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The Fat Cat: Johnny O'neill then George Braith

Ralph Moore is making an appearance in NY this week. Although I am not an advocate of concerts that recreate something from the past, I am fan of Ralph Moore and Renee Rosnes. I bought my ticket to this concert. "The Man With the Horn: The Music of Miles Davis" http://www.92y.org/Event/Jazz-In-July-Miles-Davis.aspx How firm are set lists when preparing for a gig? Below is the set list for the concert. I like it better when tunes are randomly select, but I guess a working set list must be established before the show. Jeremy Pelt, trumpet Ralph Moore, tenor sax (a rare New York appearance) Steve Wilson, alto sax Renee Rosnes, piano Bill Charlap, piano Peter Washington, bass Lewis Nash, drums Program includes: “All Blues” “All of You” “Autumn Leaves” “Bye Bye Blackbird” “Dear Old Stockholm” “Donna Lee” “If I Were a Bell” “My Funny Valentine” “‘Round Midnight” “Someday My Prince Will Come”

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RIP.

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What a beautiful stray Turkish Angora cat I spotted while on vacation in Istanbul.

Wow. Another great loss. RIP Johnny.

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Thanks for the info! I live about 20 minutes away from there, so I'll probably drop by Saturday and hopefully find something interesting. Same here. I don't live that far away. I will try to attend.

Yup, 50 years since the original release and EU companies can release these.

Is this a collection of music from other albums besides Here Tis, or is there anything new? The only information I came across is this. Editorial Reviews Included first is Lou Donaldson's complete original LP Here 'Tis. Also contained here is a complete session recorded by Donaldson and Green.

Wow they're all gone now. I saw them in 78 at CBGBs.