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This from another board. Bob Weinstock, Founder of the Jazz Label Prestige, Dies at 77 The late Mort Fega and I became friendly over the final 10 years of Mort's life. (Like Weinstock, Mort had also retired to Florida.) In a conversation one day Mort told me about Weinstock's complete collection of Prestige recordings, including all of the various offshoot labels: on several shelves were a collection of ALL of them, in NUMERICAL ORDER and in PRISTINE condition! > > Collector heaven! > > George > Makes me wonder what is on those shelves that our ears haven't heard.

I ordered from CD universe. I have to look and see if it says it is copy protected.

I believe they are CD's. Looks like all others I have bought in the past.

How about Warne Marsh. He died at the Donte's club in 1987. I believe he was playing out of nowhere.

I bought some CD's, Jackie Mclean's CONSEQUENCE and IKE QUEBEC's the complete 45 sessions. I am able to play them on my stereo at home, but when I try to play them in my car I get an error on the CD player. What would cause this?

It's working for me.

For my birthday I got some cash and off I went to the record store. I saw a Johnny Hodges 4 cd box for $25 call "Jeep is Jumpin' ". Is The Proper Box a legit label?

We could send an email to Michael Cuscuna.

The guy Niall must have kept busy everyday of the week. DUBLIN (Reuters) - Scientists in Ireland may have found the country's most fertile male, with more than 3 million men worldwide among his offspring. The scientists, from Trinity College Dublin, have discovered that as many as one in twelve Irish men could be descended from Niall of the Nine Hostages, a 5th-century warlord who was head of the most powerful dynasty in ancient Ireland. His genetic legacy is almost as impressive as Genghis Khan, the Mongol emperor who conquered most of Asia in the 13th century and has nearly 16 million descendants, said Dan Bradley, who supervised the research. "It's another link between profligacy and power," Bradley told Reuters. "We're the first generation on the planet where if you're successful you don't (always) have more children." The research was carried out by PhD student Laoise Moore, at the Smurfit Institute of Genetics at Trinity. Moore, testing the Y chromosome which is passed on from fathers to sons, examined DNA samples from 800 males across Ireland. The results -- which have been published in the American Journal of Human Genetics -- showed the highest concentration of related males in northwest Ireland, where one in five males had the same Y chromosome. Bradley said the results reminded the team of a similar study in central Asia, where scientists found 8 percent of men with the same Y chromosome. Subsequent studies found they shared the same chromosome as the dynasty linked to Genghis Khan. GENGHIS KHAN EFFECT "It made us wonder if there could be some sort of Genghis Khan effect in Ireland and the best candidate for it was Niall," Bradley said. His team then consulted with genealogical experts who provided them with a contemporary list of people with surnames that are genealogically linked to the last known relative of the "Ui Neill" dynasty, which literally means descendants of Niall. The results showed the new group had the same chromosome as those in the original sample, proving a link between them and the Niall descendents. "The frequency (of the Y chromosome) was significantly higher in that genealogical group than any other group we tested," said Bradley, whose surname is also linked to the medieval warlord. Other modern surnames tracing their ancestry to Niall include Gallagher, Boyle, O'Donnell and O'Doherty. For added proof, the scientists used special techniques to age the Y chromosome, according to how many mutations had occurred in the genetic material over time. The number of mutations was found to be in accordance with chromosomes that would date back to the last known living relative of Niall. Niall reportedly had 12 sons, many of whom became powerful Irish kings themselves. But because he lived in the 5th century, there have been doubts the king -- who is said to have brought the country's patron saint, Patrick, to Ireland -- even existed. "Before I would have said that characters like Niall were almost mythological, like King Arthur, but this actually puts flesh on the bones," Bradley said. When international databases were checked, the chromosome also turned up in roughly 2 percent of all male New Yorkers.

This is one show I can't miss this time.

Have a good one.

I'll be there to see one of these shows. Thanks for posting this.

Thanks Mike for post this. Good to hear he will be fine.

Thanks for making all those great sessions. RIP.

In his place is CYRUS CHESTNUT QUARTET feat. RUSSELL MALONE. Hope all is well with Sweet Poper Lou.

I was all set on seeing him for the 21st time this coming week. But his shows were just canceled. Anuone know why they were canceld?

Wow. No more film. I guess it was about time. Here's a shot I took last weekend with my digital camera. The quality is as good if not better than film in my opinion

Yes it is Mr. Lion's birth place.

Any guesses to who was born in this place?

That's the one. Thanks for finding it.

Hey, has anybody ever gotten banninated before, after only one post?? Edit: What's the record for least number of posts before bannination?? Musicboy was something like only 8 posts -- but what an amazing 8 posts they were. I do recall someone being banned after 1 post. I think he was claiming to be Clint Eastwood. I have to check to see if I can find the post.

Which Isley Brother are you?

I was thinking of Maxine. She does read on this board. I know she posted once. On the Dexter Board she said she comes here and reads some threads.

Enjoy your birthday 7/4.

Happy Birthday