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Rob Morrow Barry Corbin Janine Turner

Both were real cool. As Jazzmoose said, Yes, sometimes I like this planet.

Cappadocia, summer 2008 Another

A flower I took a photo of

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It was at Berkley University. Berkley has all recording from the Monterey Jazz Festival from the first till today. A copy of it was given to the Mulligan estate and it was then donated to LOC. I don't have much other then this. I want to view especially since Sonny Rollins is playing on the film. My avatar is a screen shot from that film.

Stuey Family Guy Peter and Lois

So Bertrand, I can make an appointment and go view something without being hounded every second. I would love to watch the film from the first Monterey jazz festival donated by the Gerry Mulligan estate. I don't want to make a copy, but I would like to view or listen to something without contently being interrupted.

It's Guantanamo for you.

My ears, my ears!

Gene composed quite a bit but they were all, or almost all, blues tunes that didn't make a lot of people want to play or record them. I went and looked at his session and he did compose much, but as you said, not that many musicians recorded those tunes.

Head Nurse Dr Dolittle Dudley Do Right

Guitarist- Gilad Hekselman I just discovered him, and he is wonderful. Has anyone here heard of him before?

Thanks for the head up. I always liked Art's style.

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Wow, we've come a long way from that. I bet that in 150 years, our CDs will sound worse than that I'll check back with you in a 150 years.

Jerry Lundegaard Carl Showalter Police Chief Marge Gunderson

Lance Armstong Cheryl Crow Branden Lee

Would anyone happen to have this recording? This is from another Pullen fan. I would love to hear this. “I have an audience recording of Pullen playing at a Carnegie Hall Mingus tribute concert right after Mingus died in 1979. On Sue's Changes Pullen plays at a superhuman level---way above anything else I've ever heard him, or anyone else, do. I played it for a concert pianist friend who played with many of the great orchestras of the world from the 60s to the 80s and he said, "I don't see how one pianist could do that." I re-mastered this cassette myself so that it is fairly listenable and sometime I'll send you a copy. I don't have it here. I think Pullen was moved by the death of Mingus and went into one of those trancelike states where he was able to more than seems humanly possible. It's like the person who lifts a car to save a child trapped underneath it. A great treasure.”

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Another that pops into mind. Gene Harris. He did compose but I think of all the 3 Sound Blue Note recordings and I can hear all the standards being played.

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