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...saw a couple of Tony Monaco's shows in Indy...very good as well! Here are a couple photos.

...you gettin' too old???

...wake him up!

.....received my cds today, thanks! m~

Tony and his trio will play the Jazz Kitchen in Indy this Friday and Saturday night. The 8:30 show on Friday is a private affair but there is a late show on Friday and then two shows on Saturday night. m~

The good thing Dave does these days is to remind people they are there to listen to music...I wish more places would do that. Dave still wants you to get wasted, you just can talk about it! m~

I have four pieces of artwork (about 12"x22") by Martin in a paper portfolio. It was somehow linked to Westinghouse as I remember. I'll have to check them out when I get home and re-post the actual details. m~

....man, that sucks!

...payment made via paypal. m~

...pm sent on: DiRubbo Jimmy Greene Cecel Payne (Delmark) Adonis Rose (both) and G. Smulyan

As many of these things are, I look at them as directional. Not written in stone but something to get the common man thinking about the topic. If you're never thinking about your finances(other than worring about not having enough money), that's not good. ....and Jim, that's just not right!

I haven't skateboarded since I was a kid but this is bullshit!

Nice!

...cool! Thanks for posting! Mark~

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Damn, here's hoping for a quick recovery for both of them! m~

Agree with this. Used to be my favorite store in the world, now I barely go in there. Anyways, don't mean to hijack the thread! ...and I'll 3rd it....was there this weekend....what a mess! .......and used cds for $8.99/$9.99 is just too much!

Sorry to hear that. Young John Young has been an integral part of the Chicago jazz scene for such a long time.I've also heard that Jodie Christian has some health problems- it that true? Nice pics, Mark. Great to see Vonski still goin' at it! ...agreed. The last time I saw Young was at the 2005 Chicago Jazz Fest playing with Von...beautiful guy. Not sure about Jodie but was thinking about him the other day. The scene wouldn't seem the same without them. m~

I haven't heard the cd yet but I'm sure I'll pick it up soon. I've gotten to know Bobby over the past couple years, nice guy! If you're in Chicago, he has a couple regular weekly gigs...one at the Green Mill with the Deep Blue Organ Trio and another with his Trio at Pete Millers in Evanston. I traded a couple notes with him last week and he's getting ready to go out on the road with Sonny. He's also got some cool things lined up for later this year or next, though not really sure if I'm suppose to say anything at this time....anyway, good guy and wish him the best with his new cd! m~

The only one I recognized was Mike Raynor on drummer. The bass player was a regular with him these days...big heavy set white dude. So noisy in there I didn't catch his name. He also had a guitar player with him and a singer named Bettye Reynolds jumped up on stage for a couple tunes. Sorry I didn't get name but I couldn't hear myself think during most of the show.....I think most of his band are the ones with him when he plays at the New Apartment Lounge. I was hoping John Young would have been with him on piano but I hear is not well . m~

idea flash: maybe you can be brought in as a handsomly paid consultant based on your stellar experience with your own label! wow....that's not very Christian like!

Well I'm sick to death of movies that look like b&w photographs! ....good one!

Slide Hampton will perform for three consecutive nights at the Jazz Kitchen in Indy on April 20 (tribute to JJ), 21 (tribute to Jobim) and 22 (tribute to Slide's sister Virtue). The first night he's perform with 6 other trombone players including D.Marsalis and Steve Davis....on the 21st, he'll play with his Latin Band and the final night, I believe with some Hampton family members and more guests. This is his 75th Birthday celebration. Slide and I share the same b-day....4/21. More info to come!!! Here is a link to the Jazz Kitchen site http://www.thejazzkitchen.com/. m~