although I do miss some of the old characters. The Lucky Strike guy forcing Roger to dress up like Santa Claus was interesting. Dude obviously knows he has them by the balls. I expect the story lines and writing to smooth out along the way.

I'm sorry to be reading this news but wish all three of you the best. Gran fortuna!

Sorry to be late... I hope you has a very nice day.

Sounds real good, Randy. What are you guys going by at the moment?

Bummer That Bourdain in Cleveland episode with Pekar is one of my all-time favorites.

First Count Basie ... Marshall Royal, Billy Graham (alto saxophone); Frank Foster, Frank Wess (tenor saxophone); Charlie Fowlkes (baritone saxophone); Joe Newman, Thad Jones, Wendell Cully, Reunald Jones (trumpet); Henry Coker, Benny Powell, Bill Hughes (trombone); Freddie Green (guitar); Ed Jones (bass); Sonny Payne (drums)

Teddy Wilson Teddy Wilson, Lester Young, Gene Ramey and Jo Jones.

This always makes me laugh... Peace and Love, Peace and Love

What a ridiculous spectacle this whole fuckin' thing was. I hope NY is really proud of itself.

Belated birthday wishes to you, Barak.

Teo Macero

First and only Elvin Jones as a leader.... Frank Wess,Frank Foster,Thad Jones,and Hank Jones.

My first Andrew Hill....

Mal Waldron Mal-1 Gigi Gryce,Idrees Sulieman, Julian Euell, Arthur Edgehill

Jim Hall Paul Desmond,Chet Baker,Roland Hanna,Ron Carter,Steve Gadd

Ben Webster King of the Tenors Benny Carter,Harry "Sweets" Edison,Oscar Peterson,Barney Kessel,Herb Ellis,Ray Brown,J.C. Heard, Alvin Stoller