jazzbo

What a woman.

I bet dustygroove.com will have them.

I'm a big Jobim fan. Here's the wiki discography page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ant%C3%B4nio_Carlos_Jobim#Discography If you've not heard this one, also from '87 originally, you MUST:

I listen to a lot more Wynton than Branford, and don't listen a whole lot to either.

Probably the best sound I've heard these on cd.

Back to this one, I put it down because it's hard going, very dense, but also very fascinating.

Just love this one.

Eat Starch Ma! Grace Slick He's just an american boy & he loves his machine. No back-talk from a machine. When was the last time a television set gave you shit about who you met last night? No back-talk machine. If your motor doesn't turn over smooth for you, you don't feed it right. Give it a little grease --give it a little gas, drive straight on through the night. Man-made mechanical mover-- love your machine. You say nothing's right but natural things-- you fool. Poison oak is a natural plant why don't you put some in your food. I don't care if there's chemicals in it as long as my lettuce is crisp! Preservatives might just be preserving you, I think that's something you missed! Ya you missed it. Man-made mechanical mover, I love his machine. He's just an american boy & I love his machine. Smooth moving steel. Keep your engine warm & wet be friendly to your steel. Feed it right, your mechanical pet then get behind the wheel. Put a little starch in the old corvette then give it a feel. Smooth moving steel--give it a feel man-made mechanical mover--it'll move faster than you can--vegetable lover.

Go for both if you can, but like sidewinder I would choose the Hodes, I love that set.

Re-watching last night's Grimm. Such a hoot to see my uncle on TV again.

I keep coming back to this lp. (AKA Portrait of Pee Wee). The arrangements just make it special.

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Kissing by the candle Three times Ritual before leaving This cool room Today the passion Drowns Today the hunger Roars No one leaves.

Not at all true. I really don't have that many rock recordings to be honest. Not in comparison to jazz recordings. There are many many rock (and pop) artists I really don't like enough to listen to.

WD-41 at Kenny Dorham's Back Yard.

I actually think Bowie is a very interesting artist. I have a copy of most of these cds in one form or another.

Bud Freeman is something else. . . and Art Hodes was a true master.

Jobim and Pearson equals great beauty.

Many, many happy returns!

I agree, I was lukewarm on the first season, but this second one opened up full throttle and kept on.

Just found out my Uncle Jack is going to be appearing on "Grimm" this coming Friday night. His second network TV appearance (he was a guest star on a Leverage, Season Two episode). I'm looking forward to it!

Many happy, happy returns!