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In front of the computer: FLAC Living room & kitchen : CDs At work: mp3 or streaming Sunday morning: LPs And awful Radio while commuting.

Happy Birthday, MG!

René Urtreger - St Eustache Elysian fields - dreams that breathe your name And the soundtrack of SugarRush http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/546567

Going to see Louis Sclavis

Sophisticated Lady Sophia Loren Adalbert d'Alsace Dwayne Dolphin Wayne Fontana Pete Fountain Jean de la Fontaine La Génisse la Chèvre et la Brebis en société avec le Lion Alfred Lion

Boob Lady Boo Mike Wazowski

You mean Nana Michel Piccoli Megan Fox Jules Renard

Count me in, thanks. DL, please.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYJieoXe2Ws And enjoying the Kora Jazz Trio lately.

The Hungarian String Quartet Zoltán Kodály Salvador Dalí

* Cannonball Adderley - Alto saxophone, Leader * Miles Davis - Trumpet * Hank Jones - Piano * Sam Jones - Bass * Art Blakey - Drums

Ralph Moore, sax Mulgrew Miller, Piano Steve Turre, trombone Peter Washington, bass, Marvin Smitty Smith, drums

Jazz Contemporaries - Reasons in tonality harold mabern, piano clifford jordan, george coleman, ts julius watkins, fr horn keno duke, ds larry ridley, bs

Lewis Black Glenn Beck Dana Gould

Wow, sounds like a great gig! I love the new Mulatu record - Mulatu Steps Ahead. Hopefully the volcanic ash and planes being grounded don't disrupt the tour too much, worst places to be stuck than Athens. Let us know how things go. Have just got back from a gig in Poland with Mulatu's new band - this was our first gig...in Norway, Italy, France, Holland, and Finland soon... We're actually playing a few of the tunes from 'Mulatu Steps Ahead'...really great stuff! Have to say, this is a really fun band...and wonderful to be having the opportunity to play in some lovely places! A nice line-up too, with a kora in the mix! That sounds great Alexander. Do you plan a unique performance in France? Strasbourg looks a little too far!

NSFW, now I can get fired

Earl Hines - tour de force

Not to my knowledge, we just share the same city at nine centuries' distance. And nothing related to a mythological city and to an animal of the equidae family.

Very late, but happy birthday, Flurin!

Pullen-Adams City Gates Cedar Walton The maestro

Randy Weston - African Cookbook [for me] Joan Baez - Farewell Angelina [for dad] bruce springsteen - born to run [for mom] Next: the tatum group masterpieces vol 1.

Peter Gabriel "2" Herbie Hancock – Maiden Voyage

Congrats!

That would have been my second guess - but the second vid ("basters") pointed at Nam. MG Baster as Basse-Terre (Lowland), a locality in the South. Googled it. Looks beautiful. Definitely worth the trip for the moutains, active volcano and all these ocean activities stuff people like to do!