TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT TEXAS GROOVE AND THEIR UPCOMING PERFORMANCES AND
EVENTS, PLEASE LOG INTO www.myspace.com/texasgrooveblues OR GO TO
www.home.comcast.net/~texas.groove/ . THIS FABULOUS TRIO HAS MANY
CURRENT BOOKINGS IN THE SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS AREA. YOU WILL ENJOY
THEIR MUSIC AND THEIR EASY STYLE. COME OUT AND HEAR THEM WHEN YOUR IN
THE AREA. WE'D LOVE TO SEE YOU THERE. THIS IS GREAT FOR A RELAXED
EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENT AND LISTENING PLEASURE.

I think you're right Bill.  I very much doubt that the publishers
have any agreement with the owner of the blog in question; looks like
a blatant act of piracy to me.

Regards, Liam
http://www.liamalexander.com/music

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Williams" <liam_mac_liam@...>
wrote:
>
> There seems to be something not quite right with some of the "free"
> ebooks on this blog. For example the Ramon Ricker book (quite old
now,
> but useful as I recall) is still for sale from the publishers for
$16.95.
> http://www.alfred.com/alfredweb/front/ProductDetail.aspx?itemnum=%
20%20%20%20%20%20%20SB9&pubnum=0
>
> So have Alfred publishing or Ramon Ricker made some special
agreement
> to give away the book free on the blog or is it simply piracy of
> Ricker's work?
>
> Bill Williams
>
> > This blog has some interesting information on jazz guitar and
some free
> > downloads:
> >
> > http://guitarebooksforall.blogspot.com
> >
>

There seems to be something not quite right with some of the "free"
ebooks on this blog. For example the Ramon Ricker book (quite old now,
but useful as I recall) is still for sale from the publishers for $16.95.
http://www.alfred.com/alfredweb/front/ProductDetail.aspx?itemnum=%20%20%20%20%20\
%20%20SB9&pubnum=0

So have Alfred publishing or Ramon Ricker made some special agreement
to give away the book free on the blog or is it simply piracy of
Ricker's work?

Bill Williams

> This blog has some interesting information on jazz guitar and some free
> downloads:
>
> http://guitarebooksforall.blogspot.com
>

I thought 'Grouply' might be a scam.  Any site that asks you to input
your yahoo id and password might well be just trying to steal your
details and hijack your account.  After reading the review on
TechCrunch:  http://www.techcrunch.com/tag/grouply I'm reassured; it
seems to be a legitimate site.

There are so many social networking sites springing up someone would
have to offer a very good argument as to its benefits before I
considered joining.

Regards, Liam

http://www.liamalexander.com/music

http://limealexander.blogspot.com

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, dedi sahputra <nusapro_dedi@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> You can see a list of my groups on Grouply at the link below. Maybe
you'll find
> some you want to join.
>
> dedi
>
> Here's the link:
> http://www.grouply.com/register.php?tmg=271101&amp;vt=3033430
>
>
>
>
>
> ====================
> This message was posted by a fellow group member who uses Grouply
instead of
> email to access this group. Grouply blocks additional invitations
from being
> sent to this group by anyone for 30 days. Group owners can
permanently block
> future invitations. For more on how Grouply maintains privacy and
protects you,
> see http://blog.grouply.com/protect/ .
>

This blog has some interesting information on jazz guitar and some free
downloads:

http://guitarebooksforall.blogspot.com

If you want to promote your website, that's ok, but please try to keep
it relevant (e.g. about MUSIC).  BTW, the "javascript clock follows
cursor" effect is so 90s...  I was however interested to learn the
derivation of Pakistan.

LA Phil Presents - Jamie Cullum with The Count Basie Orchestra -
Wednesday, August 20 at the Hollywood Bowl


Featured Artists:


Jamie Cullum

The Count Basie Orchestra

A Christian McBride Situation featuring: Patrice Rushen, DJ Logic,
Jahi Sundance, Walter Smith III, and Maysa


Brit jazz/pop sensation Jamie Cullum, who wowed audiences last season
with his combustible talents, performs with a hand-selected group of
very special guests for this one-of-a-kind evening created especially
for Jazz at the Bowl.


