How old are you?

[Jazzmoose]

I can't believe H.H. is the only teen here; I could have sworn we had more than that!

[alankin]

[pryan]

Turned twenty-two, two days ago.

[John B]

I can't believe H.H. is the only teen here; I could have sworn we had more than that!

chronologically he is. If we talk in terms of maturity most of us would probably fall into that range.

[Guest Chaney]

I can't believe H.H. is the only teen here; I could have sworn we had more than that!

chronologically he is. If we talk in terms of maturity most of us would probably fall into that range.

HEY! Speak for yerself ya big, fat, ugly stoopid jerk!

B-)

[porcy62]

42, as Jan Anderson pointed out "Too Old To Rock'n Roll, Too Young To Die" B-)

Edited October 14, 2004 by porcy62

[7/4]

42, as Jan Anderson pointed out "Too Old To Rock'n Roll, Too Young To Die" B-)

Ian Anderson?

[catesta]

I can't believe H.H. is the only teen here; I could have sworn we had more than that!

chronologically he is. If we talk in terms of maturity most of us would probably fall into that range.

HEY! Speak for yerself ya big, fat, ugly stoopid jerk!

B-)

Tony, you forgot to say "and stuff like that". B-)

[porcy62]

42, as Jan Anderson pointed out "Too Old To Rock'n Roll, Too Young To Die"  B-)

Ian Anderson?

Yes Jan Anderson of Iethro Tull

[Bright Moments]

42, as Jan Anderson pointed out "Too Old To Rock'n Roll, Too Young To Die"  B-)

Ian Anderson?

Yes Jan Anderson of Iethro Tull

pardon the slight hijack-

there's a whole section in the RRK biography about how RRK felt that ian anderson (whom by numerous accounts is a decent person) "stole" his flute act.

[porcy62]

there's a whole section in the RRK biography about how RRK felt that ian anderson (whom by numerous accounts is a decent person) "stole" his flute act.

I couldn't imagine RRK playing in "Acqualung" or Ian Anderson playing in"Domino".

Maybe they are share the same KARMA

Edited October 14, 2004 by porcy62

[Gary]

This was happening the night I was born

69.07.28

July 28, 1969

St. Paul de Vence

Paris, France

Cecil Taylor Quartet

Cecil Taylor (p)

Jimmy Lyons (as)

Sam Rivers (ss; ts)

Andrew Cyrille (d

[jazzkrow]

51, here.....

[connoisseur series500]

I was born a month after Donald Byrd's "Fuego" was recorded and a few days before Art Blakey's "Africaine," and Kenny Dorham's "Quiet Kenny."

[Morganized]

Old enough to know better......

...................................... Young enough to try........

51

[Bright Moments]

there's a whole section in the RRK biography about how RRK felt that ian anderson (whom by numerous accounts is a decent person) "stole" his flute act.

I couldn't imagine RRK playing in "Acqualung" or Ian Anderson playing in"Domino".

Maybe they are share the same KARMA

actually ian anderson performed rrk's serenade to a cuckoo on the first tull album.

see:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&t...33:8x5tk6axqk9w

[porcy62]

actually ian anderson performed rrk's serenade to a cuckoo on the first tull album.

I knew it, I own this Lp.

All this story remember me that old, and fair, complain about whites stolen music from blacks. (in Miles self biography there is almost a whole chapter about it)

Beethoven stolen something from Haydn, and Elvis from Chuck Berry, and Sonny Stitt from Byrd, it's a complex matter, maybe we could start a new post about "Influence or Robbery".

In my point of view, all musicians start as "thief" and later become "victim".

Edited October 15, 2004 by porcy62

[Bright Moments]

actually ian anderson performed rrk's serenade to a cuckoo on the first tull album.

I knew it, I own this Lp.

All this story remember me that old, and fair, complain about whites stolen music from blacks. (in Miles self biography there is almost a whole chapter about it)

Beethoven stolen something from Haydn, and Elvis from Chuck Berry, and Sonny Stitt from Byrd, it's a complex matter, maybe we could start a new post about "Influence or Robbery".

In my point of view, all musicians start as "thief" and later become "victim".

well said and excellent idea for a new thread!

[marcoliv]

i had "This Was" on vynil and never heard about RKK at that time. i always loved Serenade to a Cuckoo and got so ashamed when i learned the truth about it....

Marcus

ps:but i still enjoy Jethro Tull

Edited October 17, 2004 by marcoliv

[paul secor]

Fifty Eight - for three more weeks.

[spinlps]

33... but T minus 8 days 'til #34.

[Big Al]

35, for a few more months anyway....

[sheldonm]

Mobley's "Hank" was recorded on my birthday 48 years ago!

[tjobbe]

I was born the day when Freddie Hubbard The Artistery of... was released on Impulse!

Cheers, Tjobbe

[Robert J]

38

Born on the day of Canada's Centenary

However - my entry into this mortal coil was obscured by another. The first Canadian baby born on July 1, 1967 - future model and actress Pamela Anderson - became the national "Centennial baby".