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thanks durmeister. i will check this out.

http://www.newyorkcityvoices.org/2004aprjun/20040629.html

http://www.mansfieldnewsjournal.com/apps/p...STYLE/710250314

fascinating case, unless you pulled the handle.

http://abcnews.go.com/print?id=3772215

http://www.wfmu.org/~kennyg/popular/articles/behrman.html

later or sooner, joe torre will be managing the sox or metropolitans, just to spite the yankes.

motian's best work IMHO is in trio settings, and this is jim hall-quality stuff, freer, but you get the idea

just heard most of this fairly recent trio recording with motian, peacock, and gordon grdina, guitarist. this group really clicks. anyone know anything about this lovely lovely trio?

turned on the telly at 15 minutes past the hour and its now 33 past. all i have seen is a symphony(cacaphony) of commercials. this is bleeping B.S. thank god i am hearing sacred unity with mr. grimes as a soundtrack. who needs to explain baseball to a real fan, anyway?

and what is the value of superficial praise other than to mention the name? the greatest music is appreciated at many levels in many eras. maybe that's what makes it great.

when I hear the word "Soundtrack" I usually think of Elmer Bernstein, Bernard Herrmann, Joseph Kosma and the like. the others are soundtracks, but not really.

http://www.clevelandbopstop.com/

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/P/PEO...EMPLATE=DEFAULT http://www.robertgoulet.com/index.php

a neighbor used to own one of these cuties: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isetta

anything written by paul secor or brownie.

what the article didnt say was that her brilliant son, jeff, a class valedictorian with a full scholarship to what was then case tech in cleveland, was killed in viet nam. a day or two after sibelius passed away, i remember she played finlandia as a prelude to worship, without saying a word, and i doubt if anyone noticed.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10563834/

this is just about broadcasts in the U.S., and may may have already happened in other countries.

http://www.current.org/dtv/dtv0702aptssurvey.shtml how will these large bands of frequencies be used for after analog broadcasts end? certainly not more fm!

http://www.mansfieldnewsjournal.com/apps/p...STYLE/710220318

Or one of those compressed air can horns. What would he do if you started singing along with his moaning? or my huge bike horn. i used to buy dozens of jarrett's albums in the 70's, but for the most part, i've had my fill of him.

there are many marvelous piano players in this world, and most of them appreciate an audience.

this might be time to mention that many of us who have really loved jazz and music for a lifetime now have so many enjoyable entertaining distractions that the fine art of listening seriously to music is declining. how is this music going to retain attention(and can it survive) and listeners in an ever noisier world?

fascinating replies. thanks.