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How about Tivon Pennicott? I caught playing in Kenny Burrell's band a few years ago. He impressed me.

Long live Von.

RIP, albeit I wasn't into the disco scene she did have a great voice.

Yes the Al and John Cohn payed together. I have a few recordings with the two of them together.

Have a great day.

Can you name well known musicians that were house musicians in clubs? I know George Cable was the house pianist at the Keystone Korner. Tony Oxley was the house drummer at Ronnie Scott's. Would Albert Heath been the house drummer at the Montmartre Jazzhus in Copenhagen? He is on some many recordings in the 60s from that place. Marian McPartland had a regular gig at the Hickory House in NYC. I don't know if you would consider that the house pianist. NHOP was the house bass platyer at Montmartre.

Sorry to hear he past away. It takes balls to go into battle and photograph.

Buddy is known for both piano and vibes. There's not that much available by him as a leader. I do have "A Love Affair in Paris." The only other session that seems to be available is "Live at Maybeck Recital Hall, Vol. 15." Anyone have this? Is it worth getting?

Wow four session on that release. I will look for that one.

I am listening to "I Remember Brother Ray." I am really enjoying his Newman's playing. This is the only session I have of him as a leader. Any others worth getting. I also have a live broadcast from Berlin in November 2003 that is wonderful.

I was there in March and didn't notice any.

I can tell you a glass of beer first thing in the morning doesn't work. I have to try the water approach.

Here is the entire song. full tune

Thanks.

I am drawing a blank. I have heard it before. Below is a sample of the tune played by Cedar Walton and Jackie McLean. http://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/15619603/551418487/name/Unknown_mclean_walton%2Emp3

Maybe she's trying to fit in here. article

Anyone get to listen to the Lincoln Center concert on XM last night. I don't have XM so I didn't get to listen.

That was nice to see.

NFL legend Junior Seau found dead at his California home TMZ is reporting retired NFL star Junior Seau is dead, and the police are investigating a shooting in his home: NFL legend Junior Seau was found dead in his home in Oceanside, CA ... and cops are investigating a shooting ... multiple law enforcement sources tell TMZ. Cops are currently at Seau's home just outside San Diego. Seau was 43-years-old ... and leaves behind 3 kids and an ex-wife. Seau, a 12-time Pro Bowler and 6-time First-Team All-Pro, was selected fifth overall in the 1990 NFL draft after an outstanding collegiate career at USC. He played with the San Diego Chargers through the 2002 season, spent 2003-2005 with the Miami Dolphins, and then signed with the New England Patriots in time for the 2006 season. In New England's perfect regular season of 2007, he played in all 16 games and started four. Seau first retires after that season, only to come back and play in 2008 and 2009 before finally leaving the NFL for good. "I'm going to go surf," he told Showtime upon his January, 2010 retirement announcement. Whatever happens, I can say, honestly say, that that probably was my last game." Seau is the eighth member of the Chargers 1994 Super Bowl team to pass. We will keep you updated on this story as more news is confirmed. Article Cops are now saying it was suicide.

R.I.P. ackie

I can't wait till I can get a copy. Louis Armstrong's last trumpet recording now a CD WASHINGTON (AP) — A live recording of Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong playing his trumpet for one of the last times is being released to the public for the first time. On Jan., 29, 1971, Armstrong was a featured performer at the National Press Club in Washington, celebrating the inauguration of fellow Louisiana native Vernon Louviere as the club's president. On Friday, Armstrong's performance was played back in the same place for musicians, historians and some who were there for the original performance. The new album is called "Red Beans and Rice-ly Yours: Satchmo at the National Press Club." Article

Yup. Couldn't agree more. When you play together for years you begin know and anticipate what will happen. The Coltrane Quartet is another example. Today Randy Weston's been playing with the same musicians for years. The only change in that band was when Benny Powell past away. Not that many more groups can make that claim.

pianist- Danilo Perez, bassist- John Patitucci, and drummer- Brian Blade I wish I didn't have something scheduled these next two nights or I would have been at one of the shows. Bertrand, a full report is due Monday on how the 2 concerts were.

Mister Gin, Fall, The Turn Gate, Eva, Prometheus Unbound

I caught the first set Wednesday night. The band was real tight. Nice job David. If anyone is wondering to check out this band, you should. David Weiss- tp, leader Ravi Coltrane- ts, Marcus Strickland- ts, ss, Tim Green- as, Norbert Stachel- bs, bcl, Michael Dease, Joe Fiedler- tb, Jeremy Pelt- tp, Taylor Haskins- tp, Geri Allen- p, Dwayne Burno- b, E.J. Strickland- d