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I have my own armored car and four operators. . . . Dr. Rat you are so much better looking than we imagined!

Chaos rules in my collection!

Marty Grosz is a master of the guitar! But probably more importantly, he's a great entertainer and singer and repository of good old good 'uns. I'm really just grooving away to his stuff lately. I know that Harold Z is a big fan because he has fanned my ardour. . . . I love his singing, I love the arranging, I love the guitar playing that brings echoes of Lang and Green. . . . A great bandleader with killer regular sidemen as well. . . .

This is as close as you can get to mine with photographic equipment. . . .

If that's what you want to do. . . I'm happy for you!

MANY MORE HAPPY ONES! And no more than three dozen drunken late night posts, okay?

Surely they will be color. . . we'll hope. . .

Do the CBBBs have the racy covers?

I believe they were selling the discography for 20 dollars separate from the third Commodore box set.

Come to think of it I need to get the one by newcomer Sonny Clake!

I voted for the Green. I like it. I like the Morgan a lot too. I almost voted for that one. They're all good actually, all of them. Nice series.

Hey, I ought to dig this out and participate. . . I'll see if I can. .. been working more and enjoying it less and have stacks of stuff to listen to! This is a domestic cd with Japanese remastering if my memory is still cooperating. . . . A great session!

I have this material on video vhs, excellent stuff! Black and Tan Fantasy. .. I love that film. Fredi Washington was one of the most beautiful woman ever!

This just in: Parker still alive, still a contender! I'm not that familiar with his work, but it's interesting! I'm an Ayler NUT.

PS: I think you'll really enjoy Colors: Live from Liepzig!

Happy Birthday JK!

Many more happy ones! Now that you can drink and vote, don't overdo EITHER!

Ummm. . . to me they no way rival the original. This is an okay tribute disc. . . . That's as far as I'll personally go!

Central Park North is coming out next month. I run hot and cold on this band. Hot on the earliest material, quite cold on the later material. One thing I grab onto on the recordings is the amazing work of Richard Davis and Roland Hanna.

I believe this thread is the figment of someone's imagination.

I have no idea how to answer this question! Porgy 'n Bess? Filles De Kilamanjaro? Miles at Fillmore? Get Up with It? Milestones? In A Silent Way? Workin'? I could give any of these as the answer any given day.

I'm afraid I DON'T like this as much as you do. A nice tribute cd, sure. . .but not something I reach for often. None of it replaces Jimi for me! The BMG tribute (In from the Storm, with Tony Williams et al) I like a little better. . . but generally I accept no substitute!

That Cannonball will be my first pick of this litter. Is that a new compilation? I don't remember seeing mention of that as an original lp.

That's true. Doesn't help someone who has given up lp playback! I don't think we'll see this happen often in the future, though it might happen now and then on cd. The one gold cd I never did pick up and should have/wanted to was the Disraeli Gears MoFi that had the stereo AND mono versions of the lp on the one cd. I grew up with the mono copy and the stereo version. . .well. . . I wish I could hear the mono!

Yes, reissue Lookout Farm ECM! One of the real standouts they're LEAVING out.