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[Bosda Di'Chi of Tricor]

It is a jazz cd, & the cover art was done by a now-famous artist in his salad days.

I can't find it anywhere.

"Pottery Barn: Dirty Martini II", sometimes listed as "Pottery Barn: Dirty Martini Vol2".

Got a copy, with cd cover, youd be willing to part with? 1

[Starving Artist]

I couldn't find it online anywhere, but here's a pic and song list.

I would imagine most of the songs on it are available elsewhere: Amazon, iTunes, etc. If you can't find a copy of the album itself, then maybe compiling your own album from individual song purchases would be the way to go.

The artist's name is Josh Agle, also known as SHAG. His website, if you're interested, is here. 2

[Ike Witt]

Cool. I love Shag. I have, or at least had, a zippo lighter with a tiki head by Shag. 3

[Bosda Di'Chi of Tricor]

Originally Posted by Starving Artist

I couldn't find it online anywhere, but here's a pic and song list.

I would imagine most of the songs on it are available elsewhere: Amazon, iTunes, etc. If you can't find a copy of the album itself, then maybe compiling your own album from individual song purchases would be the way to go.

The artist's name is Josh Agle, also known as SHAG. His website, if you're interested, is here.

I know of SHAG, that's why I want an original. 4

[Starving Artist]

Okay, sorry. I thought you were looking mostly for the music and knew of the artist only vaguely, and that you had only mentioned him to aid identification of the album of music. 5

[Bosda Di'Chi of Tricor]

Originally Posted by Starving Artist

Okay, sorry. I thought you were looking mostly for the music and knew of the artist only vaguely, and that you had only mentioned him to aid identification of the album of music.

I'd like both, really. 6

[jerrycward]

I have a copy in mint condition for sale 7

[Drunky Smurf]

Originally Posted by Bosda Di'Chi of Tricor

It is a jazz cd, & the cover art was done by a now-famous artist in his salad days.

What are "salad days"? 8

[engineer_comp_geek]

Salad days refer to a time when you were young and inexperienced. For an artist, it would mean the time before they were well known.

I think the term comes from Shakespeare. 9

[Bosda Di'Chi of Tricor]

Originally Posted by jerrycward

I have a copy in mint condition for sale

What was that price, again?
I can't find my copy. 10

[Drunky Smurf]

Originally Posted by engineer_comp_geek

Salad days refer to a time when you were young and inexperienced. For an artist, it would mean the time before they were well known.

I think the term comes from Shakespeare.

Oh, ok. Thanks. 11

[Biffy the Elephant Shrew]

Originally Posted by engineer_comp_geek

I think the term comes from Shakespeare.

Yep, from Antony and Cleopatra.

"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment: cold in blood,
To say as I said then!" 12