Log on to HollywoodBowl.com for tickets and information.



Link to program page:
http://www.hollywoodbowl.com/tickets/performance_detail.cfm?id=3544

In reality, and verified  by numerous sources, Pakistan  is a composition of two words "PAK" and "ISTAN". PAK  is a word of Persian and Urdu and it means "Holy/Pure/Clean" and "ISTAN" stands for "HOMELAND". Then the true meanings come to "Homeland of Holy People ".

LA Phil Presents – Etta James & The Roots Band – Wednesday, August 13,
8:00 pm at the Hollywood Bowl

Featured Artists
Etta James and The Roots Band
Solomon Burke
Paolo Nutini



The Queen of the Blues returns with the trademark sass and belting
blues that has made her a Bowl favorite.

Log on to HollywoodBowl.com for tickets and information.

Link to program page:
http://www.hollywoodbowl.com/tickets/performance_detail.cfm?id=3538

> hi i am ashvatha
>
>   how r u?
>
> see my website

This blog seems to be just an excuse for some advertising.  If you want
to earn any money from your ads I suggest you put some actual content
on the blog.

Regards, Liam
http://limealexander.blogspot.com

hi i am ashvatha

   how r u?

see my website

   www.dreamfulview.blogspot.com

If you'd like to check out a really great female guitarist, go to this
link:

http://www.yousendit.com/download/eTJkWWV2YWJEa1hIRGc9PQ

You can download all four of her albums here free.  She's a very
tasteful and interesting modern jazzer; well worth a listen.

You can also watch her on YouTube here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vknFJQ7hP6Q

Enjoy, Linda

check out my blog:
http://goat-scape.blogspot.com/

Jazz Set: Performance Skills for Jazz Singers

Taught By

Laurel Masse' - Founding Member Manhattan Transfer

Wendy Lane Bailey - Vocalist /Artist Consultant

Tex Arnold - Pianist / Arranger / Composer

You know the tune; you can improvise over the changes, but is that enough? What goes into creating a memorable musical experience for both vocalist and audience? This workshop caters specifically to the needs of the jazz vocalist from the very first note to the final bow. Topics covered in the class include: the basics of song performance, establishing a rapport with the audience, working with musicians and arrangers, handling onstage mistakes, and sequencing a set. Class sizes are limited to allow ample performance time for each student.

Dates and Locations:

Parsippany, NJ - Saturday May 31st - 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

The Black Bird Studios - 181 New Road, Suite 305 Parsippany, NJ

New York, NY - Saturday June 7th - 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Shetler Studios - 244 West 54th St. Suite 1205, Penthouse 4

Tuition for the workshop is $165

To enroll or for more information contact Park Road Management at parkroadmanagement@... or (646)831-0359. For more from the class instructors visit their blog www.twowellread@... .

Make your voice heard: if you have a blog, you might consider
joining 'Bloggers Unite For Human Rights'  To join, simply visit the
Bloggers Unite page http://unite.blogcatalog.com to get more
information. Then, on Thursday, May 15th, write a blog post that shares
awareness about human rights.  You can of course, write a post before
that date.

Visit this link to list your post:
http://www.blogcatalog.com/group/bloggers-unite/discuss/entry/list-your-
bloggers-unite-for-human-rights-post-here

Visit this link to view my blog:
http://limealexander.blogspot.com/

Feel free to comment.

Regards, Liam
http://www.liamalexander.com

The player works great on those pages Liam.  I really like being able
to listen to some cool music or a documentary program while doing
other stuff on the web.  Nice work.

Poco

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, "Liam" <liamalexander@...> wrote:
>
> If you'd like to put audio on a web page, myspace, blog etc. this
is a
> very
> easy, stylish and free solution.
>
> http://next.yahoo.net/archives/32/easylistener
>
> This page has a code generating wizard which allows you to modify
> colours etc. To make it work you only need to enter the url where
you
> have links to your audio files. Copy/paste the code and it works
right
> away. It also accepts rss feeds, podcasts etc.
>
> I'm using it here:
>
> http://www.liamalexander.com/news/audio.php?zfcategory=radio_jazz
>
> Regards, Liam
>
> http://www.liamalexander.com/music
>

If you'd like to put audio on a web page, myspace, blog etc. this is a
very
easy, stylish and free solution.

http://next.yahoo.net/archives/32/easylistener

This page has a code generating wizard which allows you to modify
colours etc. To make it work you only need to enter the url where you
have links to your audio files. Copy/paste the code and it works right
away. It also accepts rss feeds, podcasts etc.

