Son-of-a-Weizen

Steppenwolf, Gentle Giant and Peter Frampton at the Boston Garden in '73 I think it was.

Says: Guys who hate dogs & kids can't be all that bad.

Funny topic for a thread...you must have just had a run-in with someone on the board. Tell us who it was and we'll torture them to death by making them watch

Man, that was a heck of a finish yesterday at the Players. Looks like that 1 hour chipping lesson with Norman really paid off. What is that kid, 21-years-old or so? Oh, btw...those Titleists suck Golden Globe Man...here's the ball to use this summer.

The only Tubby I've heard to date that I didn't much care for is 'Night and Day' (although the solo vibes track 'Spring Can Really Get You Down' is a nice one).....I guess it's because it sounds exceptionally 'tinnie' on my system. <<<<Where are the britons? Tell us what to look for!>>> ......and when we're finished with Tubbs, how's this one?

It's fun to go to HMV Japan and play the 1st soundclips from Conquistador ('Conquistador') and Unit Structures ('Steps') simultaneously.

Yeah, really! What a load.

...and no acts of anti-semitism like soooooo many were cackling on about.

Hey, you think that was a surprise??...just wait 'till you see what's missing from...

Veeeery interesting. That's a wallet saving tidbit of info.

Jutta/Zoot smokes it!

They could do a lot worse (imo).

Put a naked Aunt Bea on that avatar of yours and he'll likely hand deliver a burn!!

TOJJ-6511 Jutta Hip With Zoot Sims Jutta Hip 1530 Now there's a dilemma!!...I was gonna spring for the new Classic Records one. Can't imagine that the Toshiba one can best it?

Yeah, that is a riot! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Writer Link ID: (For Writer:amg) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kenny Dorham AKA born: McKinley Howard Dorham Born Aug 30, 1924 in Fairfield, TX Died Dec 5, 1972 in New York, NY Years Active Genres Jazz Styles Hard Bop, Latin Continuum Instruments Trumpet Tones Elegant, Sophisticated, Earthy Labels Blue Note (11), Steeplechase (3), Riverside/OJC (3), Prestige (3), Jazzland (3), Xanadu (2), Westwind (2) See Also Kenny Dorham Quartet Kenny Dorham Quintet All Movie Guide Entry Product Purchase Click here to buy sheet music Song Highlights Osmosis from Kenny Dorham Quintet Whistle Stop from Whistle Stop Matador from Matador/Inta Somethin' Una Mas (One More Time) from Una Mas Lotus Flower from Afro-Cuban 'Round About Midnight from 'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia, Vols. Hill's Edge from 'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia Trompeta Toccata from Trompeta Toccata K.D.'s Blues from 'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia Minor's Holiday from Afro-Cuban Royal Roost from 'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia Monaco from 'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia, Vols. Villa from Afro-Cuban Smile from Matador/Inta Somethin' Lotus Blossom from Quiet Kenny Afrodisia from Afro-Cuban Buffalo from Whistle Stop Night in Tunisia from 'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia Be My Love from Kenny Dorham Quintet Lover Man from Matador/Inta Somethin' Sunrise in Mexico from Whistle Stop Prophet from 'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia I Remember Clifford from Kenny Dorham Sings and Plays: This Is the Moment! Darn That Dream from Kenny Dorham Quintet Basheer's Dream from Afro-Cuban Blue Bossa from Best of Kenny Dorham: Blue Note Years Alone Together from Quiet Kenny

Very good prices....but $6 shipping for one disc seems a bit much (was there a price hike?) That said, I loved the Wyands Trio 'Lady of he Lavender Mist' that I picked up last time 'round. That's one to nab. Back to Charlap....has anyone seen 'Written in the Stars' in mini-lp format? I'd like that one.

I think HMV Japan has the TOCJ.

Geez, I dunno Paul.....you choose some stinkin' job over hanging around here waiting for Grey's next TOCJ/JRVG sale??? You sure got some screwed up priorities, babe. Ah well, hope everything goes swimmingly.

I hope they do this one first........ http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...85&category=307

Geez, freezing rain huh? What a drag. Guess I shouldn't tell you that spent 3 hours this afternoon parked next to the Potomac over at Bolling Air Force Base.....sun roof wide open.... flipping through the paper...perusing Albertson's book...catching a few zzzzz's beneath the glorious sun. And to think I'd trade it all away for a bucket of them thar North Shore fried clams of yours.

3 lp (Classic Records 200gr & Miles/Trane Mosaic) and 3 cd (DSD mini-lp, Millennium edition mini-lp & remastered version). Freddie Freeloader all the way.

Had the good fortune to swing into Fort Myers with the kids and check out the recital....and also meet Free For All and his wife afterward. Heavy duty security at that place....had to pull into a special search area with 10 uniforms standing there, three of whom swarmed the car & searched everything from the glove compartment to the coffee cup holder. But it was a super show (and the first ever 'live' jazz that the kids have seen....they were thrilled).....great selection of hi-octane swinging numbers and lighter ballads including: 'East of the Sun', 'Alone Together', 'Evidence', 'Old Folks'.... Sweet sounding trombone...lotsa happy campers in that audience including the guy sitting one over from me whose foot was dancin' even faster than mine! Pretty competent rhythm section too....particularly that bass player who was all over it! --- courtesy of the U.S. Army Band weren't they? Yep, if only I'd had a cold Beck's in hand, I'd have been in Heaven. I drove home thinking 'Man, it's time to quit just spinning discs on the cd player and get the heck out to see some more 'live' events'! Next time you folks swing through D.C. let us know and we'll set up a decent tour with all the important stuff......like the site where that stripper Fannie Foxe jumped out of Rep. Wilbur Mills car and went flying into the Tidal Basin.

Just came back from checking out board member Free For All's swingin', toe tappin' session over at Fort Meyers .....and will cool down with a