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Lost an arm too. That really sucks. Only 44. Man he left some real great music behind.

Neither did I. Found out here. Dead Musicians

Being in New York, and Woody Shaw being killed by a train, just wondered which subway line was he hit by that caused his death.

Welcome to the board.

Sad news. 96 is a long life. He did such a great job for justice and making the world never forget what took place.

I was doing some searching on the web and this popped up. This forum in lo-fi. Organissimo

This is off the subjects, but browsing these sites and looking at the covers makes me think, how much shit there must be in the vaults of some of these companies. Most will probably not see the light of day again. I would like to get a hold of this one.

Heard some music today, When the DJ named who was on the B3, I thought I should listen to more of his playing. Any recommendations?

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Have agood one.

A speedy recovery Johnny. The worlds a better place with you in it.

I wish I could have seen this show.

That's great to hear. Hope it will keep up. There's no startion in the NY area playing them.

I wish I could take a bus or train to work.

This whole recording makes me wonder, what else may be sitting on a shelf at the library of Congress.

Wow, sad. I can still see the Skipper hitting him with his hat. I always wonder what island they were marooned on on that show. It was in the south pacific I believe.

"Untrained eye"? I doubt that. I don't think it's a requirement that you be an expert in art to make an informed decision as to what you like. If you like it, then it's good. Others may not like it, that's cool. How "good" it is is a very subjective thing. I like paintings where you can get close and study the technique (texture, brush strokes, color use, etc.) of the artist and then back away and see the finished "vision" come into focus. Monet and Van Gogh are both that way for me. Hey, here's a great one.....I love the dog that's cheating.......... ← At my last company I worked at, for 5 years service you receive a gift. They send you a link to a web site to pick your gift. This painting is on that list. I wanted to pick this.

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I changed the question.

I would like that, but I don't think that would be allowed. Licensing problems.

I know there are some jazz scholars on this board, and it's great to have them, but if you could be a scholar, biographer, and discographer researching an artists, whom would it be? Why would you pick him or her?

Yeah, it appears to be. Would you know the set lists? I have a set list of disc one Blues March The Midgit ? Night in Tusinia ? I haven't listen yet to disc 2

The recording someone sent me list Bishop. I thought it should be Daivs jr. It is a live radio broadcast from Germany as well as an audience recording of a second show at that same time. The date could be incorrect too. The person that I obtained it from states the month as June and the days as the 18th and 19th. Wayne Shorter is on these two shows, and I know he didn't join the band till August. I will check your web site Mike to confirm that. I haven't listen to the 2 discs fully yet. The sound is poor on the audience recording.

I came across a live recording of the Jazz Messengers with Bishop on piano, but the date list as June 1959. It seems to be too early to my knowledge for him to be in the band. Any idea when je joined?

He did in 2004. He was commissioned to write a piece of music for the event. I believe Barry Harris was at this years event.