Hardbopjazz

Terence Hill Giancarlo Giannini Seven Beauties

If you can check, I would like to know.

All the best.

Same here, I never of him before. Sad to see he's died so young. I would have liked to have seen him live.

I pulled out a private recording I have of Lou Donaldson and Lou said the tune was written Cal Massey JR. but Bird gets the credit. If you want to hear Suede shoes

If I get to see him live again I will ask.

George Patton Douglas Macarthur Bernard Montgomery

Charlie Parker gets credit for this, but one time about 15 years ago I was speaking with Lou Donaldson and he said that Parker was not the true composer of "My Little Suede Shoes." Anyone know who the composer was?

Secretary Seattle Slew Affirmed

I will try this out this evening.

Thanks. So it was just called Art Ensemble at first.

When this band was formed, it went under a different name at first. I'm sure someone here would know that answer.

I moved my iTunes library to the new computer. Then I register the iPod on the new computer and tried to sync the iPod. Any new purchases gets synced but the tunes copied from the old computer don't sync to the iPod.

Anyone know how to get an iPod to sync once you switched to a new computer? I copied all the music purchased from iTunes and I register my iPod on my new computer, but I can't get any of the old purchases/tunes to sync from the new computer.

Some great music here. Listening a 3rd time and haven't gotten any yet.

Twiggy Penelope Tree Veruschka

RIP Mr. Edwards.

Walter Pidgeon Pigeon Sisters Odd Couple

I guess even after clearing a mine of all its gold, you can still fine a few nuggets every now and then. I really do miss the days of record stores.

Little Jimmy Scott. David Lynch Mädchen Amick

Joan of Arch Joan Rivers Sam Rivers

It was me. I just think this thread is pointless. Who cares if someone is gay. If you like their music that's all that matters.

All the best and many more.

Now I know why the G man sounds so hip. It's growing up in the inner city of Seattle that did it. In many respects, where it took him was back to the beginning – the R&B of the early and mid-1970s that Kenny soaked up during his teen years at an inner-city Seattle high school, where he mixed with a culturally diverse student body at a young age. Inspired by the likes of Earth, Wind & Fire and Grover Washington Jr., he was only 17 when he landed a gig with Barry White and his Love Unlimited Orchestra at the Paramount Northwest Theater (now the Paramount Theater) in 1973.

Yes, at 87 he does deserve to have some time to do other stuff. But I don't think Rudy would say it was work engineering all those sessions. "Make you vocation you vacation, and you'll never work a day in you life."