Niko

saw a documentary on television where some monkey was supposed to get something to eat out of some complicated box-type thing... when the candy had fallen into some obstacle (and the experiment was formally over) the monkey went to the other room to get a screwdriver, removed the screws from the experiment set-up and finally got his candy...

no idea on your questions but a warm welcome from this side

in the mail today another fine OJC Wilbur Ware - The Chicago Sound and side products of yesterdays chritmas shopping from various brief looks into cut out bins and the like, everything rather cheap but nothing i'd have bought otherwise Walt Weiskopf - Man of Many Colors Ran Blake' Horace Silver tribute album Klezmatics - Rhythm 'n' Jews

"I will, I will go to a house That's, that's what I will do I will go to a house..." now tell me that's not what you'll be doing...

the ike quebec album (blue & sentimental) is a very good album ... has grant green as a sideman ! pflichtkauf ! wenn die pflichten so aussehen: gerne!

there are also the final three tracks of the Elmo Hope Connoisseur CD with Hope, Land, Butler, Vinnegar and Stu Williamson on trumpet (and finally Harold Land's the Fox with Hope, Land, Butler plus Dupree Bolton on trumpet and Herbie Lewis on bass...)

a lot in those batches for me, Jutta Hipp with Zoot Sims has the same Sims/Lloyd frontline as Zoot Sims goes to Jazzville which I like so much..., the redd album was on my wishlist for long, as was the silver; will certainly check out one or two louis smith; hutcherson seems like a good idea, too, and as i've been listening a lot to the two ike quebec records i already have, i already see myself not buying everything i want from these batches...

rather detailed article on Hipp: http://www.vonschuttenbach.com/articles/Ju...ly_2006_new.pdf (english translation at the end...)

you can add rod levitt to the trombone section (and bill barber if you don't mind a tuba)

Donald Ayler Art Davis

sorry jazzman but this is a country music board, we just prefer to call it jazz

happy birthday

in case anyone else needs to look it up "cor" means "oh my god" (?), hadn't seen it before and now MG uses it on several threads

that's really the buy now price, 98 Euro shipping or pick it up yourself (which would be right around the corner for me but i don't have a car and even that wouldn't suffice...) i saw a finished auction for the same organ with 5 or 6 bids and a finishing bid of 102 Euro...

the type of thing you find on ebay when you cannot sleep... if i got this right then this thing doesn't sound more like a "real" organ than any new keyboard i'd buy(?) so the advantage would be that on it i could probably learn to play on an organ (with foot pedals and stuff)... guess i will not buy it, it's not the price that bothers me (if it still works then i guess the price is ok...) but that i have to pay rent for the huge space where it stands...

hi, i'd like to know whether it is silly to buy something like this / what this is: http://cgi.ebay.de/Hammond-Orgel_W0QQitemZ...1QQcmdZViewItem the price is rather low (40 Euro=60$) and i could maybe go there to test it... thank you very much!

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that's my favorite, too... (but there is still too much i don't know)

Alban Berg - Wozzek Richard Strauss - Salome Maurice Ravel - String Quartet and Claude Debussy - String Quartet (i have them on one CD, the only classical cd that gets rgular play overhere) Johannes Brahms - Clarinet Sonatas Cesar Franck - Violin Sonata and sentimental favorite Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Violin Concerto

nothing others here haven't known for years... Charles Tolliver - Impact (Enja) Eddy Louiss - Trio and Bohemia after Dark Ike Quebec - Heavy Soul Lee Morgan - Leeway Sonny Criss - Mr Blues Pour Flirter Grant Green - Talkin About Bobby Jaspar - Moder Jazz au Club St Germain Freddie Hubbard - Open Sesame

don't like to tell you but as far as i can see this is true for any age group you pick

maybe another candidate thread for the new classical forum (now tell me why is classical under music discussions and hammond zone under general... ) i need a recording of the Waldstein sonata as a christmas present, my buying instructions include: not too slow, melody lines should come out clearly ("Bach-like"?), not too dynamic/dramatic, no cheating in the fast runs... any idea which recording is great and (in tendency) matches these requirements?

wilbur ware - the chicago sound (ojc) surprised to see this was still around

took me two days to realize how offensive i could have taken THAT (if i weren't swiss in a broad sense of the word as well)

hey, why does the picture say 9999 posts?