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Eddie was big time into fourths.

On TCM.

The solution, then, is to stop relying on changes to get over.

That would be Nipples?

And Alex Foster...lost to studio work and the SNL band, but no small potential shown. Both slick and slippery!

What is this crap?

Thoughts on Cosmic Chicken? I like it on the Quirk Factor alone.

Not sure what to make of this one, what it's not as well as what it is; Before we laugh...

I am reading this.

My daughter was able to see him quite recently in Ann Arbor and was thrilled by the experience!

Correct again! The flutist may come a surprise to some, but the bassist shouldn't.

Thanks!

Safe travels and good wording!

Ronnie Cyber on bari, right? Who was the arranger?

Ok, I think it was MGM, probably in conjunction with the movie: https://www.discogs.com/release/3694910-Benny-Goodman-Performance-Recordings-1937-1938 and maybe later the rights reverted back to Columbia? https://www.discogs.com/release/5516431-Benny-Goodman-On-The-Air-1937-1938?srsltid=AfmBOoqkuWqNc6RAWCnWphub6YbUaxEKpFMklJGgUcR2QJSPIikDuRm2

Lots of new managerial hires already. None are marquee names. Interesting!

Exactly! One of his most ephemeral solos, perhaps the most. It is almost inaudible when it ends, dissipating into the mist even more slowly than it enters it.

Brian's Buried Saxophones. Already with the subliminal sonic details.

I think Columbia issued similar material?

It usually takes me more time than ever to listen to a new record because I'll play it days at a time and multiple times a day, more if I like it, less if I despise it. But I like to know that when I'm done with something it's because I know it to a degree to put it away for however long, months, years decades, eternities, whatever. I've still got buttloads to get to though.

There ya go! As good as the first-releawd takes. Mostly just balance issues ( like this one) and raggy heads that got them shelved It's a most worthy addition imo From The Threepenny Opera, that's it! But there's one notable party not yet named...