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Many many more happy ones Andy!

I love smart women!

Well I don't know how to listen to this set impartially. I've loved the previously released material in this set since it first appeared (yes, I'm that old and worn out) and it sounds fantastic here. I also love the totally unreleased numbers here and still find them exciting to listen to! It's the last of these sets we'll see. . . sort of sad to think of that and there's a bit of affection that's developing towards it for me on that account as well. Bob Belden: job well done!

An old thread: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...&hl=Hendrix

One of my favorite Jimi sites: http://hendrix.free.fr/

I have a feeling that within a few years this will show up as an official family offering.

Hope it was great, many many more!

That sounds just like me! Band of Gypsies. . .I don't think that will ever NOT floor me.

I think you're right Dan. . .

Wow. .. in the seventies I used to go to those or similar stores!

YES. Get the Circles eventually.

I think it was the "personal problem" sort of drug overdose. . . .

Those two new live Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra cds have some nice Ernie Henry solos!

I did. I don't.

Many many more happy happy ones!

Right On!

Just don't buy a Nexus 6. Nexus 5s and 4s will do the job. Best of luck!

Jim, as an exdrummer thiking bout being equal in the music. . . .Wow. Grateful.

Well, there's more versions of that in the traders' hands! I was listening to an Easy Wind the other day that just floored me!

I put this in my cart last week:

Miss you amigo. Happy happy!

Six "Jack Teagarden Presents" sides are reissued on Chronogical Classics 1832 "Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra 1944*1947"

Just got my shipping notice!

Gosh, so sorry to hear this. My heart goes out to her family.