I'm using it here:

http://www.liamalexander.com/news/audio.php?zfcategory=radio_jazz

Regards, Liam

http://www.liamalexander.com/music

Hi Geoff,

We've been using 'Audacity' to overdub the different parts; it's an
excellent free program.  Allows multi track recording, effects, EQ,
reads and outputs MP3, WAV, Ogg Vorbis, AIFF files.  Quite an amazing
package for the price ($0!).

There's a download link here:

http://www.liamalexander.com/downloads/entertainment.html

Backing tracks were done with Band in a
Box, which is equally impressive and useful, but is not free.  If you
don't have BiaB, myself or another member can always generate a
backing based on a chord arrangement.

Regards, Liam

http://www.liamalexander.com/music

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, "geoffjenk" <geoffjenk@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Liam,
>
> Sounds interesting.  Do you need sophisticated software to do the
> recording?  The tracks sound great so far btw.
>
> Geoff
>
> --- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, "Liam" <liamalexander@> wrote:
> >
> > Blue Cosmosis is a collaborative jazz recording project.  The
idea
> is
> > to record a backing track, add some melody/improvisation then
send
> the
> > file so others can add additional parts.  The completed tracks
will
> > then be uploaded to this location:
> >
> > http://www.liamalexander.com/music/cosmosis.html
> >
> > (There are a few completed tracks there already).
> >
> > I've uploaded a few unfinished tracks to the files section of
this
> > group here:
> >
> > http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/bluesette/files/Cosmosis/
> >
> > If you're interested in joining this experiment, please let me
> know;
> > post to the group or reply to me directly.  Singers are also
> welcome.
> > Pretty much anything goes, but it needs to be at least in the
ball
> park
> > as far as jazz goes.
> >
> > Regards, Liam
> >
>

Hi Liam,

Sounds interesting.  Do you need sophisticated software to do the
recording?  The tracks sound great so far btw.

Geoff

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, "Liam" <liamalexander@...> wrote:
>
> Blue Cosmosis is a collaborative jazz recording project.  The idea
is
> to record a backing track, add some melody/improvisation then send
the
> file so others can add additional parts.  The completed tracks will
> then be uploaded to this location:
>
> http://www.liamalexander.com/music/cosmosis.html
>
> (There are a few completed tracks there already).
>
> I've uploaded a few unfinished tracks to the files section of this
> group here:
>
> http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/bluesette/files/Cosmosis/
>
> If you're interested in joining this experiment, please let me
know;
> post to the group or reply to me directly.  Singers are also
welcome.
> Pretty much anything goes, but it needs to be at least in the ball
park
> as far as jazz goes.
>
> Regards, Liam
>

Hey Liam,

That's incredible!  I put it on my geocities page here:

http://www.geocities.com/geoffjenk

(In fact, that's all I've put on there so far).
It was so easy; just one little bit of code and I've made a whole
website!  Thanks a lot!

All the best, Geoff

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, "Liam" <liamalexander@...> wrote:
>
> If you have a website, blog, myspace profile etc.  you might want
to
> try including this free feature: Live News Feeder; includes
hundreds
> of news stories, music and jazz news, image, video and audio
feeds.
> Content updates frequently; provides very interesting content and
> will attract a lot of traffic to your site.
>
> To include it, just paste this html code between the <body> </body>
> tags of your page where you'd like the window to appear:
>
> <iframe name="I1" src="http://www.liamalexander.com/newz/"
> marginwidth="1" marginheight="1" height="800" width="100%"
border="0"
> frameborder="0">
> </iframe>
>
> You can customize the width and height as you wish by changing the
> values.
>
> Regards, Liam
>
> http://www.liamalexander.com/music
>

Blue Cosmosis is a collaborative jazz recording project.  The idea is
to record a backing track, add some melody/improvisation then send the
file so others can add additional parts.  The completed tracks will
then be uploaded to this location:

http://www.liamalexander.com/music/cosmosis.html

(There are a few completed tracks there already).

