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Artie asked me to see his band at Max's. They were fun, but the loudest ever, louder than any other of that scene or the later one at CBGB. I had to salvage my hearing by stuffing wet napkin into my ears. Yes, David looked like Mick, and so what. Watch "Scrooged" and see how he looked later.

Muchas gracias, Corporal Reyes!

I only knew this number from Jacquet's version, but hearing this, I realize how much the latter's solo was taken from Lester's. I also had not heard Prez's use of altissimo, ever. Dexter used several of these phrases in his playing, especially in the live recorded jams with Wardell Gray and Clark...

Unconvincing that she would be attracted to that douchebag.

@callasexperience: anticipating a chord change; that's what I've been trying to get from this genius playing for so long. Thank you!

Nobody thinks like he did—nobody.

To MrJonasx44: That song is by The Pearls. "Gum Drop."

IF the frets were leveled, the truss rod adjusted, bridge adjusted, would it have what you might call good action?

If so, a difference of $2000 is major. The sound seems okay, Good 'tronics?

Finish on an ELECTRIC guitar makes NO DIFFERENCE. Coat it with syrup, it's still an electric guitar.

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Anthony is one of the best vocal mimics of our time.

His political opinions are another story.

His views on the second amendment are consistent with his own typical paranoia and fear of minority attacks.

Savoir Faire, tu ne sais rien. This is one of those amazing Bird-with-guitar recordings; not really a demo, but just something for them to listen to.

Tu ne sais rien de jazz, et tu as une oreille non avertis. C'est dommage.