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I say "probably" the best. I have NOT declared it. In fact, in the next few days, a review of mine on Art Pepper will come out. There too, I say he is one of the best. Then you can argue about others. I'm fine with that. But no rankings... for now.

Ralph Peterson Ornettology

8 jul 07

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It doesn't seem to me... I have to do some research on Uncle Wikipedia or various relatives...

Stan Getz Voyage

8 jul 07

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@ giovannino natoli. dig into the title "ornettology". @ metamatic: Thank goodness you didn't kick me out Kenny G...

Stan Getz Voyage

8 jul 07

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Brecker for sure. To be considered.

Stan Getz Voyage

8 jul 07

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DEAR happypippo, it's a pleasure to know you're still with us. I was sad seeing you NOT comment on my review of Peterson (ornettology), a drummer like you. I was interested in your post, you know? Thanks for contributing to Stan, adding to the discussion. @ metamatic: tell me, who comes to your mind?

Luc Besson Léon

8 jul 07

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Non hai fornito un testo da tradurre. Per favore, inviami il testo in italiano e sarò felice di aiutarti con la traduzione.

Leonard Nimoy Tre Scapoli e un Bebè

8 jul 07

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As usual, the truth is much less fanciful. Ted Danson's character, in the initial version, was supposed to shoot a commercial for a dog product in a scene, using a cardboard cutout of himself. That scene was later cut from the final version of the film, thus removing any reference to the cutout. In fact, the silhouette reappears more than once throughout the movie. Ted Danson is right next to it when the little girl's mother comes back to claim it; the cutout had been accidentally left near the window on set.