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That looks like Creed Taylor. What do you think?

Obvious, isn't? Chuck put it it delicate terms.

Maxine? She must have had a great view from her windows!

I don't have it but... Curtis Fuller Cabin In The Sky Impulse A-22 April 24, 25, 1962 Al DeRisi, Bernie Glow, Freddie Hubbard, Ernie Royal (tp) Wayne Andre, Curtis Fuller, Kai Winding (tb) Alan Raph (btb) Bob Brookmeyer (vtb) Ray Alonge, Jim Buffington, Anthony Miranda, Morris Secon (frh) Harvey Phillips (tu) Eddie Costa (vib, p, per) Hank Jones (p) Barry Galbraith (g) Art Davis (b) Osie Johnson (d) Manny Albam (arr, cond) Side One 1. The Prayer - Taking a Chance on Love 2. Cabin in the Sky 3. Old Ship of Zion 4. Do What You Wanna Do 5. Honey in the Honeycomb Side Two 1. Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe 2. Savannah 3. Love Turned the Light Out 4. In My Old Virginia Home (On the River Nile) 5. Love Me Tomorrow (But Leave Me Alone Today) - The Prayer

Jerry Dodgion on alto?

Happy Birthday Tom

That one of Tiger Okoshi, Gary Burton, Roy Haynes and Steve Swallow is on the cover of "Times Square". Thanks for the photos, Chris.

Happy Birthday, David!

Happy Birthday, Nate!

Mine was from a ice fall during a equally nasty Rochester winter. As a matter of fact, I took a really nice fall last week but didn't break anything. The next time I fall on my leg they may have to take it off! I've fracture/broken all sorts of bones on the left side of my body: wrist, collarbone, fingers, leg and elbow. I's my preferred side to fall on. 7/4, I'm also a homebuilder so I'm in and out of really cold weather and wind all of the time. Ice, snow, frozen mud... The winters in New Jersey are like Spring to us here! Good Luck Bebop!

Thanks Chris, and the same to everyone here. Especially Jim and the Organissimo boys!

I have 16 pins/screws in my left leg. There was another to hold my ankle from moving, but that was taken out after a couple of months. I feel no pain from the metal in my leg ( along with a number of plates), except when it's very cold and I spend a lot of time out doors. Not much though. I would imagine that it will be different in the wrist and elbow because those are joints. Your hard work in physical therapy will be important for your long term range of motion, so put in the the effort.

One of my photos from 1976: Freddie gave us all lots of joy in his life.

Clem has many facets and guises, MG.

I'm building a new house with a music room / library for myself.

I wonder how mean can the streets be in a town called Pontypridd?

Geez, I have that one too! (Choice/CRS 1016) Nice session. My memory must be not as sharp as it used to be...

Yes, you reminded me that I have the Al Haig / Jimmy Raney: Strings Attached also!

I have CHUCK WAYNE JOE PUMA INTERACTIONS (CHOICE 1004) Nice record!

Since Live at the Great American Music Hall is OOP, this one is great Carmen McRae, as are all of the recordings done at Sugar Hill:

Thank you, Chris.

Yes, he's made a very interesting, and maybe astute point there. His "post Abernathy" view of African American history reminds me of a conversation I had with Jason Moran where he told me that he considers music distinct in post civil rights and pre civil rights era terms.

Quickly, I don't find any shows on the Jazz in Film & Video Bibliography, but maybe you'll find this useful.

Pandora takes forever. Don't sweat it.

Ther's a lot to like on...