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Kali Z. Fasteau Since no press attended the wonderful and way too rare performance last night by bassoonist KAREN BORCA's ensemble last night in NYC, I'll be the reporter today. They played the music of her late, great husband, saxophonist/composer Jimmy Lyons (Cecil Taylor alumnus). Karen's tone was powerful and exquisite, chordal split notes, and of course, fleet runs the length of her instrument's wide range. Her ensemble was fully sonorous and outstanding: bassist Hill Greene, vibist/percussionist Warren Smith, and drummer Jackson Krall. This was real music, an prime example of deep, creative sounds, full of beautiful intensity.

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this program has ended. creative music foundation the foundation plans about a dozen cd releases over the next 3 or 4 years.

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very rare live adventurous music from 1975 featuring oliver lake. the tapes are being editted for commercial recording. wkcr link

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVko_Wi2rYs

http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/wkcr/ mr. abrams brilliant music is now featured on wkcr until 7pm today eastern time.

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our organissimo resident cat is named lowe. don't mess with lowe.

in the late 50s, bob and ray were hosts of the long running nbc monitor sustaining weekend program. on weekends, they were all over the am dial, day and night. wnur, a chicago college station, broadcasts a weekly monday morning 2 hour eclectic music program, hosted by Peter Kostakis and Art Lange. every monday, for as long as i can recall, they have featured at least one bob and ray recorded skit. the program was originated many years ago by jon corbett.

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MY, HOW THINGS HAVE CHANGED My link and the university hierarchy never knew!!!!tsk.tsk. north carolina has more problems then just academic fraud, next week is a special vote on a constitutional amendment to ban marriage equality. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/04/north-carolina-anti-gay-m_n_1476132.html

LINK we hope this will become a trend. understandably, many employers block facebook.

And then large birds swooped down and ate up all the turtles. :rolleyes: ..........but it was real good, while it lasted.

"in harmony"

are we seeing the beginning of the end of football, as we know it? horse racing was once huge. boxing, once bigtime, has all but disappeared. for my money, watching ice hockey would be a worthy substitution.

festival concludes with the hank williams hour from 11 to 12pm eastern daylight time(now). WKCR

this sage advice comes straight from the organ doctor's manual. :party: :party:

wasn't seau found at the bottom of a cliff a few years ago in what may have been a suicide attempt? the nfl, and we, throw our gridiron greats effectively aside like we do whippets that can no longer race.

robert kraft statement on seau My link

This goes to what I was saying about the Knicks. The question I have is: do the Knicks now have the guts to suspend Stoudemire w/o pay indefinitely? I already know the answer, and this is the problem with sports today. The inmates are running the asylum. As a matter of fact, I believe that the only remaining major sport where this is even close to being untrue is hockey. There are lots of reasons for this, but I won't go into them here. the knicks were a much better team without stoude.....

presumably, he will receive royalties on the marketted items. i'll take a cap and maybe a jersey.

the nba teams, due to the compressed schedule, are mash units. for the first time in my life, and with action filled hockey playoffs now broadly available on nbc sports, i will watch any available nhl game over any available nba offering. i gave the unfortunate bulls a go, via time shifting, last night; they are toast.

some news stories make you exclaim "yes, yes, yes!!!!!" link

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