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    My Dad bought stuff from them for years, I still have the vinyl in my collection. Oakhurst is a dinky little town between Long Branch and Asbury Park. New Jersey is full of tiny towns I've never heard of, even though I've lived here all my life.
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    Ben Goldberg with Craig Taborn and Ches Smith.
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    I don't know if I need Tony Williams - Joy Of Flying that bad, but I'd love to have it on CD.
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    It wasn't even in the music section. The header says "N.Y. / REGION|NEIGHBORHOOD JOINT | EAST VILLAGE".
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    The Stone is all about some obsessed fans. When the Knit was still on Leonard St, there was an article in the Voice about how they were bad for business because they didn't drink.
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    Can you BYOB? Nooooooooooooooooooooo! No food, no drinks.
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    Those wacky downtowners.
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    I like Irabagon's playing. Heard him with Altschul last year at Roulette.
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    So it's Pat's project/object.
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    Victor Lewis

    7/4 replied to 7/4's topic in Artists

    He looked just fine on Friday night. I was really impressed with his playing.
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    I've seen photos of the Sergio Merce microtonal saxophone. I didn't realize he recorded an album.
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    Victor Lewis

    7/4 posted a topic in Artists

    I just heard Victor play with Steve Turre a few nights ago. Killer show too, tribute to JJ Johnson. New AAJ interview - Victor Lewis: The Drummer's Spirit
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    Interesting, I thought they had a shade of Soft Machine! There's a bit of Canterbury in there, for sure.
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    John Abercrombie

    7/4 replied to 7/4's topic in Discography

    Still no release date on that box! New interview.
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    Seriously? I've never gotten that impression over the decades, either from print or conversations. I think his Blue Notes, Mwandishi are influential...people haven't quite forgotten Rockit yet.
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    Up 5th street on the left, long after the Fillmore was gone, Downtown Music Gallery had a store for years.
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    sk, It's my attitude that I will scarf up any 4-CD pre-retirement Miles box of previously unreleased live material if it is reasonably priced. Sometimes it's not in my budget, but that's another matter! Same here.
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    CPR interview: Colorado pianist champions minimalist classical music one chord at a time.
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    Rondo was a music retailer for years here in NJ until they closed up shop and moved off to NH. They were only about a half hour from my apt.
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    I am a cloth-earned nitwit.
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    I wasn't necessarily posting the link extra special for you, it's just a list.
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    Classical.net - Basic Repertoire, Baroque Period (1600 - 1750)
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    I love it, at the time I was more interested in SAWII. But I kept checking his music out as it came out and got stranger and stranger. Now, I really dig how he makes use of all the flutering, echo and reverb...those little production details.
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    Jon Hassell

    7/4 replied to 7/4's topic in Artists

    Brian Eno, Jon Hassell, World Financial Center, Sept. 1989
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    oh yes, I love it!
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