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I'm ready to move forward. Thanks for the message, Mike. Sign up here.

Beautiful work, doubleM and Noj (in alphabetical order)!

http://www.marx-brothers.org/links.htm

Does anyone of you know of Jane Jarvis organ recordings? Thanks.

AfricaBrass, do you have a larger version of your current avatar?

Yet another ego boost. Thank you!

I jumped on the James T. Cat bandwagon back then.

You one of them foreigners as well??? Yep. Not sure if it has something to do with that. My g-friend counted three; she's also a foreigner.

6. Thanks for the ego boost.

No-nonsense playing?

You're mixing something up with couw's favorite trumpeter.

It seems to be available. http://www.moers-music.com/catalog/index.html

What is a tolerable error ratio for a database like AMG's? http://www.allmusic.com/amg_stats.html

It's all about conservation of energy and momentum.

I'm not totally up on my Herbie in the 70's. Is there anything particularly unique about this band?? Like, is this the only band Herbie lead with Jaco in it?? - for instance. Or anything else that uniquely identifies it besides just the "in 1977" tag?? (And the other musicians too in the group too, obviously – maybe that particular combination.) Just thought this might help me phrase the question better, and maybe jog his memory a bit better too. Perhaps a better question I might have, before asking this of the man, is why does it matter much what name the group toured under?? I mean, if you know who's in the band, what does it matter what name it toured under?? I could see Herbie asking me why I even cared, or at least giving me a puzzled look at a question like that. JP substituted for Paul Jackson in 1977 for a couple of times. Hancock surely remembers that (the info would be for some sessionographies). And now that you mention it... yes, it might be a somewhat strange question. Surely not the best one to start the conversation.

Your generosity is outstanding!

Rooster, if you get the chance, please ask him if, in 1977, this band toured as "Herbie Hancock Group/Quartet" or "Headhunters": Bennie Maupin ts, ss, lyricon; Herbie Hancock kbd; Jaco Pastorius b; James Levi dr Thanks!

Vienna, Austria. There's one club that has live Jazz seven days a week, plus several other venues that have Jazz occasionally. Tonight I'm going to see Trifaktor - Kahil El’Zabar, Hamiet Bluiett, Billy Bang.

Part-time what? Gigolo, Lee Morgan look-alike or trumpeter?

http://www.wfmu.org/Playlists/Doug/doug.980501a.html

http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...&hl=cannibalism

I'd like to hear an audience recording of this show. Good luck.