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http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-hilt...,1861405.column

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol...icle6018427.ece

AS OF 130 PM-- NO PHIL YET. uh-oh!!!! party's over.

24 hours of billie holiday on her birthday, stating tuesday midnight. wkcr http://www.columbia.edu/cu/wkcr/

http://www.voanews.com/english/AmericanLif...04-01-voa32.cfm

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/wkcr/

http://www.rbr.com/radio/13367.html

being the father of 'what are you currently drinking?' was perhaps my finest contribution.

that comes well recommended. thank you.

i havent heard the previn yet , but was considering purchasing it.

sir michael tippett's 'a child of out time' in my opinion, is a masterpiece, for it's craftsmanship, taste, and above all, it's music. i have read criticism of the work that is scathing, and far more that extolls the work. have there been previous discussions on the subject? what are informed members opinions of the work?

listening now---

many. i am using this weekend to committ a dozen or so choice vinyls to cd.

i bought her 'yeah' columbia album when it was new in the early 60's and have virtually played the grooves off it. it was in the acoustic trio setting. the pianist was hindel butts, as i recall. i have no idea whether it has been rereleased.

http://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/news/colum...nd_revoked.html put him away, please.

thanks. that was my intent. you got it exactly.

they were as instantly recognisable as Churchill's cigar or Stalin's moustache. But unlike his political contemporaries, who enjoyed all the trappings of power and privilege, Mahatma Gandhi had few personal possessions apart from his wire-rimmed spectacles, leather sandals and a treasured Zenith pocket watch. Gandhi wore them along with his simple white dhoti as he led millions of Indians in non-violent protest against British colonial rule. The modest mementoes are now to be sold in New York and are likely to fetch a price that would have astonished and possibly appalled the spiritual Father of the Nation, who made a virtue of poverty and the renunciation of Western affluence. Gandhi gave the spectacles to a colonel in the Indian Army who asked him for inspiration, telling the man: “These gave me the vision to free India.” http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/worl...icle5711981.ece

in here, for sure.

i really loved muzak, particularly the early years. most humans have the ability to survive. they find (or make) cracks and chance-meetings, and undreamed of opportunities. when these opportunities come along, please share them with us.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/11/business/11muzak.html?_r=1

http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2009/02/...to_alomar_.html

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid...rticle/ShowFull

i've loved this since it came out. GARY BURTON - SEVEN SONGS for QUARTET & CHAMBER ORCHESTRA: Music by MICHAEL GIBBS. Vinyl LP. ECM Records 1040. Stereo. COVER: VG+ to VG++ some edge & ring wear. VINYL: VG++ to NM- plays great. Featuring GARY BURTON, Steve Swallow, Michael Goodrick, Ted Seibs, NDR Symphony Orchestra of Hamburg conducted by Michael Gibbs. 1974. NOCTURNE VULGAIRE / ARISE HER EYES THROB BY WAY OF A PREFACE PHASES THE RAIN BEFORE IT FALLS THREE

will miss you. you cant see this, i am currently enjoying your fine february 2 program.