Cyril

Happy B'day, Serioza.

That's very sad news....Don't know what to say. Thank you for all the music, Horace Silver. Rest in peace.

The legendary Clark Terry celebrates his 93rd birthday today!!! Happy Birthday, Mumbles! http://clarkterry.com/#/news-blog/

Happy B'day !!!

Happy B'day!!!

Thanks for posting, Uli.

Yes, I know. Good for her! Or for the British Royal Family...

I thought it was a present for your wife

She graduated from a Conservatory as a jazz singer....And she performed for the British Royal Family Her real name is Caroline Esmeralda van der Leeuw.

The Shocking Miss Emerald... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US21DTxX5fM The full album: "Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor" by the popular Dutch singer Caro Emerald! I like this one better. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK2bFc72Kyg

Yes, she's Dutch. I like her singing on the radio (sometimes). But I've no intention to buy any of her albums.

Stan Tracey Butch Warren Laurie Frink Rita Reys Peter Ypma Paul Kuhn Jimmy Ponder Ben Tucker Ed Shaughnessy Oscar Castro-Neves

Happy B'day, McCoy !!!

RIP, Jim Hall, and my condolences to all who loved him and his music...!!!

Happy B'day!!!

R.I.P. Stan Tracey. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvWPLkmKOew

South African president and anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela has passed away at his home in Johannesburg after a long battle ... More http://mg.co.za/article/2013-12-05-nelson-mandela-dies

Hi Brownie, it's good to see you again

Really? That's nice. Not eveyone would call it a language, more a dialect. That's not correct. It's 'Fries' for the Frisian language and Westfries for the Dutch dialect. Westfries is spoken in the northern part of the province of North Holland, which was inhabited by Frisians in the early Middle Ages, before the great floods separated what is now North Holland from Friesland. Westfries is indeed a dialect, while Frisian (Fries) is a language - see my earlier post about that. Right. But my answer was about that 'dialect'....

Really? That's nice. Not eveyone would call it a language, more a dialect. That's not correct. It's 'Fries' for the Frisian language and Westfries for the Dutch dialect.

Docu http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfNfseyQsPw