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they don't? Where can I find that discussion?

yes. WAV is entirely lossless.

listening to side 5, around the 1:13 mark the saxophone is introduced and it plays a short figure. Sounds like a Charlie Parker quote, Cool Blues (Hot Blues), maybe?

aka the de-aricator

like... beer?

I just called your family members and invited them to join this board Wonderful! I'm sure you'll have an absolute ball arguing with all the Norwegians & Germans on the 'Is it true that the Dutch are a wee bit more high strung than other europeans?' thread. First Chuck's talking smack about Hoosiers, now Weizen's dragging in the Dutch... I can tell I've a full day ahead of me defending my heritage! you kick 'em in the face GoM!

I just called your family members and invited them to join this board Wonderful! I'm sure you'll have an absolute ball arguing with all the Norwegians & Germans on the 'Is it true that the Dutch are a wee bit more high strung than other europeans?' thread. stop that! you're making me nervous!

I just called your family members and invited them to join this board

From the LoC site: link Pity there seems to be no truly complete version out there, with interviews. But then again, if "several days' worth" is to be taken literally, it may be too much of a good thing

AFAIK cyclone is a general term for rotating volume of air around a low pressure centre. As such it can cause hurricane winds or storm winds. The use of cyclone for tornado is limited to American english I think. Tornadoes are local, whereas cyclones involve vast masses of air.

yup

Does anyone know if these are still available? I am in the process of discovering Morton's music, and would love to hear the Library of Congress/Lomax tecordings http://www.rounder.com/series/lomax_alan/jllyroll.html

nice. finally stopped snowing yesterday, the sun's breaking out and the stuff is melting away.

if you mean the vamp like lines, those sound much like a folk tune with some arabic or klezmer tinge to me. Pretty sure I have heard it somewhere before as well, though certainly not with the Beatles.

1963, Freddie Hubbard records 3 tunes for The Body and The Soul (Impulse) with Wayne Shorter arrangements for big band with strings

What can I send you. I'll never forget when he got a standing ovation from the crowd at an AACM concert around 1968. Chuck, days have changed. Type in Virgil Pumphrey in google and everyone knows who he is. Admittedly, I didn't have to really, just that I had forgot what combination of arabica it was exactly, but still. The thought is much appreciated, though!

hmmm... warning labels... :rsly:

JOEBIALEK? discuss. same

Absholom Ben Shlomo?

JOEBIALEK?

here you go:

BTW DizzySpells, you have plenty more than 10 posts now and are allowed to sell stuff. :rsly:

Great. Another frickin' athiest... You might be confusing him with Zeus, you friggin' Moose! B-) zeus had too many wives. He even dated a cow once. We're still recuperating...

If it's an RVG, you might not have any choice...