I've uploaded a few unfinished tracks to the files section of this
group here:

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/bluesette/files/Cosmosis/

If you're interested in joining this experiment, please let me know;
post to the group or reply to me directly.  Singers are also welcome.
Pretty much anything goes, but it needs to be at least in the ball park
as far as jazz goes.

Regards, Liam

If you have a website, blog, myspace profile etc.  you might want to
try including this free feature: Live News Feeder; includes hundreds
of news stories, music and jazz news, image, video and audio feeds.
Content updates frequently; provides very interesting content and
will attract a lot of traffic to your site.

To include it, just paste this html code between the <body> </body>
tags of your page where you'd like the window to appear:

<iframe name="I1" src="http://www.liamalexander.com/newz/"
marginwidth="1" marginheight="1" height="800" width="100%" border="0"
frameborder="0">
</iframe>

You can customize the width and height as you wish by changing the
values.

Regards, Liam

http://www.liamalexander.com/music

Hi Tamm,

Thanks, I joined the 'Global Jazz Network'.  Looks very interesting;
a new competitor to myspace?  In fact, I think it looks a lot better
than myspace and I've only just joined.  The way you can upload
multiple song tracks to it is great; the java applet is similar to
the gallery program I run on my site.  You can upload 100 songs;
brilliant.  The music player on the profiles is very nice, as is the
rss features.

Check out my profile on the GJN here:

http://theglobaljazznetwork.ning.com/profile/liamalexander

Regards, Liam

http://www.liamalexander.com/music

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, "tammehunt" <tammehunt@...> wrote:
>
>
> From the network of Tamm E Hunt founder/chief editor/Jazz & Blues
Singer
>
> Date:  March 6, 2008
> Re: Jazz Power
>
> The Global Jazz Network
> I'm member of  THE GLOBAL  JAZZ NETWORK
> www.theglobaljazznetwork.ning.com
> <http://www.theglobaljazznetwork.ning.com/>
>
>   If you haven't joined the TGJN movement and experienced the
advantages
> of the only 24 hour Jazz destination featuring an ongoing Global
Jazz
> Festival via video and MP3 - I am truly sorry. You're missing out!
>
> TGJN is for everyone who loves Jazz: there are Groups/Blogs and
Forums
> and what's great ...it doesn't cost anything to join. That's
right...
> it's FREE!  Create a personal TGJN community and share MP3/
> Video/Blogs/Forums/Photos/ Widgets and a coterie of very  cool and
> creative tools that connect you to a creative dialogue that
encourages
> partnerships that flourish between Jazz artists/producers other Jazz
> professionals and listeners from 8 to 80! on an international basis
to
> support the identity & diversity of jazz & to broaden the awareness
of
> Jazz as an artistic, cultural & educational force.
>
>
> How Do I Use TGJN ?
>
>     1. First, Sign Up and Create a Profile
>
> (Your Profile is Your TGJN on the Web, where you can describe
yourself,
> hobbies and interests. You can even upload picture and MP3s.)
>
>     2. Second, Invite your Friends to join The Global Jazz Network.
>
> OR, Search the site for your Friends who are already Members of
TGJN.
>
>     3. Third, View the Connections you make between Your Friend and
their
> Friends. Some people have Hundreds of people in their extended
network!
>
>     4. Meet your Friend's Friends and Suggest Matches! You can
> communicate with anyone in your The Global Jazz Network when you
make
> them your friend. You can even leave comments on their page.
>
> Go ahead do it now- Experience JAZZ Power!
>
> Keeping JAZZ Live!
> Tamm E Hunt
> Tamm E Hunt
> The Global Jazz Network
>
> P.S. If you would like to be a card carrying TGJN member who gets
> discounts in a growing list of service oriented businesses and Jazz
> Clubs worldwide. Please email us @ newjazzaudience@...
> <mailto:newjazzaudience@...>   we will send you all the information
> about  the TGJN Membership Card
>
> http://www.theglobaljazznetwork.ning.com
> <http://www.theglobaljazznetwork.ning.com/>
> Please forward
>
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> 205 West 29th Street Baltimore, MD 21211-2905
> 410.800.4778
> To unsubscribe, newjazzaudience@... <mailto:newjazzaudience@...>
>
>
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>

I hope the George Benson was enjoyable, unfortunately, Los Angeles is
a bit out of the way for me.

