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I will be catching these shows. Friday 11/22- Jim Hall - Lincoln Center Saturday 11/23 Chris Potter Underground - Dizzy's Club Coca Cola Sunday 11/24 - The Renee Rosnes Quartet at the Vanguard Tuesday 11/26 - Randy Weston and Billy Harper Duos at the Iridium. December 5th Benny Golson Quartet - Jazz Standard December 11 George Coleman Octet - Jazz Standard

1. When did you realize you wanted to play jazz? 2. Was playing jazz your first style of music you played?

I only drink for medicinal purposes. Actually, if I have one drink every 3 months that's a lot.

I give in. I am looking at the answers others posted. I can't guess any of these. I listened on the train to work and on the way home couldn't get any.

Sammy Davis Jr. Ol' Blue Eyes The Ling of Cool

Both Graham Chapman and John Cleese appear in the movie "The Magic Christian." I believe this was before Monty Python.

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"This is a bottle with a message and the message is... beware !" Still got the original vinyl recorded 'Live at the Classic, Silbury Hill' and with Vincent Wong the Sino-Scottish projectionist. Is 'Live at the Classic, Silbury Hill' the album that had several grooves to the vinyl and depending where the needle was place, you got an entirely different recording? I know one of their recordings was like this.

The five living members are getting back together. Hopefully it will be consists of a tour or at least a video of the performance. Any other fans here? http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-207_162-57612927/monty-python-set-to-reunite-for-a-stage-show/

The Guardian The Avengers Diana Rigg ( What a crush I had on her as a kid).

Album covers where artists are in the same outfit on other covers album covers where artists are in the same outfit on other covers

Or make a shit load from royalties on compositions. Horace Silver's home in Santa Monica over looked the Pacific ocean. That has to be worth some money. In his autobiography, Horace mentions making money from his publishing company. He learnt this from JJ Johnson and Gigi Gryce.

David Sanborn's place in Manhattan was recently up for sale for a few million. I would have to include Sonny Rollins on this list. In 2011 Sonny was getting 45k for each concert. 22 X 45,000 = 990000. The 45k came from some here who mentioned that is the rate Sonny was being paid.

I don't recall this one posted here.

This one doesn't show the Eiffel Tower but it has it in the name.

Off all the unissued session from Blue Note, what makes this one so attractive that is talked about so often here?

Kill the Trumpet Player centers on a few dangerous days in the life of Miles Davis (Cheadle), as he bursts out of his silent period and conspires with a Rolling Stone writer (McGregor) to steal back his music. Cheadle will make his feature directorial debut from a screenplay co-written by Steven Baigelman. BiFrost's Daniel Wagner is financing and will produce with Robert Ogden Barnum, Cheadle and Lenore Zerman for Crescendo Productions, Darryl Porter and Vince Wilburn Jr. Executive producers are Pamela Hirsch, Cheryl Davis, Erin Davis and Baigelman. Musician Herbie Hancock,a Davis collaborator, will also participate. http://movies.yahoo.com/news/afm-ewan-mcgregor-zoe-saldana-join-don-cheadles-050000519.html

I'm on my third listen and I can't get squat. I like every track. Time for listen number 5. I don't want to read the post yet. I want to get at least one track.

I hope all works out and she will be fine.

What do you get when you drop a piano down a mineshaft? You get an A flat minor.

I live no more than ten minutes from the home. It needs work.

All I have to say, JALC center should haven't gotten this one wrong. Coltrane didn't compose "My Favorite Things." 13 seconds into the video it states Coltrane composed "My Favorite Things." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKMskUpBUgQ