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Me, too. I re-discovered them about 5 years ago. Just now getting into: Jerry Bergonzi. Very nice ... somewhat Joe Farrell-like.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news: Flight of the Conchords News

See #66.

David S. Ware - "The Freedom Suite" It's 4 tracks, so you'll have one to look forward to when your account refreshes. This is what pisses me off about the new e-music. It used to be that an album with four songs would take four credits. Now, the four tunes from Ware's album cost you 12 credits. That's total B.S. Not really BS if you think about the fact that you're "buying" a whole album. Why should an artist be "penalized" for recording 4 extended tracks of excellent music? If you're going to DL in terms of "value", it might be better to consider album length instead of # of tracks.

GREAT show. So many good moments. It definitely holds up for repeated viewings. Unfortunately, I believe that they have decided not to continue the show for a 3rd season.

Should be a nice album. Dee Dee is one of my favorites, as well. She was interviewed on NPR about this album recently.

Exactly. I feel the same way. I'm sure those shows are "good", but I have no interest in the general subject matter, either.

Erik, I didn't realize it was a cover, but I like it, too!

Saw the first episode of "The Ricky Gervais Show." It's hysterical. An animated version of 3 guys (Gervais, Stephen Merchant and Karl Pilkington) sitting around talking nonsense. For me, it took a little while to get tuned into their accents, but once I got over that ...

"Audio Visual Scapes" is good, too. Both Directions and New Directions are outstanding. Lester Bowie was on top of his game with the "New" lineup.

I've been to the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley in the winter, too. A great time to go there. There are no crowds and the scenery is even more dramatic. We sat in our car through a light snow storm in the middle of Monument Valley - fantastic.

Ordered..............at Level 2.

The Residents! Saw that Lee Morgan all-star show last night. It was a small (because of the Super Bowl), but enthusiastic audience and a very entertaining show. They concentrated on tunes from late in his career, but also did the Sidewinder and Ceora. Everyone got to solo which was great because they're truly ALL stars.

Too late. It now says this: Temporarily Sold Out. More inventory may be available. Place your order today and be one of the first to receive this product when it arrives! ... and the price is: $40.99

I didn't know that he wrote The Avengers theme. John Dankworth, legend of British jazz, dies at 82

Tomorrow: Charisma: The Music of Lee Morgan Billy Harper- Tenor Sax Bennie Maupin- Tenor, Soprano Sax and Bass Clarinet Eddie Henderson - Trumpet David Weiss- Trumpet Geri Allen- Piano Dwayne Burno- Bass Billy Hart- Drums

Sounds like a plan!

The winner will win. I'm just sayin' ...

You going??

I use Picasa (the downloadable software) for organizing and uploading. It's then a seamless process to upload to Picasa Web Albums or Facebook or even send email attachments. You also can some amount of rudamentary photo editing. I'm not sure what you are looking for as far as page layout, but you can create "albums" (which I think is your #2 question) and write captions under photos. You can also keep them private and distribute individual links to each album to only those people who you want to see them.

Tonite - Yoshi's, Oakland: Doug Carn - Keys Calvin Keys - Guitar George Harper - Sax Michael Carvin - Drums Henry Franklin - Bass Kathryn Farmer - Vocals

I don't think that Curtis Amy and Bennie Green were OOP yet, anyway.

I always get a confirmation of reported defects from eMusic, but never any followup. It could take weeks/months for them to fix it and you never know when it's ready.

Hopefully that'll wash off. I love the chair, though (we have one with dark brown leather, which is where I'd probably be parked right now if I had a laptop). We have one, too. Desperately needs new cushions, though.

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