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Hello everyone,

I don't know if this is the right place, although it seems to fit, but I thought you might want to have a look at deus62/jazz, my own jazz site on the Net.

The latest additions are a lengthy profile of Ed Thigpen and a longer review of the London House Sessions. This month's featured year on the timeline is 1929 (100+ kb and growing ...).

You can also drop by via the homepage which provides links to other sections of the site.

I hope you don't mind this post (advertising your own stuff is never really a good idea), but do drop by. :g

Cheers!

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Thanks AfricaBrass! It actually is a labor of love. I just have so much stuff flying around here (CDs, LPs, books, magazines, etc.), I could write up a storm if I had the time.

deus62/jazz has only been around for a short while. Previously I ran a blog under that address which covered music in general (and got far too broad in scope to update in any serious manner). I do listen to lots of stuff (anything from Mussorgsky to Audioslave, from Seeed [Germany's, nay, Europe's best 'riddim' ... switch to English at the top right of their main page] to reissues of the 70s [universal Deluxe Editions], and much, much more]. But jazz music in all shapes and colors has always been my first love (well, exclude that headbanger phase end 70s, begining 80s). :huh:

The only problem I have with my site at the moment is that some of the pages (the Thigpen profile and the timeline page you mentioned) easily exeed 100kb. I have no problems with that because most of my readers are geeks with Apple and PC powerhouses on/underneath their desks, but it might scare off the average user. Still, my CMS is easier to handle and the site much easier to update if I keep things the way they are.

Oh, btw, I've quickly added a link to the organissimo forum to the link page anyway for now. That whole section will be redone whenever the next version of the CMS I use comes out (that would be pMachine by Rick Ellis, a wonderful program which is also available in a nearly unlimited free version ... check it out). Currently, I have to tweak around quite a bit to get the pages to look the way I want them to look, but the next version of pMachine will address many of the issues and I will be able to do a lot more (complicated) stuff.

And, no, I'm not paid by Rick for the ad. I just love the program, as do many other users who have some great sites out there. :g

Cheers!

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