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That's a point to ponder.

Okay, thanks. That's sad. That does not look like a white woman to me. As I say looks eerily like my African American young neighbor in Philadelphia '57 to '66.

I re-read Moby Dick a few years ago. Wow. Quite a novel. Just started

Haven’t listened to this one in a while. Remixes of Monday’s material can be a mixed bag. I like these tonight. Monday Michiru “Alter Ego–Nexus Remixed”

Interesting. The only woman on a Patton cover that I seem to see as white is on "Got a Good Thing Goin'" and I could be convinced that was not a white woman as well if my arm were twisted and I saw stars. . . . "That Certain Feeling". . . I would see no reason to change that cover. That model reminds me of my childhood neighbor and often babysitter Iona Harris, who I thought was one of the most beautiful gals in the world at the time, and she was not a "white woman." Maybe I'm misunderstanding your post. Kenny Burrell “The Road to Love” High Note cd I really like the engineering on this. . . puts me there.

Disc 5 of this fascinating set, Bob Dylan Bootleg Series Vol. 18, “Through the Open Window”

Finally listening to the final (fourth) cd in the box set Jimi Hendrix Experience “Bold as Love” 500×352 47.8 KB

Art Pepper “The Hollywood All-Star Sessions,” disc 3

Starting off with Joshua Redman “Words Fall Short” Blue Note cd I like this one a lot.

Susannah McCorkle “No More Blues” Concord cd Bass – John Goldsby Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Ken Peplowski Drums – Terry Clarke Guitar – Bucky Pizzarelli or Emily Remler Piano – Dave Frishberg

Nels Cline “Lovers” Blue Note 2 cd set, disc 1

Armando Peraza “Wild Thing” Skye/Muzak lp facsimile cd 600×600 136 KB Recorded June 24, 25, 1968 at Century Sound, New York Arranged By – Gary McFarland, Mike Abene Baritone Saxophone – Sol Schilinger Bass – Bobby Rodriguez Bass – Chuck Rainey Congas, Bongos – Armando Peraza Drums – Donald MacDonald Flute – Johnny Pacheco Flute, Alto Saxophone – Sadao Watanabe Percussion – Cal Tjader, Tommy Lopez Piano – Chick Corea Piano, Electric Piano – Mike Abene Producer – Cal Tjader, Gary McFarland Trombone – Garnett Brown

Bunny Berigan “1936-1937” Chronogical Classics cd

Joe Locke “Sound Tracks – Jazz Versions Of Timeless Songs From The Cinema” Video Arts cd Japan Joe Locke with Billy Childs, Rufus Reid, and Gene Jackson

Feeling a little funky this cold morning and wanting to wake up a bit more. . . . Starting off with Joshua Redman “Freedom in the Groove” on Warner Bros. cd. Hard for me to believe that it has been almost 30 years since this came out. . . I can remember buying it at Tower Records Austin. Joshua Redman – tenor, soprano & alto saxophone Peter Bernstein – electric guitar Peter Martin – piano Chris Thomas – acoustic bass Brian Blade – drums

Word John. Those were the days. Yes they were. Those were the days.

“Eddie Condon Town Hall Concerts Vol. 2” Jazzology 2 cd set, disc 1 Love the tribute to Fats Waller episode. Early jazz and Chicago Style jazz are comfort musical “food” for me. . . I’m leaning into that lately, need some comfort.

Emily Remler “East to Wes” Concord cd. One of her best. Heck all the Concord are great.

They just released a 2 cd Ike Quebec reissue set, just saying. (Not to mention a current Lloyd studio date on 2 cds).

“Ben Pollack Volume 2,” Jazz Oracle cd Ben’s groups work always lifts my mood.

Rusty Dedrick “Salute to Bunny–Rusty Dedrick Plays Berigan Tunes” DCC cd Baritone Saxophone – John LaPorta Bass – Wendell Marshall Drums – Clem De Rosa Mastered By – Steve Hoffman Piano – Jack Keller Recorded By – Jerry Newman Trumpet, Vocals – Rusty Dedrick Original Released As Counterpoint CPT-552. Recorded At The Esoteric Sound Studios By Jerry Newman, Fall 1957

If you don't know, you're lucky. i live in the belt buckle of the Ohio snow belt.

Well, she just won't watch superhero stuff, or science fiction stuff, or. . . most of the stuff I'd really like to watch. But after ten years living together I'm quite used to it.

Shoveled and cleared the cars from 6” of snow we’ve gotten in the last 36 hours or so. Whew. Ran some necessary errands and finally have an hour or so to listen. Starting off with disc 4 of this set for the second time before moving on to the next disc. This set is something else. Bob Dylan “Through The Open Window (The Bootleg Series Vol. 18 1956-1963)” 8 cd edition 4 hosted at ImgBB