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Leeway

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  1. Sweet Caroline Lovely Rita Gorgeous George
  2. Lady Mister Mister Duke
  3. Karl Bodmer George Catlin Paul Quinichette (think gig with Coltrane)
  4. Most of these boxes I usually have all but one, maybe 2, of the albums, so have taken a pass. It's kind of frustrating really, but I don't like buying duplicates. I only have the Bill Dixon and Threadgill. But I'll probably pop for the Giuffre and Pullen boxes. I have 1 from the Giuffre and 2 from the Pullen, and the Pullens are on LP.
  5. Name 3 answer: Hard Bop Jazz! Happy Birthday
  6. Marquis De Sade Sade (as in sah-day) Juliette
  7. Nate Dogg Snoop Dogg Dawg the Bounty Hunter
  8. Their horn-swapping on some tracks is an interesting curiosity, but it's the other tracks that I keep returning to. I wonder what was behind the instrument swap? Supposedly it was Mulligan's idea. Plying head games on Getz? Just "horsing" around? The other confusing thing about this album is the multitude of titles and covers it has gone by. On the back of the original jacket, producer Norman Granz said, "The session produced a second album which will be released shortly after this one..." I don't believe a 2nd album from the session was released, was it? Wonder what happened? Now for something completely different: Paul Flaherty, Bill Nace: "No, the sun." Open Mouth Records.
  9. Cyrano Durante Hope
  10. Bump Baily William Bumpus Bang & Olufsen
  11. Read some interesting writing by Mike Zwerin on Stan Getz the other day; prompted me to give this a spin.
  12. Radiohead. OK COMPUTER. Double LP.
  13. Ru Paul Pauly Shore Paul Shaffer
  14. About as large as a Williamsburg apartment.
  15. Harriet Beecher Stowe Harriet Myers Ozzie & Harriet
  16. That's cool. I assume the child molester comment is withdrawn.
  17. Sorry Jim, I don't see a violation of the public trust. That's a pretty heavy charge. And I don't think smirking, or making some one cool their heels, makes him a bad cop in the way you suggest. I just think your comparison to child molester was over the top. It would be interesting to get the cop's side of this story.
  18. Quote: In other words, you want to fuck with a bad cop, fine. A bad cop is up there with a child molester as far as violating the most basic tenets of trust in our value system. Let's keep some perspective here. Yeah, a cop that deals drugs, runs prostitutes, takes bribes, brutally beats suspects--yes, that's a bad cop. But a cop that SMIRKS ? Or is a little-heavy handed with an irate visitor may not win any etiquette or "nicest cop of the year" awards, but I'm not about to equate him with a child molester for goodness sake. This cop deals every day with a lot of people, some in their turn, not very nice, and a few who are conceivably or actually dangerous (some folks in the Big Apple are actully known to carry weapons about their bodies). His way of dealing with it is to be a hard ass. Maybe another approach would be better, but let's not rank him as a depraved criminal.
  19. Are you talking about this double LP of Sam Rivers trio music? Worrell is not mentioned on this double album either.
  20. Featuring an enlarged version of the Jazz Messengers, with Morgan, Hubbard, Fuller, Shorter, Workman, Walton, Watkins, Spaulding, Bill Barber (tuba), Charles Davis. Didn't realize Spaulding had played with Blakey.
  21. A Man for All Seasons A Man in Full A Man Without a Country
  22. Ornette Coleman: Town Hall 1962. ESP 1006.
  23. Lovie Smith Mike Ditka Mike SIngletary
  24. Procul Harum Procopius Piux IX
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