"The Quitter" is outstanding. Definitely among my favorite things I've read of his.

Clube da Esquina
Thanks for mentioning "Clube da Esquina", one of the greatest albums ever by anyone anywhere. If anyone gets further into Milton, his albums "Minas" and "Geraes" are also outstanding. His output is definitely fraught with peril but those three are essential. Some Chico Buarque would have been good to…

LaDonna
Just came in to say: the work Khandi Alexander is doing on this show is just awe-inspiring. Every moment she was on the screen this week was gut-wrenching, with virtually no dialogue.

Mid 60's Quintet
Nice job here, but I think the output of the "second quintet" was given a little bit of short shrift here. ESP, Sorcerer, Nefertiti are all excellent records, and the Live at the Plugged Nickel set is astonishing. Maybe not as influential today as his 70's output, but as revolutionary in its own…

And you, you just sit around and ask for ashtrays, can't you reach?

A couple of my favorites:

Glad to see "Night Ride Home" on a couple of lists. Obviously not one of her top three or four, but it has a bunch of great lyrics and performances on it.

@ warren-

Re: the "Mirror Blue" vs. "Rumor and Sigh" flap…

Yep, you forgot Mirror Blue..to me it's actually better than Rumor and Sigh, definitely better than You Me Us.

O My Soul burns down the barn, the house, and the whole farm.

Chris Bell was on the first record and co-wrote some of the songs on Radio City. That's surely part of what separates them from Third/Sister Lovers.