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Probably there is no bad intention in this anywhere. So I would not introduce it myself. Probably she just forgot, had a child/crisis/birthday/anniversary/busy week/death in the family, whatever. Just call her up and ask her how things went is my advice. She's bound to load the thanks on you and the apologies for not coming up with those herself. Maybe not, but it's worth a try, just for the positive worldview part of it.

emails to Wewerka bounce. I will have to call them up tomorrow.

CONGRATULATIONS! spoil him like a prince!

maybe Aric trades them for CDrs?

hey, I was gonna post that thread just now! justkiddingjustkiddingjustkiddingjustkidding!!!

That's actually a the Now Jazz Ramwong album. Highly recommended. There's a 1993 CD reissue on CBS, I believe. It has popped up on amazon.de again a couple of months ago. Nice to see this one out again.

thanks Christian, I think I will contact the Wewerka Verlag and ask them how I can get my paws on these. The Ronnie Ross sounds very promising. Any other Recommendations? Thanks!

probably some other dipstick like Ben Stiller...

Jug, are these titles only available through MOD, i.e. as downloads, or can they simply be bought as a CD as well?

Who's gonna play Roscoe P Coltane? this time I got 'em!

me: come one mike, guess! mike: erm... Japan? me: bingo! 24bit limited ed. paper sleeve blahblahblah... oh, and rather expensive.

me too

small cake today... with love from maren & couw

heppi heppi

Tide detergent?

I'd rather have the entire calendar... I have actually never come across any reproducted work of Joos (like calendars, books). Pity. (not that I have the room to put anything up on the walls here...)

AFAIK in French (and we're talink about French here) Orchestre means orchestra, but in a more common way may also refer to small groups, a chamber music ensemble for example, or a band. The word band is used in french, but it is an anglicism (AFAIK). Our native french speaking persons will certainly correct me. over to the rest of Europe: In Dutch, Orkest certainly means a large group, probably very similar if not identical to what you'd think about as an orchestra. In German, it's like in dutch. For a small group, there is the archaic word Kapelle, which in Dutch is actually only used for brass bands playing at carneval festivities and the like. In Italian it seems to be that the word orchestre is again used for smaller groups. Maybe it's a roman vs. german language thing?

try verticuting first: cutting the grass roots of badly growing grass allows more air to penetrate. This gets rid of the mosses as well as they are not only raked up by the thing, but are outcompeted by the grass afterwards. And you don't need no machine for this, there's hand power-driven versions as well. Remove whatever you have lying on the grass after you're done though, that's the whole point.

me too wonder. according to AMG it'S Russell's last album.

do you have originals or reproductions?

probably Holm Heinke I really love this kind of thing. There's loads of German concert posters featuring photography in a similar vein (chairs made out of trombones and stuff like that - you have a link to that stuff Mike?) - but this GDR stuff holds a very special place in my heart. And BTW: the music is fabulous!

Romare Bearden (kudos: Mike Weil for the link)

another very enjoyable album (IMHO) Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis ts Horace Parlan p Reggie Johnson b Alvin Queen dr titles: 1 I'll Remember April 2 Young Man With A Horn 3 What Is This Thing Called Love 4 Broadway 5 But Beatiful 6 Jaw's Blues 7 On Green Dolphin Street The Days Of Wine And Roses Rec. Date: Feb. 11th, 1981 on Enja

a bit similar, at least in the impression it makes on me, is the work of David Stone Martin. Click here for a gallery of his cover artwerk.