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plus they own their own newspaper. you won't be seing much negatory criticism of the beantowners in the globe by staff.

My mother's favourite piece of music...bless her. thank you.bless you, as well.

that's a pipe organ on wheels!!! thanks!!!! joe locke is a personal favorite.

I think you're right about many listeners and dancers, but for the people who are performing the music, I wonder.... it's a gig!!!!

for one, even last year, the nats needed a younger, more relevant, more responsive manager.

i love to hear GREAT vocalists or soloists just tear both of those beauties inside out virtually alone in a club at 2am when there are 6 people in the house.

how old would be our oldest 'jazz virgin'?

i'm not sure that haunted heart has been mentioned. i could listen to several versions(vocal or instrumental) of haunted for hours. bill evans, jo stafford(with paul weston), or jeri southern's (with victor young arranging and conducting) come notably to mind. thank's for showcasing it ghost of... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=SsJu1UG_Lsg

Do they do People In Sorrow? someday, they may, when folks grow some ears rather than using them for jewelry racks.

that looks like the play list for 8,000 semiclassical and choral recordings late 50s-early 60s. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=qJQMuWd-l_8

thx!!!! he held that string of keys up as if it weighed half that. he's a little guy, looked to be 5'6" superb wiki article(s). i thought vibes were just some tubes of varying length and diameter., mics, and a damper. the set steve nelson played last night at smalls(and always has) was huge, even ponderous. how vibists navigate n.y. subways and cabs mystifies me.

"With hip hop dominating the airwaves it’s easy to assume that our young people have completely forgotten all about the legacy of jazz music. Fortunately that doesn’t even remotely apply to 16-year-old jazz guitarist Giavanna. What makes her story even more inspiring is that she had no formal training; she is self-taught and is an honor student in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), a district with no arts budget. But in spite of the lack of arts and music programs, Giavanna was determined to master jazz. She learned to play by ear, listening to the radio and CDs. It seems she’s a science whiz by day and a jazz guitarist with the older cats by night." http://www.eurweb.com/2010/04/photos-16-year-old-jazz-guitarist-gives-tribute-to-wes-montgomery/

very cool. this set took about 7 or 8 minutes. and can be carried away in 3 very manageable pieces!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the keys are on strings or necklaces and can be snapped right up!!!!! Tom Beckham - Vibraphone

tasty now!!! The Norville Trio Tribute to Red Norvo 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM Tom Beckham - Vibraphone John Merrill - Guitar Sean Cronin - Bass

according to jack walrath, al hirt gave wynton his first trumpet, and influenced heavily his early years.

jeter out of line up, awaiting mri. http://espn.go.com/new-york/mlb/story/_/id/9537603/derek-jeter-new-york-yankees-headed-dl-pending-mri-results?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

this world is now a 30 second ad/pr-driven 10 second clip picture driven society. there is no place or demand for serious depth, perspective, objectivity, and rational thinking. if we forego the disciplines and rewards our print format requires of us for sound bit analysis, 250 word 'articles' and 'perspective', the consequences will be dire to our society, if not civilization.

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/music-arts/fight-america-classical-music-alive-article-1.1412829 "The quiet but terribly important battle to keep popular standards playing in our contemporary culture has just suffered a couple of setbacks. This past Friday, Jonathan Schwartz left SiriusXM satellite radio after more than a decade as its most prominent popular standards host playing the music and songs of the 1920s, ’30s, ’40s and ’50s. “SiriusXM, which has been very good to me, asked me to stay,” he said. “But I’m 75. I’ve been working very hard for a long time and it’s time not to do that.” Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/music-arts/fight-america-classical-music-alive-article-1.1412829#ixzz2b1S66DZE"

my sister told me when my father was lying in bed dying, he wasn't conscious but she put the yankee game on anyway and as soon as she did he squeezed her hand. its not just a game it; becomes a part of life.

YUMMY!!!! The Quincy Davis Quintet CD Release: Songs in the Key of Q 10:30 PM to 1:00 AM Jimmy Greene - Tenor Sax Steve Nelson - Vibraphone Aaron Goldberg - Piano Russell Hall - Bass Quincy Davis - Drums

for $77 million. nyt keeps pension liabilities. As Dick Polman, formerly of the Philly Inquirer points out, the purchase price is less than the contract for Henry's second baseman.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/04/business/media/new-york-times-company-sells-boston-globe.html it's called desperation.

age cuts into one's tolerance as well. recently, 4 old raspies and 2 straight shots of rare breed within 90 minutes did me in. i was wobblin.' at one time, that would barely faze me...........

bley, altschul, peacock bley, haden or peacock, motian evans, lafaro, motian

amen, porters and stouts for me, plus some black lagers and barleywines.