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this looks awesome. it's going along in the gym bag tomorrow morning. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: GREAT SHOW willy! i also took your newyear's eve show. it sounds much nicer sober.

this looks awesome. it's going along in the gym bag tomorrow morning. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

'threads'? i'm confused... no for Sam Rivers & Fred Anderson? threadgill, oh bright one.

thank you. i rremember gerry pitching for the white sox. today is not a good day for old baseball fans.

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WNUR weekly choices. January 7, 2008 New Adds Ensemble Pamplemousse - Ensemble Pamplemousse – Self-release Keefe Jackson's Project Project – Just Like This – Delmark Alberto Braido/Wilbert de Joode – Reg Erg – Red Toucan Mike Ellis – Chicago Spontaneous Combustion Suite – AlphaPocket Frode Gjerstad Trio – Mothers and Fathers – Circulasione Totale Manchester/Zarzutzki – Furniture Songs – Self-release Rosaly/Stetson – Live in Heaven – Molk Namchylak/Cagwin – In Trance – Leo WEEKLY TOP 10 These are the top 10 releases ranked by actual total airplay by our jazz DJ's for the weeks ending on January 11, 2008. (* denotes reissue) 1. * Sun Ra – Some Blues But Not The Kind That's Blue – Atavistic Unheard Music Series 2. Vanderkmark 5 – Beat Reader – Atavistic 3. Szilard Mezei Quintet – Cerkno – Leo 4. Sabertooth – Dr. Midnight: Live at the Green Mill – Delmark 5. Nils Henrik Asheim/Paal Nilssen-Love – Late Play – PNL 6. Tim Trevor-Briscoe/Nicola Guazzaloca – One Hot Afternoon - Leo 7. Trevor Watts Drum Orchestra – Burundi Monday – FMR 8. Ari Brown – Live at the Green Mill – Delmark 9. Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Ensemble – Black Unstoppable – Delmark 10. Trio M – Big Picture – Crytogramophone

Dear Friends of WNUR Jazz, I'm emailing you to let you know that WNUR's annual phoneathon fund raiser is approaching. This year, the week-long event will last from Feb. 21st-28th. In order to raise funds, we ask our listeners to call in and pledge a donation to WNUR in exchange for a premium, or giveaway, of their choosing. We rely on record labels like yours to provide us with a significant portion of our premiums; the other giveaways are mostly WNUR-generated premiums, including t-shirts, stickers, pins, and our live performances compilation CD. Any material that could be donated for this purpose would be greatly appreciated. Anything from CD's to t-shirts, posters, stickers, and other promotional materials would all make great adds to our giveaway offerings to our listeners. I would also like to add that we will be making extra efforts to promote phoneathon and the premiums this year. As always, a list of all premiums will be online at http://www.wnur.org/support/ . However, this year, I plan on adding a section to the WNUR Jazz page that would provide extra promotion for the jazz premiums. This page would focus on premiums which have recently been new adds on our show. Furthermore, our DJ's will provide increased on-air discussion of the premiums in the weeks leading up to phoneathon, playing selected tracks as well in order to generate excitement about the fund raiser. Any and every contribution to our efforts would be greatly appreciated. Again, thank you for supporting our station, and I look forward to an exciting 2008. Please send all premiums to: WNUR 89.3 FM Attn: Jazz Show Phoneathon 1877 Campus Dr. Evanston, IL, 60201

aloc prefers requiem masses, intimate small group jazz, and lazlake reruns for his workouts, in no particular order.

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has anyone used project gutenberg? http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/authors/m#a516

classical heads sinfonia of london and the ambrosian singers words spoken by john neville joseph eger---arranger/conductor/director/producer belioz, ives, gabrieli, prokofiev, stravinsky

better than duke's nutcracker IMO.

the crusaders, john handy, pharoah, and the don ellis big band all showed so much early promise, but didnt continue to grow. such disappointments !

you, sir, are witty to the extreme!

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the parent company of this fine new vehicle is making substantial bids to purchase Land Rover and Jaguar. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/03e87a1c-bed6-11...00779fd2ac.html