Popper Lou

There's too many Kenny G wannabees here. There's Bird and there's me.

Thanks for the concern.

These guys are all dead. How did he manage to get them to sign the book? It makes me wonder if it is real.

Is he in full retirement, or does he come out and play every now and then?

In the studio, you can always do another take to get it right. When it's live, you just have that once chance. That's makes me enjoy live music more.

When Richie Powell and Clifford Brown died, who was driving?

I always wondered what is different between the two. Anyone have the answer?

What would listen to if jazz never happened?

I got one as a gift. I wouldn't buy one narmally.

I collect sport memorabilia.

My jazz collection stands at 2223 CD's. I have no albums.

I recently pick up some Dexter Gordon broadcasts on Steeple Chase. I love them. I started wondering of all the radio broadcasts done from the 1930's to present, is there a place where they reside? There is probably hundreds of thousands of great AM and FM shows. I would like to get my hand on some of them. It seems to be just a handful that have made it to disc. I live now in NY. Would anyone know if the museum of TV and radio would house them?

In August, I meet Percy Heath and had his sign a copy of his CD "A Love Song". He was talking about his career with the crowd at the Iridium in NY. He mentioned that the MJQ wanted Wes to join the band, but Wes said no. He didn't give a reason. Maybe it isn't well known.

Anyone know why Wes past up making it the Moden Jazz Quintet? From what I ready recently, he was offered to join the band.

I am leaning towards Go!. Sonny Clark brought his "A" game to this session, along with Dexter.