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w/Pastorius, Japan, August-September 1982 (sorry for nitpicking).

Don't have anything with him except for his appearances with Jaco Pastorius' Word Of Mouth Big Band. Very impressive discography.

The BMI can't be taken too seriously.

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Yes! And here's one of JP's sons (Felix Pastorius, bass) with a Dutch big band: Barbary Coast http://www.jacop.net/sounds/BarbaryCoast[1].mp3 (due to the brackets the link won't take you to the file automatically, copy paste instead)

Jacques Tati, "Les vacances de Monsieur Hulot" Worth checking out for the sounds alone. http://www.tativille.com/

No, you must be referring to the 10:07 - 10:11/Country Son. Thanks for pointing this out.

Are you talking about the bass line (Country Son - 06:00'...)?

Roland Kirk, October 24 1963. with: Tete Montoliu p; Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen b; J.C. Moses dr.

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For our small molecules we certainly do µHPLC-/MS and -MS² for routine decoding; MALDI we use mainly for analytics of biomolecules such as peptides, nucleic acids and proteins (as most labs do); I did also work with nano HPLC, MECK and CE in the past. We also did a bit of carbohydrate analytics based on UV-detection as boric acid complexes. For our purpose, these are mainly analytical methods to check on the quality of our reagents that we then use in our single molecule experiments.

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I'm working in pharmaceutical research / drug discovery, and in particular focusing on biophysics, biochemistry, single molecule spectroscopy and imaging. I just wonder whether one can find any of your hundreds of references in PubMed or Chemical Abstracts.

The CCS64 emulator works perfectly here. Also very nice: the MAME arcade emulator.

Saw Moondog perform about eight years ago (w/the London Saxophonics) - a memorable experience. http://www.moondogscorner.de

I have to check out these Henry Franklin discs. Thanks for the heads up, Noj.

The cigarette-smoking Sinatra/Jobim footage is nice.

Am listening to Rudolph Johnson's album "Second Coming" (available through blackjazz.com. Kirk Lightsey p, Kent Brinkley b, Doug Sides dr, Johnson ts, arr). Except for Lightsey and Brinkley I have been unfamiliar with these musicians. I found out about Rudolph Johnson through the 1973 "Radio Free Rahsaan" radio series which features the tune "Water Bearer". Does anyone around here have something to say about these musicians?

I'll have to ask my neighbors to post a story about me.

It doesn't defeat the server, it's an option. It's nice to have options.

Dial-up people or people who don't want to deal with MP3 would be provided with CD-Rs. I'm all against discriminating dial-up people. Aren't you glad you use dial