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Chuck Soukup

Do you have the 12" 78 album "Exotic Music" on Columbia? 4 tunes, 1 tune each side of two 12" 78s. He does "Lotus Land," "Flamingo," "Song of India" and "Poinciana." I am pretty sure that these are different arrangements/recordings than those that appeared on the early '50s Columbia LP "Lure of the Tropics," but I have never compared. Absolutely sublime. sad to say, no kosty 78s here, but i do have some 10 inchers. in fact, i just picked up a pristine ' tropics' lp this month for 50 cents. teasing, if you are that deep into the kosty, you may be more hopeless than i previously thought. those early arrangements were incredible. then he turned the arranging over to a varied crew of pop arrangers.

quoting a wise earlier aloc post from a couple of day ago: "it's hard to know what to believe from the media and their dire storm forecasts. the main, if not only, goal is to attract eyeballs, ratings, and attention. i generally regard most of these severe warnings with a skeptical eye. just one big storm has gone up the hudson, as i recall."

this year's kisses why must we discard beautiful things, music, and people before their time???? (1024x768) happy birthday mr. prez, lester young, and i mean that, every word http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAy0ZIE51zk

this year's kisses why must we discard beautiful things, music, and people before their time???? (1024x768) happy birthday mr. prez, lester young, and i mean that, every word http://www.youtube.c...h?v=UAy0ZIE51zk

On a related note, I will sometimes walk into the record room on a Saturday or Sunday morning and see an album on the turntable and have no idea how it got there. you aren't as far along as myself, it appears, but on the other hand, you haven't listened, and loved, as many old kostelanetz mood vinyls as i have. i never did get used to that 'modern' kostelanetz crap from the late 50s.

occasionally, likely, too often, i wake up with a wild turkey rare breed bottle emptied beside me, and often, with a dozen or more lps carefully strewn around the room, with no new scratches. records and hooch are a cheaper hobby than fillys, i reckon. i'm not sure what that says about me or rare breed or lps, but i'm sure i don't want to know.

MORTY-MORTY-MORTY ALOC THIRSTS FOR SOME MORTY.

wondering if you tire of the trio format or the piano element of the trio. i never tire of my evans(sometimes philly joe grates a little), garland, jamal, oscar, kelley, and bley piano trios

the 3 day marathon is now well into the prez phase. http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/wkcr/

haven't seen skins yet in 2011- who is your qb?????

what if michael vick were white? espn doesn't do journalism or editorials. it is in the production and advertising industry. some react strongly to the following as if it were groundbreaking journalism. stating the obvious is hardly journalism. http://espn.go.com/e...l-espn-magazine

can you imagine a how a bari would sound in the shower(with the water off, of course)?

thank you 3 gentlemen, for your rich, enlightening, and very personal explanations. this one, particularly, will be with me for a very long time. "Granted this, I more or less feel like gigs (like recordings) are snapshots--sometimes beautiful, sometimes unflattering--of what is an ongoing life. I'm sure many musicians here could relate when I say that I'm a musician 100% of the time (just as I'm a human being 100% of the time etc.), and of those several waking hours I spend doing creative stuff, only a fraction is really comprised of "live performance." Sometimes my best nights are gig nights, sometimes they're in a remote location rehearsing for several hours in a row."

in reading a commentary on the magnificent russian russian pianist benno moiseiwitsch, arichard evans comment grabbed me: And once I have worked out a satisfying (if not standardized) interpretation, I am hard to sway from it. One evening last summer, I played Chopin's B Minor Sonata, the Largo of which is among the loveliest slow movements we know. One always plays best alone at home, and this night I reveled in the beauty and sentiment of that movement. When I had finished it, I was startled to find myself sliding straight into the theme of the last movement, omitting the introductory chords. would our musician friends agree that they play their finest at home??

the jones house the bach organ the wanamaker organ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wanamaker_Organ

it's hard to know what to believe from the media and their dire storm forecasts. the main goal is to attract eyeballs and attention. i generally regard most of these severe warnings with a very wary eye. just one big storm has gone up the hudson, as i recall

batch 10232 is the best bells kalamazoo stout in several years. if you dig really good stout, you'll love this batch. the batch number is on the back of the label.

a worm's eye view of the new arlin turf http://www.mansfield...gItemsPerPage=5 zeitkratzer

thx!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! magnificent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i may never pick up a camera again. i just might become a vinyl flipper.

thx. you've said it all.

wbal tv is reporting that former oriole lefthand pitching great, broadcaster, and front office executive, mike flanagan, was today found dead on his farm. he was in his late 50s.

wkcr is now presenting the full length berio composition sinfonia, featuring ny philharmonic and the swingle singers. the 1970s composition, commissioned by new york philharmonic, is a tribute to the rev. dr. king. wkcr

into the red--aren't we all????? into the red-aren't we all??? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quZ5rE8ujcA