Leeway

What brought this on?

Simonize Simon Stylites Simple Simon

Reinhold Niebhur Rheingold Beer Rudolph Red Nosed Reindeer

Barney Ecclestone Ecclesiastes Van Eyck

Rakalam Bob Moses Wadada Leo Smith Famadou Don Moye I actually was responding to JS but it works just as well for Bill's response, lol

Paul Flaherty: PRIMAL BURN. Tulpa LP. Can't understand why Flaherty is not more recognized and appreciated. If you like Brotzmann-like free jazz, you should checkout Flaherty.

Little Nell Little Dorrit Little Miss Muffet

Certainly one of the cooler album covers!

Cat in the Hat Cat Stevens Pussy Galore

Nikon Leica Tamron

Panasonic Canon Konica

Staying with Mr. Cherry and friends a little longer. "Where is Brooklyn?" LP#3 of "The Complete Blue Note Recordings of Don Cherry" on Mosaic:

Two really fine albums.

If further evidence was needed (and it' s not), doesn't this tell you what's wrong with college sports today: "In additon to Meyer’s generous compensation package, sources said a major factor in the coach’s decision to agree to take the position was the school promising him the budget to assemble what is expected to become the highest-paid assistant coaching staff in college football history." Occupy Ohio State!

I dont know if this album is eponymous or was actually titled, "Brown Rice" (that's how it's been reissued). Cherry is one of those artists who always seems a step ahead of his listeners. I like that about him.

Another for Don's birthday. While listening to this album, I was thinking that Cherry could have fit in admirably with the Art Ensemble of Chicago, in a "what if" scenario.

Ken Vandermark and the Resonance Ensemble. Not Two LP.

One can read a chapter from the book at the excellent Point of Departure site: Miles book

Lee Morgan Lee Marvin Leeway

Sunshine Superman Sunshine of Your Love A Love Supreme

Eleanor Rigby Diana Rigg Emma Peel

D. Plouff Swords into Plowshares Farmer Brown