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i plan to buy a condo this summer, so i contacted can-am this morning. they're sending me samples of 3 or 4 of their available colors. I may end up getting four 3-drawer cabinets with a mica top for my cds. not sure if i'll get cabinets for the sound equipment and the tv. yep, it'll be 'spensive, but me and my collection are worth it.

i agree! while i enjoyed her in that classic film, i remember her best for her longstanding stint on the show to tell the truth

not openly. it's probably best to delete your post and offer "something" via pm or email.

it figures that chewsome would stop at the mobley auction. check out some of the other items by the same seller: there are a few others, as well as several pieces of sheet music handwritten by the duke!

i buy taiyo-yudens from runtechmedia.com. great product at a very good price (100 for $27 w/ free shipping). here's a link: runtechmedia

pat metheny and brad mehldau, "two of modern jazz’s most distinctive personalities." remarks like this one make me weep.

no, but read this: Musicians: Roscoe Mitchell, Richard Davis, Bernie Worrell, Brendan McCarty, Mark Sinnott, Matt Rodgers, Jeff Muendel, Corey Wilkes. All of the musicians were given certain tracks to listen to and no one played at the same time. The concept was similar to the classical baroque style of performing. The phone messages are real messages from 2005-2006 during that time of my life.

Here's the complete program from the concert: THE SCHOOL OF JAZZ, INCORPORATED presents THE THIRD ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT August 29, 1959, 8:30 P.M. BERKSHIRE MUSIC BARN LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS PROGRAM: Straight No Chaser (Thelonious Monk) Aristocracy (Sandy Schmidt) Lone Ranger and the Great Horace Silver (David Baker) Song For Gunther (David Baker) Gunther Schuller Ensemble: Perry Robinson-cl; John Eckert-tpt; Don Stewart-tsx; David Baker-btbn; Gunther Schuller-fr hn; Sandy Schmidt, Nico Bunink-p; Mona Neves-b; Bob Fuhlrodt-d Monk's Sphere (Gary McFarland) Summer Day (Gary McFarland) Relaxin' At Music Inn (Dizzy Sal) Jingles (Wes Montgomery, arr. Al Kiger) Bill Evans, Jim Hall, Connie Kay Ensemble: Al Kiger-tpt; Ted Casher-tsx; Dick Wright-tbn; Gary McFarland-vbs; Attilla Zoller-g; Dizzy Sal-p; Doug McLaughlin-b; Bill Sharfman-d Vanguard (Ran Blake) Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise (Oscar Hammerstein & Sigmund Romberg) Milano (John Lewis) D. C. Special (Kenny Dorham) Kenny Dorham Ensemble: Peter Farmer, Kenny Dorham-tpt; Sture Swenson-bsx, tsx; Paul Dunyhower-tbn; David Lahm, Ran Blake-p; Walter Bernard-b; John Bergamo-d The Sphinx (Ornette Coleman) Compassion (Ornette Coleman) Giggin' (Ornette Coleman) Inn Tune (Margo Guryan) Max Roach, John Lewis Ensemble: Don Cherry-tpt; Ornette Coleman-asx; Kent McGarity-tbn, btpt; Steve Kuhn, Ron Brown-p; Larry Ridley-b; Barry Greenspan-d INTERMISSION Red (Jimmy Giuffre) Stratusphunk (George Russell) Come Rain or Come Shine (Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer) Ray's Time (Jimmy Giuffre) Jimmy Giuffre F. & M. Schaefer Scholarship Ensemble: Tony Greenwald-tpt; Jimmy Giuffre-ww; Ian Underwood-f; Lenny Popkin-asx; Herb Gardner-tbn; David Mackay-p; John Keyser-b; Paul Cohen-d To Thee, O Asphodel (Bobby Freedman) Domingo (Benny Golson) Take The A Train (Billy Strayhorn) Sweet And Lovely Paul's Pal (Sonny Rollins) Blue Grass (Danny Kent) Herb Pomeroy Ensemble: Tony Greenwald, Al Kiger, 2 unknown-tpt; Ornette Coleman, Lenny Popkin-asx; Ian Underwood-f, asx; Ted Casher-tsx; Sture Swenson-bsx?; Herb Gardner, Paul Dunyhower?-tbn; David Baker-btbn; Gary McFarland-vibes; David Mackay-p; John Keyser-b; Paul Cohen-d; Herb Pomeroy-cond Selections from the concert were released on Lenox School Of Jazz Concert 1959 (Royal Jazz RJD 513). 1. The sphinx - (O.Coleman) - 6:21* 2. Inn tune - (M.Guryan) - 3:13* 3. D. C. Special - (K.Dorham) - 4:44 4. Monk's Sphere - (G. McFarland) - 4:18 5. Jingles - (J.Johnson) - 3:24 6. Stratusphunk - (G.Evans/G.Russell) - 4:34 7. Ray's Time - (J.Giuffre) - 5:07 8. Lone Ranger and the Great Horace Silver - (D.Baker) - 5:11 9. To Thee, O Asphodel - (B. Freedman) - 2:06 10. Paul's Pal - (S.Rollins) - 4:04 11. Blue Grass - (D.Kent) - 5:38

can't go, i'm stuck in boston. arrghh, i can't take it!

you could start by posting this thread in the "looking for" forum.

