Ron Thorne wrote:Chuck Findley
Chuck Mangione
Albert Mangelsdorff

Albert DeSalvo
Mark Teixeira
Exene Cervenka

My problem with Jarrett is that he seems like a complete asshole. But as long as he's playing, I'm listening. I saw him in The Standards Trio a few years back at The Four Seasons Centre for The Performing Arts in Toronto. Some of the best acoustics ever. After playing for about an hour he asked the...

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Vince Guaraldi
Gerald Albright
Al Hurt[/quote]

Cecil Payne
Cecil Taylor
Chet Baker

Seamus Blake - The Call | Way Out Willy | Stranger Things Have Happened

hornplayer wrote:Henry Johnson
Eddie Johnson
JJ Johnson

ee cummings
aa milne
bb king

I like the look of these.

Scott Dolan wrote:Yep, love the Klipsch S4i.

How do the Shure's compare with the Klipsch?

If memory serves they are very similar. But as memory does not serve me particularly well these days ... I shall revisit.

Scott Dolan wrote:I'll consider changing them if you answer my question on the headphone thread.

Let me go look and see if I can.

Firstly, I think the place looks great and Scott, Ron and whomsoever are to be congratulated. 0 to 60 is 2.7 seconds it seems. So, a comment or two. Please consider losing" " As if we care... " after "Tell us how we are doing." " zzzzzzzzz.... " after "Talk ab...

john williams wrote:I remember watching the Galloping Gourmet when I was a kid in England.

Me too. Though I was just "younger" not a "a kid."

I always thought there was something not quite right about him. When I discovered his show was done in Toronto I almost moved back to Blighty.

Ron Thorne wrote:Wynton Kelly
Wynton Marsalis
Eddie Marshall

Eydie Gormé
Graham Kerr
George Gallup

... and most buds I've tried have been uncomfortable for me. I can't stand the iPhone earbuds. ... I mean to have the anatomy of my outer ear checked ... regular ear bud will not stay in. They just fall out almost of their own volition. I think it may be a proof of the existence of god, though whic...

My son-in-law has loaned me the DVD set of Norm. We both have a significant Norm MacDonald addiction. The first episode (I think written by MacDonald) is terrific even though the supporting cast act as if in another, far straighter, show. Laurie Metcalf in particular plays it so broad it is almost s...

In house I'm using Bowers & Wilkins P5 http://www.wired.com/images/productreviews/reviews/pr_bw_headphones_large_wide.jpg Probably the most comfortable over ear I've had. Out and about in ear Shure E4 http://bit.ly/13l2DKM or Klipsch S4 http://bit.ly/1dzH0wm For the gym Avid Jogger http://bit.ly...

John Lewis
Joe Louis
James Last

John, what caused you to not like Caché.

Miles talks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMbCteWackU

Mike Schwartz wrote:(Raymond Joseph) Teller
Penn (Jillette)
The Amazing Kreskin

Jim Kweskin
Gene Ammons
Jean Harlow

Tiny Parham and his Musicians - 1929-1940

jazzbluescat wrote:Kate Moss
Mose Allison
Ali McGraw

Joe Frazier
Kelsey Grammer
Henry Fowler

before: Marcus Strickland - Idiosyncrasies

now: Marc Ribot - Your Turn

next: Rodney Kendrick - We Don't Die We Multiply

Dan Marino Mario Andretti Andy Devine Andy Bey John Handy Herbie Hancock Note:The way this game was originally played, you were supposed to riff off of the last of the last three names posted. You could use all or part of either the first or last name, but it was a continuation of the final name. P...

and (or at least, I didn't see)

Jimmie Rodgers
Lefty Frizzell

is John Hartford fitting here?

before - Lester Bowie - The Great Pretender

now - Liz Story - Solid Colors (I cannot quite explain why but I do really like this music)

next - Lol Coxhill - Darkly Again

Scott Dolan wrote:Prison Shank
Shake Me
me wag

U Thant
Van Morrison
Bus Bassey