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I've got a few days off over the next week so maybe I'll head in to London and call in at the Hendrix gaff, if it is open to the public.

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Wow - Happy Birthday to Wayne. Lots of respect for him here on this board. Will be sure to spin one of his vinyls tonight. Probably 'Schizophrenia' .

I like the bit about the gas-powered refridgerator. Only in England !

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Yep - wishing a speedy recovery from the op.

Interesting snippet of film from the BBC. Hendrix's Pad

An interesting Obituary for Harry here. Turns out he was actually 86 when he died - and not in his 70s. Amazing then that he kept so active musically on the horn well into this year. Harry Beckett Obit

That should take a % or two from the 2010 Chinese GDP growth figure..

Quite (and via a FlamboneTM at that) - Mulgrew is a class act. Never seen less than a good gig from him - and his recordings (particularly the Landmarks) kick ass.

Hope he doesn't suffer from flatulence !

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Good luck with it !

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After reading 48 pages of thoughts on this box on the site, I figured I should find out what the fuss was about. Got a great deal on it - £100 for the mono set at HMV. :rsmile:

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Bones & Bari?

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Yes, that fabulous saxophone lineup of Evan Parker, Duncan Lamont, Ray Warleigh and Julian Arguelles - where else can you witness that? One of the highlights of the 75th concert was hearing their combined sound (I recall at least one cracking solo by Parker that night). Ian Hamer was also in the trumpets that night - now sadly no longer with us. Good to see that Derek Watkins and Henry Lowther are again in the lineup. I caught the Turner Sims show for the 75th and Konitz took a little while to get going - both he and Wheeler were featured in duet on 'How Deep Is The Ocean' which they both seem to enjoy. I think I've got an FM recording of the RFH performance somewhere - must dig it out.

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Yep, I've heard that Norma Winstone group with Gesing and Venier live before. I think it was at Bath about 5 years ago. Last appearance I saw of Norma Winstone was as part of a Michael Garrick Sextet at the Ian Carr Tribute along with Art Themen, Henry Lowther, Dave Green and Trevor Tompkins. Great to actually get to see that lineup ('Troppo' vintage). I think that the Wheeler 80th will be a must-see. I was mightily impressed with the 75th (in which they flew Dave Holland in for the concerts). Norma was in the front line for that one - along with Lee Konitz !

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