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Let's see...no pescribed medication, gave up on most of the un-pescribed ones years ago. Weed makes me paranoid, so I drink too much, but I'm working on cutting back on that and the caffeine. As for my health, since I was 26 I've been a bit overweight. It's gone up and down. When I was 36, we discovered I had a cyst in my left femur, (they thought it was cancer). The cyst was caused my an aneurysm. So the doctors fixed that and I lost a bit of weight. At 39 I was really ballooning (5'11" 234 lbs) and my doctor put me on the Aktins diet. Lost 65 lbs. Gained 42 back, then recently got it back down to 197. Sheesh! Hypoglycemia is a daily problem too.

Oh yes...

If I was getting any, I wouldn't have time for this board.

tell more?

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a classic.

Late notice, but I thought I'd mention it anyways. I'll be playing my (not Jazz, but improvisational) slow microtonal music with a group of modern dancers who move very slow - Motion Sculpture. We'll be playing in a store front venue in the shadows of Corp. America and folks can come in, sit down and take it all in. Details: “Cilla_Vee Movement Projects” presents: MOTION SCULPTURE MOVEMENT INSTALLATIONS Festival of performance, sound & visual arts CHASHAMA storefront theater & gallery Each afternoon June 21st – June 25th. 1pm – 6pm. (“peak times” 2pm – 5pm) A NEW INSTALLATION EACH DAY. The audience is invited to view the installation from the street & also to come inside, sit down, see art work exhibited in the gallery & enjoy refreshments. Tuesday June 22nd “Between MA & a Soft Space” Microtonal guitarist David Beardsley. Art work by Valerie Mendelson and Lara Hanson...more here: www.hhproduction.org Motion Sculpture performers: Director – Claire Elizabeth Barratt & Jill Frere, Pedro Jimenez, Marianne Giosa, Kaz Kuken, Emi Kato, JoyDawn Williams, Sam Humphries, Alisa Philips & others. Art work by Hisayasu Takashio will be exhibited from June 22nd – July 5th Chashama, 217, East 42nd Street at 3rd Avenue. Contact Claire Elizabeth Barratt – director “Cilla_Vee Movement Projects” (917) 650 7321 www.hhproduction.org **** Yes, I'll be "playing" for five hours (we really start at 1). Special thianks to the Line 6 DL-4 and the Boss RC-20.

Oh yeah....what fun.

Loved this. I only got it last year and still give it regular spins.

I started with Out There (part of the Prestige box). A very fine album. So what happened Mr. Ties? Did you get anything?

Now I find out the next show is in on June 29th, 6-9pm, the anniversary of his death in Berlin. Sorry for the mis-information folks.

Looks like a Dodo bird. turkey strangling is what a friend of mine calls it when a player strangles his horn with his fingers moving up and down the keys like thunder, producing a sound like that of a turkey being strangled. Dolphy is the master. Ah! :rsmile:

Looks like a Dodo bird.

He blew the Bird right out of his horn!

Too cute Jim!

On http://wkcr.org/, there's a birthday broadcast until 7pm edst showcasing standards.

Born in Los Angeles on June 20, 1928, Eric Dolphy, had he not passed away in 1964, would be 76 today. Happy Birthday Eric!

Let us know how you like it. Sounds like a loony movie!

The Most High Lord of Polyester? Immortal looser?

The only one I ever heard was Music for Zen Meditation. Clarinet, Koto and Shakuhachi Floote.

all gone!