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I got the same ad today.

I'm A Lemon-Squeezin' Daddy (Nappy Brown) Lemonana Vasconcelos (Uri Caine) A Lemon Fruit Tree (Cooper-Moore) Lemon Twist (John Fisher) Lemon Drop (Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass) Next up: Pass

La Perfume (Dave Douglas) Perfume de Gardenias ( Ibrahim Ferrer) Perfume For Winnie (Abdullah Ibrahim) Perfume de otonjo (Alejandro Sanchez) Perfume (Django Bates) Next up: Champ

Originally the BFT was going to be all piano solo tracks. I do that maybe for the next time. No this isn't Tete. This one someone will get. Correct, it isn't Petrucciani. This is someone well known. Mike, you need to give a handicap. You're way too good at this. Yes it is Stitt playing with a real great band on the island of Kyushu, which is part of Japan.

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I Have Is Yours (Betty Carter) Everything I Have Is Yours (Betty Carter) Yours Is My Heart Alone (Art Pepper) Yours Truly (Snooks Eaglin) Countdown To Destiny Is Yours (Billy Harper) Next up: Mine

Nay you have a great day.

The Vampire's Revenge (Dom Minasi) Wookie's Revenge (Joey DeFrancesco) Cato’s Revenge (Gary Burton) Sweet Revenge? (Tony Williams) J.D.'s Revenge (Orrin Evans) Next up: Grove

No, this isn't Bird. I have to listen to this again. I didn't think this player sounded like Bird.

You are right. The tune is called "Robbins Nest." It is Clayton, Tate, Wells, Berry and Thompson. I didn't count on someone having seen this band back in the day. This band is playing Mingus' compositions but Mingus isn't in this band. More later. It's one of his work shop bands. Besides George Adams, any idea who is on trumpet and piano?

I hope you had a great day.

Once in 2010 she told Lee Konitz to get back up on stage because he owed her 10 minutes. If he didn't she said "I ain't paying you." I don't know if she wouldn't have pay Lee, but Lee and his band did go back up on stage and thhe played. He closed with "Sweet Lorraine," much to the audiences pleasure. She didn't even acknowledge his tribute to her, albeit in a cynical way. She even once yelled at me for standing outside the club at 7:15. "The door don't open to 8. Go for a walk and don't loiter." If it wasn't for Cecil Taylor playing there, I would have just left and gone home.

For 77 years, the biggest names in jazz have flocked to a basement in New York City's Greenwich Village. The Village Vanguard, founded in 1935 by Max Gordon, has been the setting for seminal recordings by artists such as Bill Evans, John Coltrane, and Wynton Marsalis. When Gordon died, in 1989, his wife, Lorraine, took over the intimate, 123-seat venue. Now 89, she has maintained the Vanguard's status as the most renowned stage in jazz. She told her story to April Joyner. Article

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The Night Has Thousand Eyes (Stan Getz) A Thousand Autumns (Brandford Marsalis) Thousands (Tim Ziesmer) One Thousand (Rebecca Kane) Thousand Stars (Kathy Young) Next up: Line

Take Five (Dave Brubeck Quartet) Hallo’s Five (Joseph Jarman) Feed The Five (Betty Carter) Drums In Five (Max Roach) Five Fizzles For Samuel Beckett(Barry Guy) Next up: Chasing/Chasin'

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers did an album of the music from the film "Golden Boy." The album was called "Selections from the Film 'Golden Boy.' Cedar Walton is on piano. Is this the first recording with Cedar as a Jazz Messenger?

I went in 2008 and saw Sonny Rollins. He was up there for 2 hours. Is that still the norm today?

I laughed so hard my side is hurting.

Is it just me, but are a lot of these New Port shows from the late 60s on back, rather quite short? Three numbers and off the stage.

Sounds like a blast.

Show Me a Reason (Luther Allison) Reasons to Play (Henning Berg) Piano Reason (John Surman) For No Apparent Reason (Anouar Brahem) What Reason Could I Give (Taylor Ho Bynum) Next up: I'm

Chocolate Envy (Ronald Shannon Jackson) A Chocolate Love Affair (Rabih Abou-Khalil) Chocolate & Zucchini (Tom Arthurs) Chocolate Storm (Jean Paul Bourelly) Valencia Chocolate (Burton Greene) Next up: Momma

Wow, maybe if I had this I would have stopped playing. I know how hard it is to find a decent lefthanded guitar.

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