jacman

merry birthday, CJ.

Bill Evans & Milt Jackson (solo stuff).

@ B3-er how bout: Sonny Rollins Max Roach

Miles' cover of Time After Time didn't make it?

i love Patty Smith. i've seen her twice (way back in the late 70's). she puts on a great show. i believe i have all of her recordings.

didn't Sigmund Freud once say, "Somethimes a cigar is just a cigar." ?

awww, heck. "Junior, put up the shotgun".

77!!! wooo hoooo, that's the best score yet...hey who's playing the Deliverance song?

true, but, the "how to" stuff is worth the cover price. my new favorite book is Alton Brown's "I'm Only Here For The Food". IMO this book should be in everyone's kitchen.

records: The Beach Boys-everything The Beatles-everything from Help to Let It Be Santana-everything from Santana to Caravanserai Bruce Springsteen-everything from The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle to The River The Rolling Stones-Exile on Main Street, Let It Bleed, Some Girls, Beggers Banquet Black Sabbath-Paranoid songs: AC/DC-Back in Black Ted Nugent-Stranglehold Spirit-I Got a Line On You Mountain-Mississippi Queen Led Zepplin-When The Levey Breaks

Bud Powell-Bud In Paris Dave Brubeck-Time Further Out Jerry Garcia/Dave Grisman-Shady Grove Plagairhythm Nation-The Evolution Controll Committee Bill Evans-Eloquence

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i think i....um, i was gonna say sumthin'...hmmmm, now what were we taking about?

Miles Davis-Kind Of Blue. Tom Waits-Small Change KoB was the Jazz album that converted me, and i still sit in amazment at the interplay between the horns, the fat lines RC lays down, and Jimmy Cobb's right hand. Small Change came out around the time i was in the military. i had never heard him before. his lyrics, his voice and the music (Shelly Manne on drums) were, and still are, mezmerizing to me. {thread hijack} GoM-get well soon. i'm glad you can still post! smart move: a helmet. {hijack off}

i'm an RN. years ago i worked in at an infusion (intravenous therapy) home health company. previous to that job, i worked at a large hospital as an "infusion RN", on the IV Team. when i went to work in Home Health i had tons more IV experiance than anyone else there. if someone needed an IV and no one else could get an IV started, they'd call me. pretty soon the other nurses there started calling me 'The Jacman'. kinda like Superman. the 'the' got dropped, and everone started calling me jacman, and the name stuck. i work at another company now, but several of the folks from the first company work there also, so now everyone at the new place calls me jacman, too.

G*d Bless him. i'll never forget 2 of his movies: To Kill A Mockingbird and Gentlemen's Agreement (which my Yiddish grandmother called Gentilemen's Agreement).

Branford discussed this in a recent magazine interview (can't remember which one tho). his quote was edited to fit the agenda. it would have been nice if they had let at least 1 tune play all the way thru.

Weber Charcoal grill for me. luckily for me, i live in a place were i'm able to (and do) grill year round. "Og make fire", at least 4 times a week. nothing like grilled asparagas.

i have a Carlos Santana (Japanese import) CD called "The Ballade". i'm not sure what a 'Ballade' is, but Carlos is playing ballads.

also worth mentioning is the release of Ralph Gleason's old TV shows, "Jazz Casual". i picked up the Dave Brubeck episode a few weeks ago. next on the list is Coltrane. has anyone seen "Let's Get Lost"? it was a documentary about Chet Baker. i saw it in the theater and then a couple of years later on Video. haven't seen it on DVD yet.