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YES! YES! YES! I'd love to be able to see that show again. Barth Gimble! Jerry Hubbard! Happy Kyne! I believe it was on TV Land a while back? ← I'll second THAT!! (or is it "third"?) Yes, it was on TV Land for a while. I own: The Office Special The Ben Stiller Show On Netflix, I've watched or have lined up: Larry Sanders (why only season #1?) Mr. Show (hilarious "next generation" Ben Stiller Show w/Bob Odenkirk & David Cross) SCTV (but it didn't seem to be very good episodes) Danger Man (A/K/A "Secret Agent" w/Patrick McGoohan)

These new prints are digital? Maybe that's why they are the same price as what I got last year. I'm sure that is a darkroom print.

That goes without saying ... Yoshi's

I got the Sonny Rollins "NEWK'S TIME" SESSION 8.5x11 print for $75 several months ago. At the time, they said it was a special price before they took the photo section down for a while. I see that they are still selling it (and many other 8.5x11s) for that price. Hmmmmmmmm ...

Here are some references: JazzWest KCSM - Jazz Datebook Jazz at Pearl's

Start with THIS one: Together Again!

FWIW, the version that is posted on eMusic is: 1) Capricorn Moon 2) 27 Cooper Square 3) Exhibitions There are no other liner notes and the cover shown is the one with brownie's photo.

Time's Mirror

Let's give it up for Harold Mabern! Great stuff with Lee Morgan and also George Coleman.

Good point. Since I don't listen to lyrics very closely, they don't bother me too much. But you're right - both Santana and Beck have bad track records

Some considerations: Santana's BORBOLETTA. I guess right now I'm a bit on a rock guitar kick so something guitar heavy would do. I wish Jimmy Page had a new project! ← BORBOLETTA would be a good start. You mentioned Page - what about Robert Plant's new one? I don't think it's particularly heavy on the guitar, but it's gotten some pretty good reviews.

You've GOT to be kidding! If you cut back on the Coke, you could probably afford to BUY all that music.

Well, I gotta say this new show - Charles Tolliver, Billy Harper, John Hicks - worth seeing, regardless.

This live lineup or the original albums?

I don't know if this is a one-shot deal or a tour or what, but it has just been announced at Yoshi's: Sept 1-4, "Night of the Cookers" Charles Tolliver, Billy Harper, James Spaulding, David Weiss, John Hicks, Dwayne Burno, and drums tba All I can say is............WOW!

My thoughts, exactly.

simple, Brown Note doesn't have the same ring to it as Blue Note. Imagine this: ← Brown Trane!

Yeah..............WTF???

Byrd/Adams - disks 1 & 3

I was there in 1978 and saw quite a few good shows. OTOH, I watched the Mingus DVD and thought that it was certainly lacking in energy. Hard to believe considering that the band had George Adams, Don Pullen, Dannie Richmond and Jack Walrath.

The "Prisoners of Love" collection is quite good, actually. I have most of their albums, but someone gave me this. I was surprised how well it was put together.

Nice interview. Hank sounds great. Long live Hank Jones!!

Here's the link for anyone wanting to listing online: Fresh Air

Could be a herniated disk. I've had surgery myself for that. (twice actually) In the short run, use ice and Advil (you can take 4 at a time - but not more than 12 in a day). See a doctor - you may need an MRI to check the disk. Believe it or not, if you need surgery for herniation, it's not as bad as you would think. They can do "micro-surgery" which is an out-patient procedure. You're up and walking the same day. Let's hope you don't need it, though.