Herb

Happy Birthday, Man! Sorry I'm late, did I miss the party?

I ordered mine from CDBaby last Saturday, 08/06! It shipped Sunday.

Does she have a "mute" button? Where's the order form................

Cool link! Thanks, SS1!

Happy Birthday, Randy! May you never grow up!

I use a Roland RD600 for piano, Rhodes, and Wurlitzer sounds. It's been made "obsolete" by the RD700, so maybe you can pick one up cheap.

Another long time fan, here! I would have loved to have heard her do "Neither One of Us" as a duet with Johnny Adams...............

I like the company (y'all) , the Admin's band , the entertainment provided by y'all , and the fact that this is the only site dedicated to B-3's where real people can discuss it like humans . And it's really civil here compared to other boards. Oh, yeah, and the smilies!

Belated Birthday wishes, Jim!

I've never heard it, but now will actively look for it. I love standards, and Kessel was great! B-) B-)

Roadrunner.

Sorry I'm late! Happy Birthday, Joe! All the best!

My band has 2 CD's, the first buried and out of print, thankfully, different band lineup, and poorly produced. Second one shown in my signature line, and at the "Doghouse Jazz" link below. I was a studio freelancer in the early to mid '70's in Kansas City, made lots of recordings for people, don't think anything got any farther than the artists direct families.

This hits my buttons! Aviation is my 2nd love after music, also. I work airshows regularly with what has just this month become the last flying Lockheed Constellation in the United States (last picture in my signature). Jazz Cat, if you like historical commercial aviation, I'd like you to come join us over at Propliners. Anyone else that likes the old prop driven planes is also welcome!

Happy Birthday!

No.

Whatever happened to finding the TRUTH, and JUSTICE? Whoever can afford the best lawyer that can pull the proper tricks at the proper times wins. Doesn't this bother or scare anybody? I don't care what color he was, he got men off by tricks and deceit that were most probably guilty. And he made a career of that. The world is a better place without him. *ducks and covers*

Congrats to Organissimo! Break a leg! B-) B-)

Fan! Although all I have is "Footprints" and "All Sides Now". So many CD's, so little money.......

Very profound, Joe! That just says it all! B-) B-)

Yeah, KU sure sucked! They played like they didn't even want to be there.

Wow, we're really losing a lot of talent, this past 2 years. RIP

Happy Birthday, man!

I quit playing music for a living back in the early '70's. I was tired of the road, I was tired of the highs and extreme lows of cash flow, I was tired of having to play music I didn't like to generate that cash flow, and I finally decided I loved music too much to let it become "a living" or "just a job". I stepped into the real world and got a job that paid pretty well that I could hate, and started playing music that I liked, with people that I liked, even though it was infrequently, and found it was good therapy and much more fun. The guys I'm with now can play whenever and almost wherever we want, but choose not to play any "high hassle" venues. We don't play much, but we have a lot of fun when we do. This works for me, doesn't mean it works for anyone else.

*drool, slobber, envy, covet....* That's just real purty, Jim! Could be a sister to my '61!