Speaking of George, I've been messing around with my website a bit
lately.  This section:

http://www.liamalexander.com/news/video.php?zfcategory=video_music

  takes video feeds and plays them via javascript and flash.  That
page has instructional and performance videos by George Benson, Joe
Pass, Tal Farlow and many others.

There are other videos in different categories.  You can download
them from the rss link (orange XML button).

Regards, Liam

http://www.liamalexander.com/music

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, "tmgla" <tmgla@...> wrote:
>
> Passing along this info for the Los Angeles locals --
>
> George Benson - jazz and r&b legend - is performing at the Walt
Disney
> Concert Hall!
>
> Concert Info:
> LA PHIL PRESENTS
> George Benson
> "A Tribute to Nat King Cole"
> Friday, February 15 @ 8pm
> Walt Disney Concert Hall
>
> An unforgettable, one-of-a-kind acoustic evening with the seductive
> guitar master as he performs some of Nat's timeless classics and his
> own favorite hits.
>
> For more information on the concert:
> http://www.laphil.com/tickets/performance_detail.cfm?id=3486
>
> Tickets range from: $35 - $135
>

Passing along this info for the Los Angeles locals --

George Benson - jazz and r&b legend - is performing at the Walt Disney
Concert Hall!

Concert Info:
LA PHIL PRESENTS
George Benson
"A Tribute to Nat King Cole"
Friday, February 15 @ 8pm
Walt Disney Concert Hall

An unforgettable, one-of-a-kind acoustic evening with the seductive
guitar master as he performs some of Nat's timeless classics and his
own favorite hits.

For more information on the concert:
http://www.laphil.com/tickets/performance_detail.cfm?id=3486

Tickets range from: $35 - $135

I've uploaded a few backing tracks at this location:

http://www.liamalexander.com/music/jam_tracks

I've only added a few so far but I plan to add more.  I've included a
transcription of Pat Martino's 'Three Base Hit' which I think is a very
interesting tune and quite challenging to improvise over.

All tracks can be played via streaming directly from the site or
downloaded as standard MP3s.  There is also a chord chart for each
track in PDF format.

Regards, Liam

Hi Petri,

I guess I can call myself a pro as I have made a few $$$ designing
sites recently, although I'm primarily a teacher.  Feel free to email
me direct if you have a question.  If you're interested I can suggest
a way you can post unlimited songs/videos to myspace; you just need
to host the files on your webserver.  I'm using it on my myspace;
works well.

I had a listen to your guitar/organ track; sounds fantastic!
Beautiful melodic soloing and also a very nice organ player.  How was
Greece?  I can't really play while my 2 year old is awake; she wants
to particpate and strum as I do.  I bought her her own little guitar,
but she seems to prefer mine.  I live in hope that music is something
we'll really share.  Lately I've been singing with her; she gets
really enthusiastic with that tune 'Fever'.  With 2 guitarists for
parents I'm sure your boy will go far.

Here are some pics of my satin doll, Meg:

http://www.liamalexander.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=31

Regards, Liam

http://www.liamalexander.com/music

http://www.myspace.com/liam_alexander

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, Petri Krzywacki <petegtr_1971@...>
wrote:
>
> HI Liam,
>
>   I didn't realize the web page comment was from a pro - I'm really
glad to hear that!
>   I actually do have a question for you but I'll get back to you on
that when I have the time to spell it out for you.
>
>   Yeah, that's my little boy, Elis.. he's really a character. That
picture, he just took the guitar and wanted to pose with it for me to
take pictures. He does like to strum the strings, too, so who knows?
My wife's a classical guitar teacher so we have almost all the
guitars represented in our household. Just yesterday evening Elis
wanted to try out my Tele - he could actually press down the A string
and hold a C while I picked the string! (proud parent indeed!)
>
>   Thanks for the tip on that Burrell chord melody - I always liked
his chord melody stuff, like the Greensleeves he does on Guitar
Forms. If I have the time, I'll definitely write that.
>
>   The organ trio clip is up on MySpace now - not the whole tune but
just the guitar solo. It's a Thad Jones tune called "Lady Luck" which
both the organ player and myself just love. Hope you like the clip!
>
>   Pete
>   www.petrikrzywacki.com
>   www.myspace.com/petekrzywacki
>
>
>
>  __________________________________________________
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> Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
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>

