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More "Central Market" Italian Sparkling Mineral Water. I just opened my third liter. Afterall it was 104 today.

Thanks for all the wishes a, b, c, 7, g, j, m and more!

Chris, thanks, another great birthday card from you!

Thing is the Revenant box is on its last legs too. . . .

Blue Sky Natural Soda, Cola

Jazz star. . . fancier surroundings. . .not necessarily two things that go together! (Especially when expensive habits are around).

Thanks for all the early wishes! I'm hoping for a better better year. . . this last one was sad and scary and then intense and happier. I'm retired for now, have a promising love life started and good friends. . . A year from now I should be solid!

Hope it was a great great one guys!

We had him a long time. RIP Lee.

I finally saw this. I have to say that Aaron and Heath and Gary and others really did a great job. But I think the real star was the screenplay. Yeah yeah yeah the acting was very good, but they had such rich material to use. Dark dark dark and bold for an action hero movie. Liked it considerably better than Batman begins, and I believe it's the screenplay that makes that the case.

"Central Market" Italian Sparkling Mineral Water

New releases from Concord, including Brubeck, Blakey, Witherspoon, Tjader, Horn and Puente. http://www.concordmusicgroup.com/labels/re...cords/upcoming/

No kidding. Those discs are among my very very favorites.

Guess I can't contribute. . . no one has ever put an ice cream cone on my head!

Smooth move!

The Teagarden is one of my favorites. I'd be surprised if you don't like it. . . fill us in.

I'll agree with AB that the Savoy/Denon Pres sides may be the best sound on CD of the material. . . I prefer them slightly to the two cd Complete set from Savoy/Atlantic and to other sources I've heard like Masters of Jazz.

I believe there were three, Blue Lester, and The Immortal. . . as well as the Master's Touch.

I bought a bunch of Aretha Franklin Columbia and Atlantic sessions from Dusty Groove and half.com

Consider it. There is about an hour that. . . I probably won't listen to again for a looooonnnnngggg time. But much great music.

Bobby Hackett, disc 3

I'm not the biggest fan of organ jazz. . . but I love what Patton does here and elsewhere; I think if you like the one you have, you should get this set!

Good points Bruce.

If you mean Yusef Lateef, the net is being cast pretty wide. Why not throw in Lockjaw? Sure. I do hear Lester in Lateef, as an inspiration at the least. Though he didn't aim at being a Vice-Pres, I admit. So yes the net is wider, but I wanted to mention him.

This the Bagley cd you're referring to? Sure looks interesting. How's the sound? Update: Per Hiroshi's latest newsletter, looks like this'll be out in March. Good news! http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...mp;#entry464358 Weizen, that's the one indeed. I have the Japanese vinyl reissue of it, mono copy on Arista Japan. Very good sound. Now don't ask me why it came out on Arista Wasn't it on Arista because of a Savoy/Regent etc. connection?