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i ordered it from Alexander Hawkins. he shipped it to the u.s. i enjoy it very much.

you can exchange it for a jazz critic badge http://www.npr.org/sections/ablogsupreme/2015/12/21/460527087/the-2015-npr-music-jazz-critics-poll

my holiday gig this year will be a show which is part of Drake's/Zerang's annual winter solstice celebration Hamid Drake, Ari Brown & Harrison Bankhead Hamid Drake - drums Ari Brown - saxophones Harrison Bankhead - bass Michael Zerang & the Blue Lights Links Josh Berman - cornet Mars Williams - alto, tenor saxophone Dave Rempis - alto, tenor, baritone saxophone Kent Kessler - contrabass Michael Zerang -drums

Manteca well, at least parts of it were written by Chano Pozo iirc.

i reveived the following on my twitter timeline as a retweet from JLC. since this would fall into the responsibilities of a social media manager Ithought to post it here as thread illustration

Wayne Dieter Fatbastard

i saw the event preview on roulette's site. are there 3 pianos in the group?

I enjoy watching jazz (and other music) docs and would welcome some recs as well. I recently stumbled on the following and enjoyed very much.

This post pisses me off to no end, No intent to discuss this, just expressing my feelings.

looks screwed here, Il, laptop, mozilla, windows 10.

i would try to put most content on snapchat

Damn it -- I did it again, deleted the whole new Wooley thread. And this time I know what happened. I was adding a post, and it quoted my previous post, which I didn't want to do. I couldn't get rid of the quoted passage, so I painted it and hit delete -- and the whole thread disappeared! here is an interview from 2009 which gets a bit into his pre new york history http://www.paristransatlantic.com/magazine/interviews/wooley.html

up for chuck

new portrait and interview in point of departure. don't buy many records anymore but think i have to get Artifacts http://www.pointofdeparture.org/PoD53/PoD53Reid.html

Toni Sailer Jean-Claude Killy Alberto Tomba

http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/77573-kamasi-washington-the-epic/

looks interesting to me http://www.artsforart.org/event/evolvingjanuary2016/schedule

Estee Lauder Matt Bauder Jason Ajemian

Aiexander Hawkins would know.

looks intrigueing Evan Parker tenor saxophone; Alexander Hawkins piano; Peter Evans trumpet, piccolo trumpet; John Edwards double bass; Hamid Drake percussion.

http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/nov/25/wu-tang-clan-once-upon-a-time-in-shaolin-sold-at-auction