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Yeah, she refers to herself as retired, but it's from her later teaching job at Plano East Senior High. The library gig is just a thing to do. She's in her mid-80s.

My high school English teacher is a librarian in Plano.

Sorry for the late notice, but, as of now, it's still good. ... here's a 'secret' 50% discount code for today, on all digital (including the complete discography). The code: sunnyfifty ... https://ayler-records.bandcamp.com

That's OK. We all have these different setups. It happened to me, so I thought maybe it may happen elsewhere.

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I understand that it went very well even tho there were a lot of musicians to move around. They didn't play at very many places because of various logistics, but this Tokyo gig was a big thing. I tend to like it more than the African gig they had a couple years earlier in "Zaire" because they (and the concert organizers and audience) were more pre-occupied by the spectacle of the "Rumble in the Jungle" shenanigans.

Something like a dozen years ago, I bought and watched this film on Butch Morris called "Black February" and between his self-important attitude coupled with his boorish interactions with his musicians (some other things too), I was so turned off by him, that I just completely stopped listening to him.

Yes, you keep saying this and it still makes me anxious to hear these piano pieces! (I will as soon as I finish up what I'm doing).

I thought it was a new Gillette shaver when I first heard the name.

That just makes me want to hear these piano pieces.

Public Instagram statement In the early ‘80s when I was deeply *inside* the Man’yōshū - reading thru it and extracting an experimental text I was writing, John Cage recommended that I should contact Tone and send him the manuscript. His work in and outside of Fluxus (could he actually “be” outside of Fluxus?) was nearly always captivating. Sad to hear this, and … 90!

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