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Two posts by Doug Sclar from the Bright-Moments yahoo group:

There's some nice footage that can be ordered at sendemitschnitt@swr.de (www.swr.de). Cost EUR 25 (incl. shipping within Germany). Or if anyone is interested in a trade, please send a message. This "Jazz gehört und gesehen" episode also features Georg Wein and his Newport All Stars (with Pee Wee Russell, Ruby Braff, Vic Dickenson, Jimmy Woode, Buzzy Drooten). I don't know if they can provide NTSC copies. April 19, 1961 Stadthalle, Baden-Baden (D) Wednesday Roland Kirk ts, mz, str, fl, whistle; René Urtreger p; Pierre Michelot b; Kenny Clarke dr a. Broadway 2:15 ARD (D) TV broadcast b. Summertime 3:02 -- c. Drumsky 1:22 -- d. Little Fugue 1:55 -- Notes: d. RK only This Jazz series runs about 40 minutes. RK appears in the middle of the show with George Wein and his Newport All Stars performing first and last. Issues: Recorded and broadcast as part of series "JAZZ GEHÖRT UND GESEHEN" #23 Announced and produced by Joachim-Ernst Berendt for Südwestfunk Baden-Baden, (D).

There may be more female instrumentalists in classical music but I'm not sure whether "the vibe is quite different."

The Status of Women In German Orchestras: A Report Based on Practical Experience, by Abbie Conant. http://www.osborne-conant.org/status.htm

1961 Baden-Baden Coltrane footage ("Impressions") in slow motion with a "John Coltrane 1942" text insert plus "Blue Train" playing in the background - strange mixture.

http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...%20johnson&st=0 I'll buy it but won't listen to it.

Sunday, 23:55 http://www.br-online.de/programme/bfs/inde...2&date=20030914

Ornette Coleman as, tp, viol; David Izenzon b; Charles Moffett d, perc. http://www.jazzdisco.org/ornette-dis/c/

Sorry, damn language barrier. It's the other way round. I programmed #4 and #9 and played them, in repeat mode, for 10 hours, non-stop.

Thick perhaps. So, please explain your mentioning this look-alike. Should it prove your point in a stereotypcical fashion?

I don't understand why you come up with a look-alike instead of an argument.

Why? What's your point if there is one?

Tried to listen these tunes to death today but didn't succeed.

Dave Holland Quintet http://www.3sat.de/programm_tag.php3?url=12.09.2003 Pat Metheny Quartet http://www.3sat.de/programm_tag.php3?url=13.09.2003

Cool CD, glad to have it. "Life Wish" and "Decoder" are my favorites.

Well, $3 - $25. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...0&category=3544

Nice ad. Those VIC-20s are hard to find these days. The Sentinel

Rabih Abou-Khalil - Blue Camel http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&u...l=Ao8rz28gr055a

The New York Bass Violin Choir S/T (Strata East SES 8003) Thank you!

There's some footage of his appearance with Kirk, Tommy Potter and Kenny Clarke (Milano 1964) in circulation. Great fun to watch.

Dr Wills said: "I am not trying to say that all jazz musicians are crazy, but I have highlighted a trend in mental health problems that is comparable to other creative people." After "studying" 40 people (out of?). This is ridiculous.

Joe, mp3s of both the vinyl and the 2002 CD: 2002 CD 1974 vinyl (06:42-07:18)

Cadence Jazz Records (see link in my previous post). Be aware that Kirk isn't on this date.

Can you give us the cue where this dropout occurs. I'd like to compare it to the vinyl release.

It took me five years to realize that this is a great recording. There's another one: #1101 Tommy Peltier's Jazz Corps - Freddy Rodriguez, Lynn Blessing, Bill Plummer, Maurice Miller - "Live at the Lighthouse 1963-67" http://www.cadencebuilding.com/cadence/cjr.html