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I saw that and thought that the clips sounded pretty good, so I put it in the Save for Later file. Never saw it before. BTW......Bennink plays drums.

John Roberts Antonin Scalia Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Steve McQueen Alan King Roland Prince

Al Gore Gore Vidal Vidal Sassoon

HAPPY B-DAY, BARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAK!!

Another for the Magic Triangle material. There's both studio and live stuff out there. Definitely worth tracking down. The Clifford Jordan Quartet's "Night of the Mark VII" is the same group. Cedar can be found playing Rhodes on "The Electric Boogaloo Song", but I'm not sure how available it is. Also features Blue Mitchell, Clifford Jordan, Bob Cranshaw & Mickey Roker.

July 24 | Tuesday Vieux Farka Touré >>> Ali Farka Toure's son.

Joey Buttafucco Billy Ficca Tom Verlaine

Paul Krugman Larry Hagman Mary Hartman

Just added today........and DL'd: Their first and possibly the best.

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Charles "Bobo" Shaw Willie "The Lion" Smith

Sorry...........didn't notice the dates.

Richie Furay Neil Young Stephen Stills [buffalo Springfield, for you youngsters]

One of the great (and original) acoustic jazz albums of the early 70's.

JJJ disk #6. Might be the best session!

Mort Fega Mort Zuckerman Morton Kondrake

I think it got lost in the "crash", but thanks - again - for the great pix, Barak. I saw them (w/Billy Hart on drums) a few weeks ago out here in California. One of the better shows I've seen in a long time.

Nice work. I'm sure it was a REAL drag to go through the rebuild.

So obvious it's goin right over my head! You could always switch to "Wheel in the Sky", cuz ya know it keeps on turnin'. Oh, nooooooooooooo! Now, "Wheel" is stuck in my head. I'll get you for this, Ag!

It's on Stanley Clarke's first album "Children of Forever" w/Chick, Stanley, Arthur Webb, Pat Martino, Lenny White and vocals by both Andy Bey & DeeDee Bridgewater. Get it. It's a solid album. More in the vein of the first, acoustic RTF than the electric phase.

"Don't Stop Believin' " by Journey (for obvious reasons) It's driving me CRAZY!!

Thanks for the kind words, glad you had fun. The encore was a George Cables tune actually "Think On Me" Thanks, David. I have that on Woody Shaw's "Blackstone Legacy". I guess that's why I know it.

Actually, I don't care for "Air" much, but I figured that they would be fine as a backup band.

I wanna get that one, too.

Nothing in August I think Vienne is July 9 and Paris July 10 Bring 'em out to the West Coast, David! I just saw you with The Cookers in Healdsburg, BTW. Cookin' !