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Regardless, Woody remains one of the greats.
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I just realized the date has already come and gone. Damn, I missed this. Did anyone go see him, or know someone that did get to the concert?
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Donald Byrd in concert. I don't recall him playing live in many years. Donald Byrd to perform at Cab Calloway Published: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 9:26 PM CST Living jazz legend and trumpeter Donald Byrd and the new Blackbyrds will be performing a concert at the Cab Calloway School for the Arts on Feb. 20. Byrd has recorded more than 186 albums during his 50-year career and worked with some of jazz’s most notable artists, such as Art Blakey, John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, Herbie Hancock, Thelonius Monk and Eric Dolphy. Full article
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I've seen Lou about 20 times and his set list and joke are usually the same, he can still play at top form. Chewy go catch him. You'll love it.
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Out to Lunch with Blue Note records
Hardbopjazz replied to Hardbopjazz's topic in Miscellaneous Music
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Fill out the survey and you may have lunch with Blue Note records. Dear Friend: This is a special year for fans of Blue Note Records. The label turns 70, and we are celebrating its legacy with a series of anniversary events and releases throughout 2009. This year is also personally important for me, as I am marking my 25th year as president and CEO of Blue Note. Though there is much to celebrate, it's no mystery that jazz is facing a new set of challenges. Even apart from the dreary economy, the music industry is in a period of flux, and no one can predict what will come next. Many of the old ways we made, experienced and shared music are changing. Those of us who love this music must stay nimble and adapt in order to keep jazz vibrant in the years ahead. That's why I am asking for a few minutes of your time. The survey below will help me and my colleagues here at Blue Note better understand your interests and how we can serve you better. It should take less than 15 minutes to complete. As a thank you, I would like to take you out to lunch. We will be selecting one person from the New York area at random to have lunch and talk jazz with me in Manhattan. Ten other randomly selected winners will receive "The Treasures of Blue Note ," a set of 12 CDs and vinyl LPs from our catalog. It includes masterpieces by John Coltrane , Wayne Shorter , Herbie Hancock and Art Blakey . These are some of the records I remember buying when they first came out, and it's a pleasure to make them available to you again. You and I share a love for the greatest music on Earth. No matter what happens in the music industry, I want to ensure that Blue Note can keep delivering the finest in jazz for another 70 years. Thank you for your help with this survey. Keep swinging,
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Official Dexter Gordon Bulletin Board (Discussion Forums)
Hardbopjazz replied to shawoody's topic in Artists
Has anyone checked it out from here. dex -
There is a man in New Jersey that has the number of the popular 80s tune. He put it up for sale on ebay. The bids are over 300K number
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Does anyone remember when Marlon Brando won the Oscar for the Godfather?
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Happy birthday Yann. BN2005
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Someday there will be no more old folks What a lonely old world this will be Children's voices at play will be still fonding The day they take old folks away. Damn! Another one checks out to that great gig in the sky. RIP David. Thank you for all the wonderful music.
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bill charlap blue note 7 tribute tour
Hardbopjazz replied to chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez's topic in Live Shows & Festivals
On January 17th here's what was played. Blue Note 7 Blue Note 70th Anniversary Tour Boulder Theater, Boulder, CO 1-17-2009 Set One Inner Urge (Joe Henderson) Soy Califa (Dexter Gordon) Search For Peace (McCoy Tyner) United (Wayne Shorter) Hub Tones (Freddie Hubbard) Set Two Idle Moments (Duke Pearson) The Outlaw (Horace Silver) Little B's Poem (Bobby Hutcherson) Mosaic (Cedar Walton) ~encore~ unknown Bill Charlap (musical director & piano) Peter Bernstein (guitar) Ravi Coltrane (tenor sax) Nicholas Payton (trumpet) Steve Wilson (alto sax) Peter Washington (bass) Lewis Nash (drums -
Henry Grimes Landscape & Jazz Connoisseur releases
Hardbopjazz replied to Hardbopjazz's topic in Discography
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Is landscape and Jazz Connoisseur legit labels? I was looking at some Grimes' session and a few I believe to be bootlegs are on Landscape and Jazz Connoisseur labels. Anyone can shed some light on these two labels?
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Happy Birthday Hardbopjazz!
Hardbopjazz replied to GA Russell's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
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Khan
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Sarah Trevor Teasdale sarah palin bristol myers
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A Brother from Another Mother Mother Teresa Teresa Brewer
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This was amazing. site
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couple of chess babes
Hardbopjazz replied to connoisseur series500's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
World chess queen plots her next move The women's world chess champion is a 24-year-old Russian aspiring model who lives with her husband and baby in Key Biscayne. Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk: 2008 Women's World Chess Champion 2008 Women's World Chess Champion Alexandra Kosteniuk, a 24-year-old grandmaster and aspiring model, talks about chess and life in Miami with her husband and their new baby. THE MIAMI HERALD BY EVAN S. BENN ebenn@MiamiHerald.com The best women's chess player in the world flipped a dirty diaper into the trash as she pondered her next move after a dominating year. ''I want to open a chess academy online, keep training, doing the podcast,'' South Floridian Alexandra Kosteniuk said during a recent stroll with her baby, Francesca. ``But right now, my priority is being a mommy.'' story -
I remember back a good 6 or 7 years ago, someone on the old Blue Note forum claiming to have a copy of the Coltrane and Montgomery Monterey concert from September 1961. Does anyone remember this?
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http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=47888
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NPR http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.p...toryId=99017823
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Chuck Jones Mel Blanc Walter Lantz
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Jim, since you play the b3 here's a great version of the tune. You can't get a funkier band this this. Dr. Smith swings the hell out of this tune. October 18, 1997. The Village Vanguard third set first tune of the set. Lou Donaldson- alto sax, Dr. Lonnie Smith- b3 organ, Peter Berstein- guitar, Idris Muhammad- drums. http://www.sendspace.com/file/a13qzz