Hardbopjazz

Adam, maybe you can ask Horace is he would like to join this board. Seriously, I would really enjoy having one of the GIANTS chatting with us. He could tell us stories. Isn't Horace one of the last jazz musicians from that great photo, “One day in Harlem”? I think Sonny Rollins and Marian McPartland are the other two.

Thanks for the info. I was just repeating what a guitar maker at the guitar show said. He made one of a kind arch top guitars starting at 4500 and up. Couldn't play any, all right handed.

It's the wood. Brazilian rosewood is the best. But there isn't enough of these adult trees around to make guitars with. I was told this recently. I had gone to a guitar show in NY. Brazilian rosewood makes for the best tone.

Adam, did Horace mention anything about his new album? It's supposed to come out this month from what I read.

He's on the NRA forum.

How do you sign up to pick the album of the week?

Wow, a real celebrity on the board. I've seen most... well some of your movies. I especially like the one with the chimp. What was that one called? When someone gets banned, he should be able to still post, but be forced to have "I'm Banned" stuck to im. It will be sort of like the scarlet letter.

I wonder what it was that got Diz fired?

Here's all the jazz greats playing in NYC in April Sam Rivers- April Freddie Hubbard- April Curtis Fuller- April McCoy Tyner- April Horace Silver- April Roy Haynes- April Jim Hall- April George Coleman- April Benny Golson- April Ray Baretto- April Dr. Lonnie Smith- April

I knew this subject could not have gone this long without it be touched upon before.

Is this true? I'll have to find some CD's to buy regardless wheaher I want them or not.

Now through April 15, 25% off Blue Note CD's. Free shipping with any order over $20. Not bad. I placed an order last week. If only I would have known.

Wow, this one is hot.

Is this the place you're thinking of? http://www.southpaw.net/ Thanks AfricaBrass. That's the place.

Any of the other guitar players here play any guitars with floating bridges? This use to be a problem for me. Whenever I would change strings, the bridge would slip and I would need to calibrate the bastard.

Of all the arch top guitars I ever owned, my Guold X-500 had the most beautiful sound. I sold it 10 years ago when I hung up player for a living. Mine was blonde. If you're ever in the market for a arch top, this is the one to get.

There's a guitar store in George or Tennessee I believe that just sells left handed guitars. Does anyone know the name of that place?

Thanks for the info Dan. BTW, good look with your new home.

Doesn’t former Gibson employee’s make Heritage guitars? Heritage has some nice sounding arch top guitars. And for myself, being a lefty, they make more then just one left-handed model. What about Ibanez guitars? Joe Pass played them, and so does George Benson. Is there anyone on this board playing on an Ibanez arch top guitar?

Does anyone know if he is still performing, or has he hung up the sax?

Welcome JAZZZEALOT!. It's nice to have another woman on the board.

I've seen some of the greats. Here's the ones I've seen so far. Count Basie Horace Silver Lou Donaldson Joe Henderson McCoy Tyner Jimmy Smith Jim Hall Bobby Hutcherson Herbie Hancock Jon Hendricks and Annie Ross Sonny Rollins Phil Woods Dr. Lonnie Smith Ray Barretto Tito Puente Left to See Jackie McLean James Moody Kenny Burrell Donald Byrd Freddie Hubbard Heath Brothers Hank Jones Elvin Jones Ron Carter Curtis Fuller Dave Brubeck Anyone on the board around to have seen Charlie Parker?

I saw the Count Basie big band in 82.

I have to pick the model that is on Gene Ammons' Angel Eyes for prettiest and the model on the cover of Charles Erland’s Whip appeal for sexiest.

BTW BERIGAN, can you tell us the name of the girl in you avatar? I think I have worked with her at one time.