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Many many more happy happy ones!

Anyone grab this one? I was intrigued to hear her interpretation or inspired product from "The Words" . . . . I've spun it twice and I like it. . . . I don't "love it" yet but I might. I've great respect for her work, this is different, very much more "rock" than any other of her projects. . . .But still very characteristically Rickie Lee, if a more mature and perhaps austere Rickie Lee. . . . I'd only recommend it to RLJ nuts, but they'll really enjoy unraveling it. I bought the SACD version, with a bonus dvd. . . .The dvd is not essential. . . .

ARGH! It pains me, but I think I'm going to pass on this one.

I ordered the Weston from dustygroove last night. I have both sessions on vinyl. . . pretty worn vinyl, bought cheap and I know why, so this cd is welcome.

It's more like the phone number to the line that goes from one lobe of chewy's head to the other.

Got a shipping notice on the two I preordered!

There sure were some egoes in WR! I remember vividly reading a quote from Miroslav Vitous who said he was one of the three real innovators on the bass . . .there was Jimmie Blanton, there was Paul Chambers. . . and there was Miroslav.

A Barnette eh? Without the final "e" that was my mom's mom's maiden handle. Wow.

Mildred Bailey disc 5

Hi John, good to see you over here. WMD. . . exactly. It's a joke.

The material with strings which is getting its first cd release here is my favorite of all the Tyner material. . . . I'll get this Select this year sometime.

Reading the recently published Phillip K. Dick mainstream novel "Voices from the Street." This is one of his best written novels, the writing is outstanding. I'm enjoying reading it immensely.

Grats on bein' on rekkid!

Yup.

Hey, that's weird,3 and 8 are awol from the gdstore. . . . Odd!

They're both either good. . . or awful. . . depending how you feel about Shepp and his "dramatic" souljazz works on Impulse.

New ones: Sarah Vaughan Sarah + 2 Hot Club Of Detroit Hot Club Of Detroit Joe Williams A Man Ain't Supposed To Cry Oscar Castro-Neves All One Archie Shepp Kwanza I ordered the Joe Williams. Man. . .I had just gotten the Shepp at TWICE the price. . . ! Silly me. I really dig this cd reissue. It's a collection of odds and ends, but doesn't sound like one to me. . . .I've always dug the lp but my copy has "problems."

I wonder if anyone ever really put quality amplification in a B3. .. Not that the stock doesn't do the job admirably, but better chassis, transformers, resistors and capacitors, the best possible tubes. . . ?

I've been enjoying that site for a year or more. You know, I think those Irwins are absolute works of art. BUT. . .my favorite "sound" of the Dead guitars are in the Les Paul/SG years.

vajerzy: http://www.allegro-music.com/

Serious question. I don't have a serious answer. I've got about as much Ducal stuff as you do. I WOULD like to complete the DETS . . . I'll buy all the cds that come out. I'd like to have "A Drum is a Woman" in a great Columbia cd edition. I could LIVE with that forward for some time, listening to the stuff I have. . . .Wouldn't need more. . . . BUT I'd WANT more. You can get sort of addicted to collecting Ducal stuff.

Okay. I'll take your word for it.

I'm going to fill up this month with Bunk Johnson, Lu Watters and Bob Scobey stuff I don't have . . . .

None! I bought none! Amazing!

I at least got a good chuckle out of the thread, but I have to say (and no offense meant Simon) the article did nothing for me, and I wondered why it was written and "published!" Just seemed . . . missable. No point in it being out there. (Like lots of stuff on AAJ, to me). Unless one just has to pound on Wynton some more because one hasn't yet done it enough.