Dmitry

Correction - this book is highly recommended to anyone but Chuck... 2nd edition is the one to get. It introduces the sacd, dvd-a, etc. and it's also been expanded in other topics.

It's a pretty good book. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to put together a good-sounding stereo.

I am confused too. Mobley is being held for someone who sent me a PM right after I listed these, but it wasn't JazzShrink. I apologize, but I didn't receive your PM or Board Email, Rob. I also sent Mark an email through the board, and it disappeared apparently. This software sucks.

It's not a silly question. Imo, Stanley Turrentine had his best run on BN. His name was the first that came to mind when I read your post.

Can you change it for next Friday? I may be in the Providence area.

I didn't get your pm, Rob. Plz resend. Mobley, McGriff, Russell on hold.

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Belt drive is way better. Did you know that Target sells 3 models of the Project tt? Welcome back.

Symphony Sid had one too many that night.

Oops

It's time to sign up my wife again. I hate when BMG substitutes their own packaging for the original digipacks. Which cds they carry now are in the ogiginal packaging [especiially those Verve Elites]. TIA! D

This has all the prerequisites of being the most boring Final of the last 44 years... But I was wrong about Portugal, so maybe I'll be wrong about the Greeks too. Naah.

Enjoy your birthday!

Sweet. Haven't heard that one. I got mine for like 3 or 4 bucks. They pop up. I think Metro was an offshoot of Verve, since Creed Taylor produced and Val Valentin recorded. Val didn't catch Jimmy's B-3 sound all that well, there's some distortion that perhaps can be somehow corrected if this comes out on cd. LP is only 29 min. long. A1. I Got A Woman [Live] 8:00 Charles, Ray A2. Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey? [Live] 6:00 Cannon, Hughie B1. The Champ [Live] 6:25 Gillespie, Dizzy B2. If I Were A Bell [Live] 8:45 Loesser, Frank

I think the answer may lay in the presence of 2 Indo-Jazz projects. There was the Indo-Jazz Suite Band Member Harriott, Joe Alto Sax: All tracks Wheeler, Kenny Trumpet: All tracks Smythe, Pat Piano: All tracks Goode, Coleridge Bass: All tracks Ganley, Allan Drums: All tracks Mayer, John Violin: All tracks Taylor, Chris Flugelhorn: All tracks Motihar, Diwan Sitar: All tracks Paiganka, Chandrahas Tambura: All tracks Sathe, Keshan Tabla: All tracks and 2 Indo-Jazz Fusion albums that followed Band Member Harriott, Joe Alto Sax: All tracks Keane, Shake Trumpet: All tracks Wheeler, Kenny Trumpet: All tracks Smythe, Pat Piano: All tracks Goode, Coleridge Bass: All tracks Ganley, Allan Drums: All tracks Dougan, Jackie Drums: All tracks Mayer, John Viola: All tracks Motihar, Diwan Sitar: All tracks Paiganka, Chandrahas Tambura: All tracks Sathe, Keshan Tabla: All tracks Taylor, Chris Flute: All tracks

Jimmy Smith - Live at the Village Gate 1963, on Metro [i wonder whether the rest of that gig was recorded. Jimmy is killin' on a couple of cuts here.] James Newton - Echo Canyon

Brownie, the striped ceiling in many of these photos looks to be the same. I should receive the photo in question in a few days, then I'll scan it and we'll all see who is who. If it's indeed Harriott I'll be amazed at your expertise, man. But you guys are right, the left hand position on the photo in question and the other photos looks to be the same. Are the hand positions more or less unique to the sax players?

What makes you guys think it's Harriott [that'd be cool, but Im not sure we got the right guy here]? It's tough to mke out a face on this small photo, but the hair-styles are distinctly different, and I haven't seen a photo of him without a goatee...

Otis Ray Appleton - drums on Freddie Hubbard's Backlash Ray Appleton - percussion on Coltrane's Cosmic Music I think it's the same man, just want to clarify.

Well, not the best team overall How so? They won all 4 of their games, 3 of them coming from behind. They scored 10 goals in 4 games and gave up only 4. They have the best scorer of the championship so far. If that doesn't make them the best team in the cup so far I do't know what does.

Thank god for the Czechs. 4 games - 4 wins. That's the way football is meant to be played. They're the best team in the championship so far.

Another lacklustre game yesterday. Not as bad as the France game, but still not much to look at. These guys just do't play to win. Where are the balls? [!] Imo the penalty shootouts are not what the game is about at all. I'd rather they either continue playing till someone scores or replay the game the next day.

What a shameful performance by the French side. I haven't seen such a weak disjointed game from them ever, I think. Brownie mentions coach Santini. I find today's complete and utter disgrace to extend way beyond the talents and abilities of the coach. Nary a single well-placed pass the whole game doesn't mean it's coach's fault. These guys are all professionals of the highest order, but they flopped, and flopped bad. Even my favorite Zidane didn't show anything at all. He failed as a captain and leader of his team. And when Zidane fails, France has nothing to show. Cudos to the Greeks. The better team won today.

I didn't find Abbey Lincoln's half of the concert as interesting. I started feeling a splitting headache by the end of her set, but Ornette cured it with the first bar of his solo. Re:people leaving. I don't blame them for doing so. Many came to hear Abbey Lincoln probably, especially black women, and it is still difficult for the non-dedicated to understand Ornette's music, as incomprehensible as it may sound to the cognoscenti. I was miffed at first when folks started heading for the doors, but to each his own. It was one of the most amazing concerts I've ever been to, from the first note to the very last. Without sounding overly dramatic - a milestone in my life as a jazz fan. The adrenalin was pumping through my veins like I was 15 again and about to kiss a girl for the first time. Here are some photos I took that night. This one will be blown up to immense proportions and hung up on the wall at my place. I wouldn't be happier if I had a picture taken of me and Mozart.