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And welcome! I'll see if I can find one of those threads and bring it up.

Well, you'll probably get differing views on this here. AND there are a few threads on the board under reissues forum I think that will spell those out. For me, it's essential. I really dig any of the Miles sessions or gigs with the Kelly Trio behind him. And I do like Mobley with Miles, though he doesn't offer that vivid contrast that makes the Coltrane and Shorter combinations so pronounced. This is nice also in being two successive nights in a working band's life in a famous jazz club. . . . I couldn't wait to hear the set and was so glad to have it. I'd say I break this one out a little more than some other Miles releases.

The original Saturday lp was the one I had first and for years before I found the Friday. . . . That is why I automatically thought "Saturday!" BUT there's really little to choose from between the two; I would say get either myself. Just as long as you later get the other.

What the. . . ? Somebody call Bill Cosby!

Hey, I could lose thirty pounds, and it would only add three years to my life according to that quiz! And boy would I be hungry and thin! For a LONG time!

Except for the radio business, I could have written that post. I've got a job that require extroversion, I love how it draws me out of myself, but I need time alone to recharge.

Yeah Ray, you've probably been in the room with The Mule too without knowing it!

"Unsocialble." I wonder how many of us fall into that category? I'm not REALLY but in actuality tend to be because of my extreme introversion. . . . I just don't have enough time for ME ever. My wife is like that too. Because we try to, we have less of a social life than we could have. . . .

Alexander, so happy that this was detected when it was!

Hey Mike! Wow, I was at the Convention too and all I bought was a five dollar dvd of "Paycheck" (gotta support my Philip K. Dick habit even at the expense of owning an Afleck flick!) Was sure nice to have some ROOM there this year!

I guess that is a good set. . . . Myself I got all of the Chronogical Classics under his name and really enjoy them. Great playing, great sidemen, great sound.

Plus, if that happens, then I WILL make a fifty year anniversary of life with my wife after all!

I got 86 too. . . . Damn. I may get to really listen to my collection yet!

Shawn Jim Joe Andrew Al Soul Stream I think that's it. . . ? Most recently got to have breakfast with Joe on Sunday! Talked with DEEP and Kevin several times (and once together) and with Bill Fenohr, the gentleman of the board who runs Billy Records (private joke). I have had so much correspondence with so many of you that I feel as if I've met you, and believe me I'm glad to have had the contact!

Ber, there are definitely two different events photographed, and the one with Lim was the one I found with that description. I don't know, I've heard the Dreyfus, admittedly not on my system, and it seemed more "polite" to me (to a fault) but I'm not sure I would prefer it. . . . I like the RCA transfers a lot.

Old news. . . several months ago you could actually hear teenagers say this on prime time television to Katie Couric!

Hi Mark, I thought I knew more about this, here's what I've learned from one of the photos captions online: private jam session, NYC, August 1939

Frank Miller a couple of years ago. . . .

Believe me, I'll never forget Steranko! (Steranko and Gulacy, 1997)

Though she ALWAYS looks awesome. . . .

She looks AWESOME in this film Evan!

Well, I can definitely agree with some aspects of that post. BUT. . . . a) I haven't read these "graphic novels" and don't want to. The movie works for me and holds an appeal that the printed work doesn't. b) Frank Miller is intimately involved in this, and Frank Miller, I have always felt, wants to be a movie maker, so I have to feel this is different than many comic books translated to the screen.

No she doesn't really get naked. . . she does do a little pole dancing though. . . Rosario Dawson really looks stupendous as does and

Sure is!