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I agree. She's the real thing.

Slim pickings, huh? I see that Chris Potter is playing also and Gregory Porter is a fine singer. By the way, aren't you Brits just about sick and tired of Jamie Cullum by now?

If the mold is in the structure, you have to kill it and keep moisture from feeding it. If it's rampant in the walls and the joists and can't be accessed easily to kill the spores, they will have to destroy the structure. Mold needs moisture, darkness and stagnant air to stay alive. If you kill it but leave the causes uncorrected, it will just come back again. Now having said that, the word MOLD scares the shit out of lawyers. If you think it's a problem, you have to let the school know and have then relocate her. There are firms that can do the appropriate tests easy enough. In order to sue, you have to prove damage and that's not as easy as it seems. If your Mother is a member of a Union, let them know you suspect a unsafe working condition and have them demand that the school do a mold test. I know a bit about this because among other things, I'm a home builder and mold issues are something that we are careful about. I've also seen and eradicated a real nasty case in one of my relative's houses. I hope this helped.

The Amazing Tom Wilson

Thanks for the report, Allen.

Maybe from this one: 2308-243 The Modern Jazz Quartet - Reunion At Budokan 1981 Milt Jackson (vib) John Lewis (p) Percy Heath (b) Connie Kay (d) "Nippon Budokan", Tokyo, Japan, October 19 & 20, 1981 Introduction Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise The Cylinder Really True Blues The Golden Striker Odd's Against Tomorrow Jasmin Tree Bags' Groove Django Discs Three and Four represent four Pablo albums: The Reunion at Budokan in 1981, Together Again at Montreux Jazz in 1982

Rick, try cling on the "actions" drop down link and then click on "all sizes" and then pick the size you want and download. That is, if the author allows it. Then you can only view.

No, wasn't there but I heard the octet a couple of times. That reminds me of drummer Keno Duke, who had led bands with Big George, Mabern, Stroizer, Julius Watkins and others, with 6 and 7 pieces. Maybe that inspired George.

Manhattan Panorama has at least one track where he plays alto, but his tenor on 'Soul Eyes" (Live at Yoshi's) is one for the ages.

I think the one with the funky hair is Johnny Rotten. The babe? No clue.

Rick, If you haven't before, see my STUDIO RIVBEA photos for some of the artists above.

There's a New York Magazine listing for him to be at the Village Gate from 8/30-9/11 1977

Happy Birthday, Tom!!

The Bobby Hutcherson/Kenny Barron duet was by far the best music of the evening. They earned a well deserved standing ovation from the audience and the orchestra. I had the pleasure of meeting Chuck Nessa and Ann Nessa, although briefly. My fault that I didn't have time to talk to them.

Does this fit the bill? Gregory Herbert with Thad and Mel - "Greetings and Salutations"

"Why in the world is she still in Florida? Wouldn't you want to move back home for good?" Because Florida has no state income taxes.

Maybe this helps: MG-36126: Cleveland Style / Jimmy Cleveland link Date: December 12, 1957 Location: Fine Recording, New York City Label: Mercury Jimmy Cleveland (ldr), Benny Golson (ts), Art Farmer (t), Jimmy Cleveland (tb), Don Butterfield (tu), Wynton Kelly (p), Eddie Jones (b), Charli Persip (d) a. 16460 (JB151) Out Of This World - 4:06 (Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer) / arr: Ernie Wilkins b. 16461 (JB152) All This And Heaven Too - 5:40 (Jimmy Van Heusen, Edgar DeLange) / arr: Benny Golson EmArcy EP 7": EP 1-6557 — Cleveland Style, Vol. 2 c. 16462 (JB153) Goodbye Ebbets Field - 6:03 (Ernie Wilkins) / arr: Ernie Wilkins EmArcy EP 7": EP 1-6557 — Cleveland Style, Vol. 2 All titles on: EmArcy LP 12": MG 36126 — Cleveland Style Mercury LP 12": SR 60121 — Cleveland Style Mercury LP 12": EXPR 1019 — Cleveland Style LoneHill Jazz CD: LHJ 10235 — Complete Recordings (2006) Date: December 15, 1957 Location: Fine Recording, New York City Label: Mercury Jimmy Cleveland (ldr), Benny Golson (ts), Art Farmer (t), Jimmy Cleveland (tb), Jay McAllister (tu), Wynton Kelly (p), Eddie Jones (b), Charli Persip (d) a. 16463 (JB154) Posterity - 4:42 (Trevor Duncan) / arr: Ernie Wilkins EmArcy EP 7": EP 1-6556 — Cleveland Style, Vol. 1 b. 16464 (JB155) A Jazz Ballad - 4:04 (Ernie Wilkins) / arr: Ernie Wilkins c. 16465 (JB156) Long Ago And Far Away - 3:21 (Jerome Kern, Ira Gershwin) / arr: Ernie Wilkins EmArcy EP 7": EP 1-6556 — Cleveland Style, Vol. 1 d. 16466 (JB157) Jimmie's Tune - 3:31 (Jimmy Cleveland) / arr: Ernie Wilkins EmArcy EP 7": EP 1-6556 — Cleveland Style, Vol. 1 All titles on: EmArcy LP 12": MG 36126 — Cleveland Style Mercury LP 12": SR 60121 — Cleveland Style Mercury LP 12": EXPR 1019 — Cleveland Style LoneHill Jazz CD: LHJ 10235 — Complete Recordings (2006) LP label incorrectly credits Long Ago And Far Away to Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger. "Jimmie's Tune" was composed for Cleveland's son and Doug Leibinger reports that this is not the same composition as "Jimmy's Tune" recorded on June 25, 1956. Some sources give recording date as December 13, 1957 - further details needed.

