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Hi all, I have about 30 or so Mosaic brochures? Anyone want them? You pay postage, I'll box them up and send them your way.
Thanks, Mark~
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There is another Wes recording in the pipeline as well. Have been sworn to silence on it but look for it next year.
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Yes, saw and photographed him a few years back in LA.
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I will be there for a few days but will hit some shows outside of VF as well. Looking forward to a few relaxing days in NYC (staying in Brooklyn) this time around. m~
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Muse MCD6005 according to Bruyninckx. The original album consisted of 2 performances; Epistrophy and Now's the Time. The cd added Highest Mountain.
That was one helluva LP & one even more helluva CD.
Thanks Jim, that's helps a lot;-)
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Anyone making the "Brotherhood of Fred" show this coming Wednesday @ the Jazz Showcase in Chicago? This is the second installment of this event to honor the late, great Fred Anderson. Featuring Kidd Jordan, Tatsu Aoki, Ernest Dawkins, Ed Wilkerson, Mwata Bowden and several others. If you like your music a little left of center, this is the place to be Wednesday night.
I'll be up there at some point on Wednesday and will stay over until mid-day on Thursday. If anyone's in the area, stop in and say "hello"
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Thanks guys; I've seen a few on-line for far more $$ that any sane person would pay for them....I'll keep searching. Thanks!
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Hi folks, looking for the Richard David cd "Epistrophy...Now's the Time". At least I think it was released on cd? Anyone have one they can hook me up with, please shoot me a pm.
Thanks, Mark~
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...where do you eat?
I'm headed for Brussels in about eight days. Looking for high-value, non-touristy things to do with very limited time. After work hours with a jazz leaning would be ideal. I don't eat in restaurants.
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I will share the link with JJ's wife.
A dream came true ..... The members of the American Jazz Sextet, five US students and one young Dutch bass player, were invited to play in Amsterdam as the opening performance of the 1957 Concertgebouw concert by the J. J. Johnson Quintet.
The American Jazz Sextet: Opener 1957 J. J. Johnson concert
Durium
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Yeah, nice article. Good for them....always nice to see something positive on the recording front. Says a lot about the importance of what c. nessa has been able to achieve over the years!
m~
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Pretty good line up. I'll be in town by Wednesday 8/31 and will head for home or the final day of the Detroit Jazz Fest on Labor Day. Shoot me a pm if you're attending!
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Not too far away from my home....pretty sad. Five dead and 40+ injured, some badly.
They are now moving concerts in doors at other venues for some time. I see Sugarland is coming back next week to perform a show with proceeds going to families of those involved.
Sad....sad!
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.agreed...the entire thing is surreal...
Yeah, reconciliation of the Bill we "knew" and a part of Bill that no one should ever want to know is pretty tough. If it happens at all, it will only happen after death, which will likely occur in Angola prison. Sad stuff.
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sick stuff man....
don't get all this...
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nice post, agree with you.
I'm in favor of the whole forgiveness thing - I think ultimately it helps both internally and externally - it doesn't mean you don't seek justice or punishment or that you associate with the person who is the object of the forgiveness - I think it means you don't let it consume you to the point of warping your whole world view.
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...yow, what a mess....like everyone else, hoping this is not the case.....if so, very sad.
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I posted a couple images (ware / simmons) on my fb page. Will try to post more soon. Great to see J Larsen in the house...been a while!
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It must've been January of last year, since I myself bough it in March of '10.The book came out in January of this year.
The book came out in January of this year.
Yes, that's why there is a gap in his recordings. He spent 5 years in prison.
He talks about in the late 40s while in Dizzy's band snorting heroin with Coltrane. Coltrane over dosed and Jimmy revived him. But they both kept using heroin. One fact he did clear up was, Dizzy was clean. He didn't didn't use heroin and would fire anyone in the band if he found out.
...got mine from Jimmy last fall in Chicago....so certainly it was 2010.
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Hi guys; thanks a lot for the birthday wishes and warm comments. I don't get to spend as much time here as I would like but have made so many friends here.... I appreciate all of you!
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...afro-semitic was pretty cool!!!
Looking at the schedule, there's a bunch of FREE stuff, some of which looks mighty interesting. Just a couple that caught my eye, probably others of interest (but names I didn't recognize)...
Friday, Feb. 25th
PDX Jazz Free Performance
Jazz Shabbat w/Afro-Semitic Experience
6:00 pm | Location: Congregation Beth Israel | FREE | Artist Profiles: Afro-Semitic Experience
Saturday, Feb. 26th
PDX Jazz Free Performance
Klezmocracy
9:00 pm | Location: Rogue Distillery and Public House | FREE | Artist Profiles: Klezmocracy
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...nice images Tom!
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...was a fan of Buckley's. Your last sentence sounds like it could come from a porm film promo....couldn't resist.
m~
I realized this was a jazz town when I stepped into the lobby of my hotel and heard a tenor sax (Stan Getz?) playing on the sound system in the background and then, a few minutes later, when I entered a coffee shop down the block and was treated to a piano (Erroll Garner?). (My metrocentric pride was wounded as I admitted to myself that, in equivalent spaces in New York, we'd probably be subjected to Muzak.)
If Chicagoans love jazz, it probably has a lot to do with Dick Buckley, who for more than 50 years was the voice of jazz on Chicago radio. "There were other guys on the air, like Daddy-O Daylie and Sid McCoy," said Neil Tesser, a veteran music journalist and broadcaster who worked with Buckley at WBEZ for 16 years. "But none of them had Dick's endurance, and none was as widely loved as Dick."
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...there's one of the problems...no one wants to go unless they get a free ticket!!!
LF ~ Legends of Acid Jazz
in Offering and Looking For...
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Hey everyone, I'm looking for the cd of The Legends of Acid Jazz ~ Charles Kynard at a reasonable cost. Not looking to pay an arm and a leg for it:-) Thanks in advance for anyone that may have an extra copy in their stash.