Farrar Hudkins wrote:
> AssociationWorks wrote:
>> The kitsch has worn off. This kind of crap needs to stop.
>> The guy should stick to Priceline ads and royaties from Star Trek.
>
> He does a hell of a job as the addled lawyer on "Boston Legal."
>
> And he doesn't sing.
>
> And neither does James Spader. :D
>
> Somebody mentioned Don Dixon, which reminds me: Anybody heard from 
> Marti Jones recently? Is she any good still?
>
Indeed she is. I'm not sure what she has in the works at the moment, but 
she's on the new Dixon record, as always. And sounds wonderful, as always.

By the way, Don's new one is marvelous. It's less hooky than anything 
he's done before - a lot more introspective and thoughtful. He has this 
knack for distilling the essences of things, though - in this case, an 
entire CD about the lives of rooms. It took a few listens for it to take 
hold, but I'm still hearing something new with every spin at this point.

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