7/4

I might consider going to this.

1981/02/20 or 1981/02/21? check here I was at this show: 1983/03/12 - McCarter Theatre, PRINCETON, NJ, USA (except it was across campus at Alexander Hall) An amazing experience.

I've been exploring boots on easytree and it inspired me to order these: King Crimson - Cap D' Agde, France. August 26, 1982 King Crimson - Live in Philadelphia, PA , July 30, 1982 King Crimson - Live at Moles Club, Bath 1981 King Crimson - The Champaign-Urbana Sessions, 1983 I only own one CC, #20, Live at the Zoom Club, 10/13/1972.

huh? ← Sorry...we didn't know you drove Chevy.

I didn't even realise he was still alive. I love this show, I still tune in. At least he had a long life.

Article published May 27, 2005 Eddie Albert, star of 'Green Acres,' dead at 99 By BOB THOMAS Associated Press Writer Eddie Albert, whose lighthearted portrayals made him a favorite in movies and television for more than 50 years, has died. He was 99. Albert died of pneumonia Thursday at his home in the Pacific Palisades area, in the presence of his longtime caregivers and son Albert, family friend Dick Guttman said Friday. Albert achieved his greatest fame on television's "Green Acres" as Oliver Douglas, a New York lawyer who settles in a rural town with his glamorous wife, played by Eva Gabor. He was nominated for Academy Awards as supporting actor in "Roman Holiday" (1953) and "The Heartbreak Kid" (1972). The actor moved smoothly from the Broadway stage to movies to television. Besides his 1965-1971 run in "Green Acres," he costarred on TV with Robert Wagner in "Switch" from 1975 to 1978 and was a semi-regular on "Falcon Crest" in 1988. He was a tireless conservationist, crusading for endangered species, healthful food, cleanup of Santa Monica Bay pollution and other causes. He had remained healthy even in old age. "Three days ago he was playing basketball in his wheelchair with his granddaughter," Guttman said. "He stayed very vital."

If it's the right shade they turn me on.

King Crimson - CC - Cap D' Agde, France. August 26, 1982 King Crimson -CC - Live in Philadelphia, PA , July 30, 1982 King Crimson - CC - Live at Moles Club, Bath 1981 King Crimson - CC - The Champaign-Urbana Sessions, 1983 Should show up here sometime next week.

Don't think so. I've at least stopped a couple of DVDs.

Oh man. J&R is only two train rides away, I can be there in less than an hour. Looks like I might visti on Sat. afternoon.

Fripp interviews Mahavishnu John

Pannalal Ghosh was born in Barisal, now in Bangla Desh. And he died in New Delhi. Kirana gharana? I thought his name rang a bell. That's the same tradition as Pandit Pran Nath. Hm...New Delhi is in Northern India, he's got to be a Hindustani musican too. Here, it says: Ustad Allauddin Khan was Ali Akbar Khans father, Ravi Shankars ex-father in law. Hariprasad Chaurasia studied with his daughter, Annapurna Khan. And of course, Ravi Shankar is Norah Jones father.

Whoops, my fault... he got 'lumped'! ← These things happen sometimes!

I've been a fan of Hariprasad Charuasia, the Hindustani bansuri flute player. He's amazing. The recordings on Nimbus are where I got my start. Hindustani (slide) guitarist Debashish Bhattacharya is pretty amazing. I heard him at Joe's Pub last Summer. more later...

Tabla Trang thread

dude...Pandit Pran Nath was born in Lahore, North India, now Pakistan. Pandit Pran Nath's first appearance in the West in 1970 essentially introduced the vocal tradition of Hindustani classical music to the U.S.

What a stupid post. Really. ← I thought he stopped years ago.

He's da man...

Happy Birthday B3er!

I don't use any midi in performance now. Last time was June 2001, then I started to play the microtonal guitar in public. Improvisations turned into compositions. I've started a piece for Cello and Microtonal Guitar that I'm writing on the guitar. I wrote a string qt. last year at the computer with a Korg MS2000 and started another one a few months ago. Someone is suggesting I write for a larger group. So it really depends on what I'm working on.

I haven't checked lately, but I think they still do. Check the demo player on their web site. Nice sounds...

Just for programing with a midi keyboard. I need some decent sounds to compose & score with. I might have an opportunity to write some more "classical" music and my old Proteus/2 orchestral synth isn't flexable enough. I'm 99% sure I'm buying GPO.

http://www.garritan.com/ cuz they is holdin' a sale. $139. and there's a good chance I'll get a fair bit of use out of it. Hmm....

Black/Black?

Same here. Looks good.