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It seems to be available on CD from Tower Records - and a decent price, too!

Anyone read the eMusic message board? It's pretty entertaining. Especially when one of those "trolls" stops by with their This Site Sux posts. All of the die-hards waste no time in nailing him/her to the wall. Pretty funny.

Yep...........George Duke was really good, once.

Nice Jeep, Wes!

I picked up a copy from a Tower online remainder sale a couple of years ago. They must have a ton of them stashed somewhere.

"Late" depends on what time zone you're in. SS1 is in his own zone, though ...

Is it just me, or are the "Jubilee Shout" and "Wahoo" audio clips disabled on the website?

I prefer to use the steam-powered TT these days and usually have the water already heated up. So.....no prob!

For those music venues, check out the listings in the SF Bay Guardian and the SF Weekly. Used CDs - Aquarius on Valencia St and Streetlight (2 locations: Market St & 24th St)

Shuddup, Conn!

Easy for YOU to say ... It's HARD WORK for this group to select an album to listen to. Tough crowd

I was at that show, too. Nice to know that they recorded something.

The "Children of Israel" album is pretty smokin'.

REALLY irritating. One cut each from "Stories" and "Grand Unification" are unavailable on eMusic because of Tzadik's stupid policy of not making available any tune over 15 minutes. sheeeeeeesh.

These docs are all part of Comcast's digital "On Demand" service. You select Channel 1 and it takes you to a menu that lets you select whatever you want to watch (from what's available).

Kevin Whitehead reviews the box on NPR's Fresh Air today.

I'll be watching it. That same "channel" had a nice little documentary recently about photographer William Eggleston

Now it's Chinese stuff that's crap.............but that'll change.

I guess you like the "new" cover, too.

I don't mean to be nasty but........ Javon Jackson I could do without. Not that familiar with Jackson, actually, but I would go just to see that rhythm section.

I ordered the Ike Quebec, too. Also Gerald Wilson "In My Time" and Elmo Hope "Trio & Quintet".

Yeah.......that looks good. How about the Charles Tolliver BB coming up next week? Or the George Coleman Quartet in Feb? Or the Javon Jackson Quartet doing the "Dexter Gordon Songbook", w/Jimmy Cobb, Rufus Reid & George Cables? Lotsa good stuff coming to Birdland. Wish I wasn't 3,000 miles away.

Anyone know the state of his health these days?

I was going to add Cecil, but you beat me to it.

It bugged me a little that NPR referred to him this morning as "excentric musician, Capt. Beefheart".