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Anymore, 99.9% of my music is local digital and served up from Lyrion Music server. I can either use the jump list on the left or the scroll bar on the right. No more flipping through vinyl or CD's, they're all safely stored away.

Just saw a Buzz Campbell who plays with The Stray Cats. Damn good rockabily. We see Lee Rocker occasionally. He is really entertaining.

I get my dinner from a garbage can

Tommy Dorsey Are You Having Any Fun (1939)

Tiny Hill Angry (1939)

Benny Goodman And The Angels Sing (1939)

Bing Crosby An Apple For The Teacher (1939)

The Ink Spots Address Unknown (1939)

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Horace Heidt Heigh Ho (The Dwarfs' Marching Song) 1938

Dolly Dawn You're A Sweetheart (1938)

Tommy Dorsey You Leave Me Breathless (1938)

Fats Waller Two Sleepy People (1938)

Guns N' Roses Paradise City

Larry Clinton True Confession (1938)

The Pretty Reckless Take Me Down

Bing Crosby There's A Gold Mine In The Sky (1938)

Shep Fields Thanks For The Memory 91938)

Tommy Dorsey Stop Beatin' 'Round The Mulberry Bush (1938)

Mildred Bailey So Help Me (1938)

Red Norvo Please Be Kind (1938)

Larry Goldings Peter Bernstein Bill Stewart, Rhombus was released on August 7, 2026. "Some albums announce themselves with grand concepts and sweeping statements. Rhombus needs neither. From the moment it begins, Larry Goldings, Peter Bernstein, and Bill Stewart make it clear that they have returned not to revisit a celebrated past but to demonstrate how decades of shared experience can deepen an already extraordinary musical dialogue. Few ensembles in modern jazz have sustained such a distinctive identity over so many years, and fewer still continue to sound this inspired. Their new recording feels both timeless and completely alive, reaffirming why this trio remains one of the defining small groups of contemporary jazz." You can read the rest of the review here...

Irving Berlin Now It Can Be Told (1938)

The Andrews Sisters Bie Mir Bist Du Shein (1938)