Jim Duckworth

Of course, you are correct...I'm giving it to Jeff Beck, today at least, for predating Hendrix.

Rough and Ready is my favorite Jeff Beck album proper. I saw this group from about 20 feet away when I was 14. I am hard pressed to name another sixties rock guitarist as original, creative, and influential.

But I'm here to tell you there's something else The afterworld A world of never ending happiness You can always see the sun, day or night Prince is good for the odd religious lyric-sometimes in unexpected places. The above comes from Let's Go Crazy.

Hard to believe that this came out 31 plus years ago...also that Tom Waits guests on two songs.

They have a great Christmas song:

Love the Tadd Dameron broadcast included on this-Wardell and Allen Eager.

Listened to the live second disc finding it rewarding.

Listening to Art Ensemble records that I need to spend more time with.

I've always wanted to hear this performance.

Wow. This is a medical issue I deal with as a caregiver. I'm so sorry.

This is true for me with Duke Ellington being an exception.

Dave Schildkraut again.

Listening to Dave Schildkraut with Stan Kenton, Johnny Richards, Miles, and Chuck Wayne and had to come back to this one.

PM on Braxton set. Can't believe that Art Ensemble set is going for a mere $80.

Jonathan and Darlene did the definitive version of Stayin' Alive. See below.

I would be very interested in having this one: Dave Tough Quintete Joe Thomas, trumpet; Ted Nash, tenor sax; Bernie Leighton, piano; Jack Lesberg, bass; Dave Tough, drums. NYC, January 9, 1946 MJ7013 You Were Meant For Me Jamboree 906 MJ7014 Love Walked In Jamboree 907 MJ7015 When You're Smiling - MJ7016 East Of The Sun

Forgive me if I mentioned this before please, but Big Star's "much loved" Holocaust is the same music as Yoko Ono's Mrs. Lennon:

I only know him from a couple of Don Cherry records, but he definitely got my attention.