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I will be eternally grateful to Boris Rose. Without him there would not be those beautiful nights at Birdland with Bird. These waves would be gone forever unless we catch up with them when we master faster than light travel. Now one more treasure from this incredible archive. Stan Getz at Birdland 1961. Two dates in November with Steve Kuhn, Jimmy Garrison and Roy Haynes. Thank you for keeping Symphony Sid. Again Stan shows us why he is a master. From Fresh Sound http://www.freshsoun...ed-cd-5789.html Luckily we can get it on ITunes also. Now going back to Birdland for a nice set.

Beautiful. Thank you

RIP Red Love this relaxed track Red Holloway & Shawn Monteiro

Wonderful. Go Dex Go

Love her. Here with Red Holloway. Groovy. Shawn Monteiro and Red Holloway

Maybe the first one ? ingo one Stan Getz quartet live at the Village Vanguard. two dates from the Village Vanguard in June 1957. also added to the LP 3 tracks from the Red Hill Inn Feb 1957

Sad news indeed. RIP

Happy Birthday Phil. Remember fondly the ‘Nimmons ‘N’ Nine’ bands on the radio.

Wonderful. Thank you.

About that Massey Hall Concert. More information can be obtained in that wonderful book by Mark Miller "Cool Blues Charlie Parker in Canada 1953". All about Parker's performances on CBC TV and at the Chez Paree in Montreal and the Massey Hall Concert in Toronto.

Something similar happened to me last year. I was running a laptop with Windows XP and AVG for antivirus. The thing was getting to be quite slow. So I decided to change the anti-virus software to Avast. Well what a mistake I made. While installing the whole thing it came to a scratching halt. Could not even stop it or kill the process. The only way out was to hit the on/off button. So I did, but then it could not reboot. Somehow Windows was corrupted. Luckily I still had the installation CD for Windows. Finally was able to get it running again but only after many long hours into the night. Ahhh computer problems. We are now so dependent on them.

I reached out to her during "the incident" and in all honesty found her to be a very nice, intelligent, and reasonable person. She, probably better than anybody, is fully aware of - and readily acknowledges - her father's "complexities", having lived them rather than just reading about them or hearing about them secondhand. The story which started the whole imbroglio was indeed anecdotal, and related an incident that would horrify anybody about whose parent it was said. It's not like she hates her dad - quite the contrary. And she's heard - and lived - plenty of unpleasantness that she knows to be true. But she's also got good memories too. Like I said, she loved her dad, warts and all. I'm only bringing this up because, although there are plenty of oversensitive, hyper-protective, perpetually-in-denial jazz offspring (and parents, for that matter...), Stan Getz' daughter certainly does not appear to be one of them. Well said. Thank you.

This is what makes this board so great. We can commiserate on our music library.

Thanks for this video. Awesome. I love Sal.

RIP James Moody. Long time ago heard James at Keystone Korner. This is indelibly etched in my mind. Benny's From Heaven