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you need to unpack it using (Win)Rar: http://www.rarlab.com/ the trial version will do the trick.

then go through [start] > [settings] > [control panel] > [date & time]

double click the clock in the lower right hand corner of your screen. Check the various possibilities, there should be an option to have the clock change automatically.

playing it now, the first tune is one of those typical early 70s Shepp chanting ditties. Lots of steady rock beat with plenty of people shouting and singing the same phrase over and over again. Slow build-up of instrumental figures moving in and out of the mix. Pretty not so fantastic the longer it carries on, really. The two Massey tunes that complete the album are much more worth the while. Dr King is a short and pretty ballad, but the final tune then again breathes some of that amateurism on the stage that Shepp seemed to have been so fond of those days, maybe mistaking it for cuddly spontaneity; and, to be frank, also these tunes get stranded in endless repetitive chants and figures that attempt a climax but do not really succeed in reaching it. The long tunes are too long and carry too little meat. They offer some nice soundscapes though.

the Cannonball is part of the two disk EmArcy Small Group set released by Verve (in 1995)

Beyond the Fall - The former Soviet bloc in transition

all Dutch kids know the smell from a very early age. Asking to describe it is like asking someone to describe the colour red.

VA - Jazz Gedichte von Jens Gerlach (Amiga 1968) poetry read by Gisela May and Fred Düren in between and underneath plenty great music by Friedhelm Schönfeld, as, ts, fl Hans Joachim Graswurm, tp, flh Hubert Katzenbeier, tb Bernd Wefelmeyer, p Klaus Koch, b Günter Sommer, ds

Happy Birthday! I bought you a plane. If you want a beer as well, you'll have to fly over.

that's the ticket, the only thing missing is some dancing, like the saying goes: "a spot of wine, a bite of cheese, some dancing... you know, generally having a good time"

Yes, it did! But yesterday night was the greatest in a long, long time! Sometimes life takes unexpected twists, and this year it has taken me back to Stockholm again in less than happy circumstances. But it has allowed me to make an old dream a reality; I've managed to put together a jazz group with some very skilled musicians. Three horns + rhythm, with a kind of big band-ish approach (extensive arrangements - allthough with generous solo space - which makes the most of the horn frontline). So yesterday was the first time we tried out a few of my arrangements. And it went very well! It such a joy when something turns out to sound better than you thought! I feel confident that the happy memories of yesterday will last until our next rehearsal in two weeks. But as I'm no fast writer, I'll have to invest quite a few night in writing some more arrangements... It will be fun, though! Thanks once again for all the congrats! ←

Happy Birthday Gee (with G as in Go)!!! And many more to come. Drive safely, I know I do.

Hey Daniel, sorry I'm late. I wish you all the best anyhow of course!

maybe when they say $41, they probably mean more like $30 or even $20.

Happy Birthday Maren. you're still the best

No Tal 'Concert Band'? ← yes, also at €51.99 But doesn't everyone have that one already?

http://cgi.ebay.com/HANK-MOBLEY-Original-P...1QQcmdZViewItem

amazon.de has followed with Eldridge and Jazztet available for €51.99 and the Basie for €59.99

1936, Teddy Wilson Orchestra feat. Billie Holiday records for Brunswick 1957, Count Basie and his Orchestra record for Roulette (Atomic Basie sessions, also the next day) 1964, Roland Kirk - Gifts and Messages (Live at Ronnie Scott's Club) (Jazz House), also 3 November

me too!

19 October: 1966, Freddie Hubbard records for Atlantic (Backlash), ctd 24 October 1966, George Benson records for Columbia (George Benson Cookbook) 1970, Martial Solal - Sans Tambour Ni Trompette (RCA) 1975, Willem Breuker - Live at Donaueschingen Music Festival (MPS) 20 October: 1964, Paul Bley - Barrage (ESP) 1969, Pharoah Sanders - Jewels of Thought (impulse!) 1994, Barney Wilen - The Osaka Concert (Trema)