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Hi Petri,

You're right, it is a compilation of of Wes' earlier recordings with
Mel Rhyne before he turned commercial to survive.  It's become hard
to get, but it's a favourite of mine, 2nd only to 'The Incredible
Jazz Guitar'.  For a guitar/organ combo; it's hard to go past it.

Track list available here: (Amazon.com)

http://www.amazon.com/Wes-Montgomery-Melvin-Rhyne/dp/B00002Z7BK/ref=sr_1_2/105-2\
085900-6398837?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1194039141&sr=1-2

As a teacher of computing and web design, I can tell you your design
is great; simple and elegant.  It's also great that you designed it
yourself.  I really need to update my own and make it completely CSS
based; it works great in IE but looks horrible in Firefox, Safari
etc.  Is that your kid on your front page?  Very cute.  I have a
daughter about the same age; tends to slow down my creative output
but no regrets, she's a total joy.  If you need any web tips let me
know.

I'll look forward to hearing your guitar/organ stuff on myspace.  There aren't
many organ players around here either; the best I've managed is getting keyboard
players to use an organ sound on their sythns.

If you do have time to do some transcribing, a friend asked for the
chord melody of Kenny Burrell's 'Gee Baby Aint I Good to You'.
(Midnight Blue Cd) I learned it years ago but never wrote it down and
as a busy high school teacher and proud parent, I'll doubt I'll get a
chance any time soon.

Regards, Liam

--- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, Petri Krzywacki <petegtr_1971@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Liam,
>
>   I haven't seen that title of Wes and Mel Rhyne; I think it has to
be a compilation since all those tunes are on some of the original
albums I have. Great stuff nonetheless!
>
>   I just recently had my first organ trio gig ever - there aren't
so many organ players around so the opportunity hasn't met me
earlier. It was a nice gig; I'll probably put some clips up on my
MySpace soon. I'll let you know when I get it done.
>
>   Thank you for the kind words about my site - I did it just by
writing the code myself, with the help of a tutorial I found on the
internet, so it's very light in construction and consequently fast to
load on just about any computer. I haven't had the time to keep
updating it as much as I wanted to.. I'm thinking about adding some
new transcriptions soon. I welcome any transcription requests, btw,
so let me know if you have any wishes.
>
>   Regards,
>
>   Petri
>   www.petrikrzywacki.com
>   www.myspace.com/petekrzywacki
>
>
> Liam <liamalexander@...> wrote:
>           Hi Petri,
>
> I really like Wes' work with Melvin Rhyne too; particularly 'Wes
with
> Melvin Rhyne'. It has tunes like 'the trick back', 'besame
> mucho', 'yesterdays', 'round midnight', but I really like 'the
breeze
> and I'. I'm really into the guitar/organ thing. Jack McDuff's 'the
> honeydripper' with Grant Green and Jimmy Smith's 'back at the
chicken
> shack' with Kenny Burrell are also good examples.
>
> BTW, I like your website Petri. Nice layout and excellent resources.
>
> Regards, Liam
>
> http://www.liamalexander.com/music
>
> http://www.myspace.com/liam_alexander
>
> --- In bluesette@yahoogroups.com, Petri Krzywacki <petegtr_1971@>
> wrote:
> >
> > I agree, and of all the Wes recordings, the first trio album that
> Satin Doll is on (along with 'Round Midnight and End Of A Love
> Affair) has a very special vibe - the sound that Mel Rhyne uses on
> the organ, the tunes, the tempos... It must be because of the
amount
> of nights they had played before being "discovered" by Cannonball
> Adderley. It is definitely among the most mature debut albums ever.
> >
> > Best wishes,
> >
> > Pete
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> >
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