rockefeller center

I use gas and a lighter - clean and fast. Downside: it stinks.

Click

Or paint over the patch jobs you did! Hehehehehehe

Cadence, November 1995.

Let's see...

Click I fear that someone's going to grease it.

You're welcome.

Fortunately I have this issue, enjoy. http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...=ST&f=15&t=3829

Archie Shepp "Steam" Jaco Pastorius "Twins"/"Invitation"

Mule, http://www.eclipse.net/~fitzgera/rahsaan/nwptny72.htm

part 2:

Kirk's letter to down beat referring to Szantor's review, part 1: (down beat, November 1972)

Excerpt from Jim Szantor's Newport review, down beat, September 1972:

Two posts by Doug Sclar from the Bright-Moments yahoo group:

There's some nice footage that can be ordered at sendemitschnitt@swr.de (www.swr.de). Cost EUR 25 (incl. shipping within Germany). Or if anyone is interested in a trade, please send a message. This "Jazz gehört und gesehen" episode also features Georg Wein and his Newport All Stars (with Pee Wee Russell, Ruby Braff, Vic Dickenson, Jimmy Woode, Buzzy Drooten). I don't know if they can provide NTSC copies. April 19, 1961 Stadthalle, Baden-Baden (D) Wednesday Roland Kirk ts, mz, str, fl, whistle; René Urtreger p; Pierre Michelot b; Kenny Clarke dr a. Broadway 2:15 ARD (D) TV broadcast b. Summertime 3:02 -- c. Drumsky 1:22 -- d. Little Fugue 1:55 -- Notes: d. RK only This Jazz series runs about 40 minutes. RK appears in the middle of the show with George Wein and his Newport All Stars performing first and last. Issues: Recorded and broadcast as part of series "JAZZ GEHÖRT UND GESEHEN" #23 Announced and produced by Joachim-Ernst Berendt for Südwestfunk Baden-Baden, (D).

There may be more female instrumentalists in classical music but I'm not sure whether "the vibe is quite different."

The Status of Women In German Orchestras: A Report Based on Practical Experience, by Abbie Conant. http://www.osborne-conant.org/status.htm

1961 Baden-Baden Coltrane footage ("Impressions") in slow motion with a "John Coltrane 1942" text insert plus "Blue Train" playing in the background - strange mixture.

http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...%20johnson&st=0 I'll buy it but won't listen to it.

Sunday, 23:55 http://www.br-online.de/programme/bfs/inde...2&date=20030914

Ornette Coleman as, tp, viol; David Izenzon b; Charles Moffett d, perc. http://www.jazzdisco.org/ornette-dis/c/

Sorry, damn language barrier. It's the other way round. I programmed #4 and #9 and played them, in repeat mode, for 10 hours, non-stop.

Thick perhaps. So, please explain your mentioning this look-alike. Should it prove your point in a stereotypcical fashion?