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More info on the jazz cafe https://www.bostonmagazine.com/restaurants/2019/01/16/jazz-urbane-cafe-dudley-square/

John Raymond and Real Feels: Joy Ride John Raymond: flugelhorn Gilad Hekselman: guitar Colin Stranahan: drums

Bill Banfield from Berklee College of Music is opening a Jazz Cafe https://www.berklee.edu/focused/africana/director Mayor Walsh announced tonight that musician William Banfield will be opening a cafe in Dudley Square's Bolling Building that will couple a restaurant with performances that will range from jazz to dance and theater. Banfield, a professor at Berklee College of Music, says that while his JazzUrbane Cafe will serve up food and entertainment at night, during the day he will open it up for use by community groups and arts organizations. Walsh announced Banfield's selection for the 7,800 square feet of space in the city-owned building during his State of the City address tonight. In a statement, Banfield said: I am excited for the opportunity to create a truly unique experience in Roxbury, to bring back jazz to Dudley Square, and build an establishment that will become a destination for all residents and visitors. An opening date was not announced.

St. Paul's Cathedral and the City of London

Fred Taylor: Manager of Jazz Workshop and later Scullers

Charles Lloyd sitting on a bed, 1972

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it's likely you've run out of disk space. Felser has good points, knowing more about what you have will help troubleshoot. I'll assume you're running Win 10. Here's what I would do before trashing the PC. 1. Make a backup of your data. Use the default OS backup program and point it to an external HDD. 2. Reset your PC. Under Settings, Update & Security. Look for Reset this PC. Click on the getting started button. When prompted to remove personal files say yes. This will factory reset your system. 3. Relaunch windows. Test your system for performance. If it's working fine then you'll only need to bring back files from your backup. When it's time to bring back your files, do it incrementally by folder, bring back only what you need. If you save everything to My Documents you should be fine migrating all that data back. Be more careful with system files and logs - most is unnecessary junk and what might be needed is often rebuilt by the SW program. Save that backup drive, do not use it for anything until you've determined that you have all the files you want to keep. I tell everyone who is in a market for a new PC to wait as long as possible. Spectre and Meltdown viruses are still not patched, and won't be until a new architecture is in place. WAIT....I just saw your specs post. Windows 8??? They may have quietly re-launched the free upgrade to Windows 10. After backing up your data try to upgrade. If not, try to downgrade to Win 7. If you're able to do either select the option that resets your PC. In both cases you'll likely need to have freed up HDD space (delete your files after backup) before you upgrade. Windows 8 is full of bugs. Given you're on version 8, see if there is a windows 7 backup option on your windows 8 OS. If it's there, use that for your backup.

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Thomas Marriott - trumpet & flugelhorn Joe Locke - vibraphone, drum programming Ryan Cohan - piano, fender rhodes, orchestrations and software instrument performances & programming Jeff Johnson - bass John Bishop - drums

Context

Andy Biskin clarinet/bass clarinet, arrangements John Carlson trumpet Dave Smith trumpet Kenny Warren trumpet Rob Garcia drums

Progressive Rock. Gleb Kolyadin – grand piano, keyboards Gavin Harrison – drums Nick Beggs – bass Theo Travis – flute, saxophones Vlad Avy – guitars Evan Carson – bodhran and percussion with Steve Hogarth Mick Moss Jordan Rudess also: Grigorii Osipov – vibraphone, marimba, glockenspiel Iliia Diakov – violin Alexander Peresypkin – cello Grigory Voskoboynik – double bass Tatiana Dubovaya – vocals Svetlana Shumkova – hang drum, spoken vocals

Junco

This is impressive work.

Really enjoying my first listen of this.

David Adler article: https://jazztimes.com/features/andrew-hill-once-more-jazz-with-feeling/ AN ANALYSIS OF SELECTED IMPROVISATIONS BY ANDREW HILL AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRESSIVE JAZZ PIANO, 1959-2005 BY CHRISTOPHER ERIC REYMAN: https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/bitstream/handle/2142/26152/Reyman_Christopher.pdf w/transcribed solos Guide to the Andrew Hill papers, music and audiovisual recordings, 1956-2011: http://www2.scc.rutgers.edu/ead/ijs/hillf.html

A podcast from Greg Osby, talking about Andrew Hill Legacy project. http://straightnochaserjazz.libsyn.com/podcast-andrew-hill-legacy-project