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laz lake played one set as described above and and it was hauntingly beautiful. he repeated it a few days later.

joachim kuhn just released a gorgeous solo album of ornette compositions. combined with the live joachim-ornette concert, you have a whole beautiful show right there.

just finished listening to this very special edition. every piece was a wellworn personal favorite. each, from my personal collection, was deeply moving. miss mahalia, and silent way, and peace piece, and welcome, and the horace, and the pharoah, and pops, and 'from things to come,' summarize the most moving of 50 years of listening to this music. thanks, aloC.

the twinkies just came from one run down to defeat mariano!

jo, it was........ J&D would make a great show, with paul's light airy jazz. just try to include some of jo's jerry kern. paul bley's lyrical avant would make an awesome show. it's monday night. time for thad jones-mel lewis Jazz Orchestra!!!!!!!!!!

looking forward to hearing jeri. dry,dry,dry. lovely, lovely lovely. have a couple of her vinyls. hoping haunted heart (with weston) is part of the mix. ......a paul weston show? i LOVE his music. 'jeri' was a knockout!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!goes very well with my ayler, and brotzmann, LJCO, and threadgill. thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mostly 4 basses(including hopkins) and 4 flutes and amina's best vocalizing. beautiful, beautiful music. 4 long cuts, each very different from the other.

sumptuous as all get out. could not have been better done....see why you had to do it now. THANKS

thanks for the gorgeous...

You can just paypal to b3groover@hotmail.com check your paypal when you get a chance. aloc

...am very new here, but i must support organisimo. could you give your paypal address, please.

looking forward to hearing jeri. dry,dry,dry. lovely, lovely lovely. have a couple of her vinyls. hoping haunted heart (with weston) is part of the mix. ......a paul weston show? i LOVE his music.

for 11.5 hours every day my warehouse (with marvelous acoustics) ROCKS with new lazlake, NUR jazz complete shows, and full night light shows, plus my own 40 year collection, INCLUDING TURNTABLE. to ever subtract any of those elements from my mix would really suck.

any of you incredible musikers pass by the k.wheeler,n.winsone.,j.taylor azimuth album, the touchstone, on ECM. to humble me, a stunning effort.

i am really bothered by this. i think we, as an organized jazz community should do something. no shit

actually, today it's the noncarbonated bell's expedition stout. Last brew I consumed (Fri nite) was Bell's Winter White Ale. Nice stuff. yeah, but the expo is ayler grade, looks like used motor oil, feels like heaven, kicks like hell. wishin' i could check the organgrinder at eccentric.

freedom ring is still alive and will love it as long as i am concious.

thanks. earlier, i looked for that option. how does one initiate an aviator?

thanks. earlier, i looked for that option.

actually, today it's the noncarbonated bell's expedition stout.

sure looks him. he was blind. Although blind from birth, ROBERT ALLEN PRAHIN, better known as BOB ALLEN, attended Capital University where he was regarded as something of a phenomenon in the Conservatory of Music. His love for music was nurtured in the Croatian bars his father used to take him to when he was a youngster in Cleveland. Once he arrived in Columbus, Bob began working local clubs as a solo and in duos and trios. The Bob Allen Trio moved into the Christopher Inn about 1964 and didn't leave until the wrecking ball level ball leveled the building. Since then, the Bob had long runs at the Wine Merchant, Hyde Park Grill, and similar venues. When he is not performing, Bob is teaching private students and at Dennison University. .

sure looks him. he was blind.

THERE WAS A MARVELOUS PIANIST, ROBERT ALLEN, AROUND THE COLUMBUS, OHIO, AREA FOR MANY MANY YEARS, WHO OFTEN WORKED TRIO GIGS. I REMEMBER HIM FROM THE CHRISTOPHER INN IN COLUMBUS. ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT HIM AND/OR IF ANY OF HIS BEAUTIFUL PIANO WORK IS AVAILABLE? THANKS

I thought the March 10 program, with the sets featuring Dick & Kiz Harp, turned out pretty well. fabulous drinking music, my first listen was your recent king cole 1------with you and laz and NUR and columbia university and my huge collection and the bbc and a fabolus guitar program 9-12 on sunday mornings from DC, i desperately need to grow another set of ears.

WUOM, as heard 30 or 40 years ago down here in ohio, before the proliferation of FM stations blocked it from hearing, remains one of the greatest listening experiences of my life. schumacher and the other programming was beyond awesome. i remember chad and jeremy on the station probably 45 years ago. if a piece, classical, jazz, or otherwise was junk, they called it junk. WDET, too, in the mid 60's was really hip. their signal blasted down here into midohio. and to think it has come to this.