Doofy
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Yep, thanks...keeping an eye on something over there, once they get it together
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Hey, somebody do me a favor and see if you can DL a free track at 7digital US. Need to find out if it's just me, or if it's them. Think I found another good box set deal...
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...with the classic … -
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Yes, that was Tommy Bo… -
Really interesting "mainstream" effort by Andrew Hill, 1968. Two different lineups including Booker Ervin, Woody Shaw,… -
Hey, I think I took that chandelier Polaroid in 1981 at some dude's house where his parents were out of town so he had a party. I'm suing!
Meanwhile, groovy new sampler from Dave Douglas & Greenleaf Music
in What are you listening to right now? (#10 - For everything, everything, everything) Comment by Doofy November 2012 -
Which has been reposted - the Wadada Leo Smith or the Goldmann Sachs!?
Spotify can't lose with that kind of money behind them - can they? Interesting to learn from that article that they make their money off subs, not ads. Quoting Sean… -
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Major Harris of the mighty Delfonics. This tune will be familiar to Quentin Tarantino fans: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOvfctgwnug
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The recent Grant Green discussion led me to this… -
denver, I've been through it about 1.5 times. Earns its high praises, IMHO. As mentioned in another thread, $9.99 at 7digital.
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in Spotify Comment by Doofy November 2012 -
Funny you should say 'a few years later' - from my perspective as one for whom "The Idiot" was a dorm room staple, Bowie's 80s remake was a blatant pop "sellout." I actually still pretty much feel that way about "Let's Dance" as a whole.
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This is exactly the thing with jazz and jazz players - You start getting into who played with who, and one thing leads to another. Gotta respect old-school jazz fans (ie, 10 years ago!) who couldn't just look up complete discograp… -
Prof, Midnight Blue is probably Kenny's most famous album. Bluesy Burrell is another good one. Kenny's kind of unique - he's had a 50-year career, always sounding more or less the same, but always great.
Wes Montgomery is probably the … -
New Chicago jazz, incl Bob… -
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They were there for me :spoiled rotten:
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First time through this - does not …
