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Dear ML, Thanks for another example of education beyond words - it's great. Let me try my thing in words - just to see how clumsy it is like this. When I actually was a drummer we thought modern jazz history was Philly Joe, Elvin and Tony Williams - in that order. OK so we missed out too many people...

Makes me want to get married all over again... maybe i'm wrong but that famous response "dah dah dah" is now "yes i do" or "i love you" ;) whereas in the original i think it was "five six seven" always felt that way about tunes - it's the words in song - even ...

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these are beautiful sights and sounds -

and on a day like today - it's a perfect celebration for the return of the forum!

thanks for this!

amazing huh.

as chesper says it's great to have this insight into what george and everyone else looked and sounded like as young men.

and we dial it up on our computers like a phone conversation with the past.

This classic link came from Brett Primack to Alice Russell and now to us. It's the last episode in the TV series "The Subject of Jazz" called "The Future of Jazz", featuring an interview with George Russell on the Concept. Mr Russell's band includes Bill Evans, Art Farmer, Tony S...

Youza!

Got it.

It's beautiful man.
The chart even looks beautiful with the multi-colored notes..

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Hi Mother, After reading your email - and doing some research, I joined a site called 4shared. It's free. And I uploaded two files you sent me. I think this will work as a way for all of us to up- and down- load files safely and it's not illegal. I hope you don't mind, but here are links to two file...

Mother, You promised earlier, when the mood takes you, to talk a little more about "hearing absolute" - the bebop way of hearing sounds in a language other than ones own and hearing it as music rather than information - so hearing beyond our expected logic. Each time you take us a little d...

i think your second post should have been number 16777212. no?

is it working? the forum? it's snowing in toronto - like christmas cards...

not quite yet huh?

thanks for trying namron!

so,

o worthy and many-lettered ones,

do we vote?


i like this.

maybe i even get it...


what a day...

i took a sunday nap..

the forum was fixed..

and the lcc 'explained'



ps: nearly, but not fixed quite yet

Okay already. I hear you... My honest (as opposed to what?) opinion is that this is true of all music. I love music.. it's abstraction.. the feelings.. the freedom.. the expression, communication.. all of that. But it's ritten rong. It's one thing to learn a language where you have different parts o...

great, great, great!

i'ts tguoh bineg ptmodoersn AND mkniag ssnes

when i was at saatchi and saatchi advertising (which we all love to hate) they used to say "sell like you're convincing your mother, your little sister, brother, etc"

talk simple. make sense.

yo momma.

tonal gravity