Monday, April 9 • 5:30p MARK SHELDON Jazz Photography Exhibit Opening www.marksheldonphotography.com Join us as we unveil the newest art for the JK walls courtesy of photographer Mark Sheldon. His photographs are featured in many prominent jazz magazine including Downbeat and Jazztimes where he has earned national prestige. Wine tasting courtesy of Los Vascos and All-American Wines special thanks to Dan Golando Light hors d’ouvres provided by The Jazz Kitchen Entertainment by the Frank Glover Quartet • 7:30 jazz kitchen website Yeeeaaahhhh ___________ MARK!

so chewbacka, we're you able to locate any copies?

yeah yeah, sure you do.

yes, there are quite a few good recordings that can be found on the lrc label, including slide hamptom's mellow-dy, and the ellington birthday sessions. check out the tracks on this 5-disc set called time remembered: lrc jazz legacy anthology: Disc: 1 1. I'll Take Romance - McCoy Tyner 2. Good Vibration - Richard Groove Holmes 3. Come Rain or Come Shine - Bucky Pizzarelli, John Pizzarelli 4. Make Someone Happy - Woody Herman 5. Chameleon - Buddy Rich 6. Milestones - Chet Baker 7. Blues Bag - Kenny Burrell 8. Keester Parade - Harry "Sweets" Edison 9. All Right, O.K., You Win - Joe Williams 10. Home Come'n - Lucky Thompson 11. Animal Dance - The Modern Jazz Quartet 12. (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters 13. My Heart Stood Still - Teddy Wilson 14. Dear Old Stockholm - Stan Getz Disc: 2 1. Kiss to Build a Dream On - Louis Armstrong 2. Maria - Maynard Ferguson 3. Seven Minds - Ron Carter, Jimmy Ponder 4. Up Jumped Spring - Benny Golson 5. Get into the Wind - Joe "Cornbread" Thomas 6. Tapioca - Hank Crawford, Jimmy McGriff 7. Cherokee - Peter Appleyard 8. Tenor of the Times - Phil Woods 9. Foggy Day - Sir Roland Hanna 10. Scat Blues - Sarah Vaughan 11. Summer Thing - Zoot Sims 12. Shiny Stockings - Harry James Disc: 3 1. Tangerine - John Bunch 2. Let's Fall in Love - Jay Leonhart, Ken Peplowski 3. Blues in Green - Grant Green 4. Stardust - Benny Golson, Freddie Hubbard 5. Just One of Those Things - Ella Fitzgerald 6. Take the "A" Train - Duke Ellington 7. Quiet Night - Earl Hines 8. Girl Talk - Dakota Station 9. Jumpin' at the Woodside - Count Basie 10. West Side Story - Buddy Rich & His Big Band 11. Inside a Silent Tear - Carmen McRae 12. Sweet Georgia Brown - Benny Carter, Benny Carter 13. Mean to Me - Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis 14. Blue Moon - Art Blakey Disc: 4 1. Me and My Baby - Lee Konitz 2. Every Day I Have the Blues - T-Bone Walker 3. Psychedelic Sally - Lionel Hampton 4. El Moodo Grande - Randy Brecker, Mike Longo 5. Donna Lee - Sonny Fortune, Sal Nistico 6. Russian Lullabye - Hank Jones 7. Lament - Slide Hampton 8. After You've Gone - Stéphane Grappelli 9. Kush - Dizzy Gillespie 10. Stop Motion - Max Roach Disc: 5 1. Squeeze Me - Gary Burton, Jay Leonhart 2. Time Remembered - Bill Evans, Bill Evans 3. There Will Never Be Another You - Sonny Stitt 4. Soft Winds - Illinois Jacquet 5. Jeru - Gerry Mulligan 6. Good Morning - Joe Lovano 7. Flavors - George Benson, Joe Lovano, Lonnie Liston Smith 8. Country Man - Dakota Staton 9. Blue Monk - Thelonious Monk 10. OC-DC - Gato Barbieri, Don Cherry the box can be had for only $14. some of the cds may be available separately as well. here's a link to sound clips for the entire set: amg

some of the confusion may be caused by the fact that this title has been reissued with different covers several times over the years. additionally, it looks like amazon has mistakenly used the cover art to a compilation called double exposure for some of it's entries. btw, lrc also reissued this title along with another compilation called with european friends that features different tracks recorded between 1958 and 1971.

okay, i might have been mistaken in saying that both cd are currently in print. still, i had no difficulty quickly finding vendors who have both titles in stock. now i know you don't have a credit card, but quite a few online vendors, including amazon, accept personal checks, bank certified checks, and postal money orders. as far being a real shrink - yes i am. as far a f'ing with your mind - no, not this time.

so go buy 'em. they're in print.

oh boy, do i!

not a big fan of i much prefer

mario bauza is an unknown?

June 30, Joe Henderson & Al Foster July 1, Gerri Allen & Paul Motian July 2, Don Cherry & Ed Blackwell July 3, Gonzalo Rubalcaba & Paul Motian July 5, Pat Metheny & Jack Dejohnette July 6, Egberto Gismonti July 7, Paul Bley & Paul Motian July 8, Liberation Music Orchestra (LMO: Tom Harrell, Stanton Davis, Ray Anderson, Sharon Freeman, Joe Daley, Ken McIntyre, Joe Lovano, Ernie Watts, Gerri Allen, Mick Goodrick, Paul Motian)

just got another one: Stealth Maestro Viti Squeeze me likey!

I can't decide between Delicious Viti Flava and Golden Brown J. Clinton Of course, you gotta love our friend Kevin, aka Deacon Dr. Bresnahan Valentine

no metheny, but:

from my neck of the woods, how about: I'm A therapist, not YOUR therapist! Psychologist: Will diagnose for coffee If you're passive aggressive and know it, make other people feel guilty until they clap their hands This is not countertransference. I just don't like you.* Watch out: My id is kicking my ego's butt You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me! Yes, I'm a psychologist. No, I can't "fix" you. *Countertransference: a therapist's feelings about the client stemming from their own issues, i.e., their own baggage.