A pretty good line up here, including Billy Mitchell:

These Energy Star Tax Credits change almost every year. Believe me I know. Sometimes they are funded late. When Congress gets their act together to pass this years credit, you'll see them reinstated. Since each State follows the Federal Law, you'll have to check with your State Office for any bundling of your local programs for credits and/or incentives. By the way, the last Fed. Law covered the years from 2005-2011( with yearly tinkering by officials), but in this election year, everything is up for grabs.

I only found this, you probably did too: Charles Mingus Live In Holland 1972 (Blue Mark Music (J) BMM-041/042) Charles McPherson (as) Dexter Gordon (ts) John Foster (p) Charles Mingus (b) Roy Brooks (d, musical saw) "Jazzhus Montmartre", Copenhagen, Denmark, August 28, 1972 Introduction By Dexter Gordon Charles Mingus Quintet Featuring Dexter Gordon (White Label) same session "Jazzhus Montmartre", Copenhagen, Denmark, August 28, 1972 Jelly Roll Muddy Blues I believe it's a Italian label: Live and unissued recordings at the Montmartre Club of Copenhagen (DK) on August 28, 1972 : CHARLES MINGUS QUINTET FEATURING DEXTER GORDON : Charles McPherson(as); Dexter Gordon(ts); John Foster(p); Charles Mingus(b); Roy Brooks(dr) Jelly Roll Muddy Blues

Sam was in Dizzy's band at Dizzy's 70th birthday concert at Wolf Trap, which was broadcast on PBS. And another: Dizzy Gillespie - 70th Birthday Jubilee Session Theaterhaus Stuttgart, Germany 27th February 1987 Dizzy Gillespie, tp regular band (only in 2): Sam Rivers, ts Ed Cherry, g John Lee, b Ignacio Berroa, dr surprise guests: Hank Jones, p (4 - 8) Eddie Gomez, b (5 - 8) Ed Thigpen, dr (5 - 8) Slide Hampton, tb (6 - 8) Johnny Griffin, ts (6 - 8) Jon Faddis, tp (7 - 8) Arturo Sandoval (7 - 8) I've never heard of any Studio Rivbea tapes, but that doesn't mean there not some in some dusty box. Here's another photo, Pete. This was taken on the ground floor, by the way.

I remember this place! I went there once when Barry Kiener had a gig there with Danny and trumpeter John Marshall. I think I still may have a tape. I see that Barry plays on one tune on the CD : Danny D'Imperio and The Upstate Burners - Live At The Rum Keg Lounge - VSOPink

1948 Tom Archia All Stars Gene Ammons, Tom Archia (ts) Christine Chatman (p) Leroy Jackson (b) Wesley Landers (d) Chicago, IL, October 12, 1948 U7139-alt. Jam For Boppers Chess LP 1445; Cadet LP 785, 2CA 60038 * Gene Ammons/Sonny Stitt - Jug And Sonny (Cadet LP 785) 1950 (age 25) Gene Ammons Septet Jesse Miller (tp) Matthew Gee (tb) Gene Ammons (ts) Junior Mance (p) Leo Blevins (g) Leroy Jackson (b) Wesley Landers (d) Chicago, IL, January 8, 1950 U7232 The Last Chance (The Last Mile) Aristocrat 411; Chess LP 1445; Cadet LP 785, 2CA 60038 U7233 Cha-Bootie Chess 1429, LP 1445; Cadet LP 785, 2CA 60038 U7234 Full Moon Chess 1429, LP 1445; Cadet LP 785 * Gene Ammons/Sonny Stitt - Jug And Sonny (Cadet LP 785) LP*-785 - Jug and Sonny - Gene Ammons & Sonny Stitt [1967] Edited Reissue Of Chess LP 1445.

Mark Gross is really fine: IGUANA RESTAURANT: 240W 54th St at Bway. 212-399-9457. Free adm. Jan 9: 8pm Vandoren Jam feat Mark Gross Qrt. Interesting: LUCKY CHENG: 24 1st Av (bet 1st & 2nd Sts). 212-995-5500. www.luckychengsnyc.com. Ev Mon: 8&9:30pm $10 adm Butch Morris Lucky Cheng Orch. Blurb: Everything leans toward on the exotic side at the renowned drag queen eatery, so Morris’s vivid abstract improves be a good fit. The conductor leads 20 courageous instrumentalists (lots of strings this time around) through a vocabulary of gestures that puts his ideas into their heads and our ears. VILLAGE VANGUARD: 178 7th Av S at 11th St. 212-255-4037 1/10-15: Geri Allen, Esperanza Spalding, Terri Lyne Carrington