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We had a very short discussion on this 3 years ago. value

I agree that it sells for the first time GG listener, and yes compilations do help companies, in this case Blue Note, to release something else that will not sell as well, but there are I believe 5 compilations out there now, with very much the same tracks on them. I read somewhere else that there is a session called "Acid Green" recorded at the start of the 1970's that might see the light of day at sometime. I believe it would sell too. I wonder how well "Live at Club Mozambique" did in sales? Not my favorite GG album, but a nice funk record no less.

GRANT GREEN THE FINEST IN JAZZ It's the same tracks on at least 3 other issues. Why don't they just release "Shardes of Green" or "Visions"? 1 Miss Ann's Tempo 2 Cease the Bombing 3 Ease Back 4 Cantaloupe Woman 5 California Green 6 Down Here on the Ground

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Got off of the junk? Did he? I know he didn't stop smoking, which gave his lung problems.

I know in the late 80 and 90's he crossed over to smooth jazz, but does he play straight ahead jazz again? He will be inconcert this summer around where I live and I was thinking of seeing him he is off the smooth path.

Wow, another one. RIP

AMG doesn't have any bio on him when you pull up his entry.

I was listening to a Teddy Edwards record this evening and I started to really dig the pianists playing on the record. I realized I don’t know much about him. I do have him on a Sonny Stitt record, "Kaleidoscope" and 2 Gene Ammons records "Boss Tenors" and "Red Top". Are there any other records with John Houston that is worth checking out?

I thought I had everything of Horace Silver and found out about this. He also did a number of appearances on the Joe Franklin show. It was an overnight talk show in NYC from the 1970s. I believe it was on from around 1 AM to 5 AM. The show was broadcasted on WWOR Channel 9. I know he was on for over 40 years. I will have to track these down. I did fine someone since I posted that has the Morgan/Silver. I will wait and hope he’ll make me at least an audio copy of that show. It is 33 minutes long. I’m not sure how much of that are them.

There was a TV program in the US on PBS called "SOUL". On Jan 26, 1972, this episode had Lee Morgan and Horace Silver. I would assume performing separately, but still, I would to see this. Slowly these old TV shows, Like Jazz 625 have made their way to DVD. I am only hoping this too is out there. I looked, but I didn't find anything.

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Don't know about the film footage, but I do have the music.

From the very beginning of the Tonight show back in New York in 1954, there have been a number of jazz artists who have appeared on the program. Here are some that I know of. Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers featuring Horace Silver and Hank Mobley. Oscar Perterson has been on the show. Buddy Rich has been on the show. Pre crossover George Benson, and most likely the crossover version too. Anyone else come to mine that you can think of?

I am trying to transfer some LPs to my PC and then burn them to CDRs. Where should I be plugging the input on my sound card? I’ve done this procedure a 100 times in the past but I can’t get it to work tonight. My sound card has three places to plug into. One I know is for the speakers, so that is out. The second is for a microphone, so that only leaves the third, which is where I though it should go, but it doesn’t yield and sound. I tried then to use the one for the microphone but the sound is all distorted. The only difference from the last time I did this is, I am on a new PC.

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"can't we all just get along" You may want to send member andybleaden a message. He is the "Big" John Patton expert on this board.

Could it be that that member deleted the message sent to you? I think that is the only way it could happen.

Was that the show at Town Hall in NYC? I know all those guys did a show together in NYC in 2000. I have some fairly recent photos of Andrew from one of his last gigs he did in NYC. I'll to post some of them.

Wow, I am in a loss for words right now. A great loss to the music world. I will be seeding some hill on dime to remember him. Thank Andrew for all the great music through the years. RIP.

A great life. That's Kurt, I've loved your books and always will. RIP.

I guess Brother Thelonious would have to counter Satan beer.

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I may be wrong, but a podcast is audio or video in mpeg4 so it can be uploaded to an iPod. In NY almost all the DJs on the the rock and pop radio stations are putting podcasts on the station's web sites for listeners to download.