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Ask her to "pour" or "serve"

"love" or "make love" is in the vocabulary. . . .

I have a Capitol LP that has some of these. . . nice stuff. I think that there may be enough to make a short Select. . . but it would hardly be likely to be worth the licensing trouble. . . .

The five cd set . . . www.gdstore.com has it and it WAS in the soundtrack section of cduniverse a few days ago but I don't see it now! Looks to me as if at the moment only Grateful Dead sites have it listed. . . ?

I bet she waved a finger at you, naughty boy!

Call her, okay? 555 BEER

try some variation of bosom. . . .

rub spin kick boogie and lap are the same as dance shake

"kiss me" works too. . . or so I've been told. . . .

I can't comment on this because I don't have it. I have most of the Taylor leading up to this date and I'm still digesting it, but enjoy it. I have some Taylor from later decades and I still can't make heads nor tails of it, enjoymentwise. There's a limboland in between I haven't traveled. . . .

Yes it's exciting but unless they're a saving it for a second JATP box, I don't think even Verve has it so it may never surface. . . .

Brownie, could this be the August 1957 "jam" you are talking about? It's all I see listed with Pres involved for August of that year. unissued performance, Hollywood Bowl, LA 8/22/57 JATP Sweets, Pres, Frog, OP, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Louis Bellson, Jimmy Rushing* Polka Dots and Moonbeams Blues Goin' To Chicago* How High the Moon Someone to Watch Over Me I think this is it and here is what it says below: "This concert was reportedly recorded by Norman Granz; other tunes may have been played." Likely NO ONE has this, it hasn't been out on record according to this (discographic pages of Japanese Pres box).

I don't believe it is copy-protected.

Singles is very cool. . . but as for the vocal work I personally prefer the Spaceship Lullabye material. But I'm a RA-aholic (at least up through the seventies) and I would definitley advise anyone starting out to get all the Evidence material first. . . .

My favorites are the ESPs. I've quite a few others but I keep coming back to those. . . .

Yes, not the Who!

Looks more like the catalog. I don't know, it's not because I'm sentimental or anything, but I miss the old catalogs and the very first edition of the web page with the Mobe as the frontpiece.

It's not really dreadful. To me it's really interesting and I would guess the same for you. . . .

I've had this for years. . . interesting, and yours was a decent price. . . .

Check out the Charles Tyler ESPs. . . you might like them.

Peter, I'm with you all the way on this one, and I don't have any additional information to offer; I've heard (and like) those that you have heard, and I'd be cautious of the rest of these for the same reasons. . . . Hopefully someone will chime in with some information.

Mine may be there waiting for me tonight. .. I hope, as having a day off tomorrow would make that quite opportune! Thanks to a friend I've had all this music for a few years. . . cool stuff!

I ordered her second one (the two cd set) just to be different! Should be here in a week. . . .

And Kirk Felton has been doing a wonderful job of remastering.

In most ways yes, the box is an improvement. NOT hugely different, a little warmer and more dynamic would be my appraisal. I really didn't want that to be the case. . . I love my little minilp DSD releases! I was astonished to find the difference in the Antibes material as well (still edited in the DSD Sony releases, unedited in the box set).