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Another historical release! Life is good for those who love to explore jazz history lately!

I imagine she's great to see live. She's a great pianist!

With Dick Cary

Never have seen or heard this one!

Not to neglect the others. . . . Surprising that "So Tired" isn't a tune on this lp.

One of my favorite (pre-Verve) photos of Anita

Hmmm. . . that might punch holes in MY theory about Stanley Crouch. . . .

I have so far purchased and absorbed "Piquante," "Taurus" and "Europe." I like them! I'm going for more!

Be: Hope SOMETHING changes in that equation soon, if you want it to! Free: Yes, I don't know how those with kids do it. . . at all. My hat is off to them. Brad: I'm not really sure that there is a correlation with having more. . . even if I had considerably LESS I still would have less listening time! (I would NEED less, but still have less and be unsatisfied I think). Come on retirement! (Never thought I would really look forward to it, but I'm actually lusting for it!)

I KNOW the feeling! My problem has been compounded by having a laptop and really enjoying watching dvds on the sucker. . . .

How do you find time management working for you. . . music listening wise? As years go by. . . less or more time to listen? For me. . .it's less year by year, damnit. I'm hoping that sometime near the end of this decade that will change for the better; I'm hoping that I'll be able to work less hours (at least away from home) in the next decade.

Nah, seems to me he was just surprised at how long-lasting the gig turned out to be! Yeah, I thought I heard Hank say that too, SS!

I thought it was interesting that Reid Miles made a joke about probably it would have been best to charge more for Blue Note covers!

I won't rest til all the seventies Barney Wilen lps are on cd in affordable editions! (You believe that, don't you?)

John, No at that time I was very much a "son of a preacher man." I just carried the guilt around FOREVER. -_-

Very interesting and thanks for sharing. I guess my most honest answer in kind would be these four recordings: Wendesday Miles Thursday Miles Friday Miles Saturday Miles Those profoundly influenced my music listening from the first moment forward.

Yeah, I just noticed you may have meant that "Millenium." I bet that is an interesting book, as interesting as "Civilizations" is.

Yeah, I've had the Spanish version that is basically a TOCJ. Like the session. The RVG may sound better (your mileage may vary, I like RVGs) and should have an alternate as well. That's going to be good!

Interestingly enough, pages at amazon, oldies.com, J&R Music World also show that seventh (supposedly missing in earlier reports) tracks. Here's hoping!

My favorite.