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Frantz, I arrived in disgraceful delay. I gave up even the thought of it when someone (maybe Hal?) informed about the Venetian date and the prices on DeB. But like many here, I would have liked to be there. Your romantic chronicle still transported us to Venice. - A somewhat silly curiosity: have you happened to read the collection of short stories "La ragazza dai capelli strani" by D.F. Wallace? In the eponymous story, I believe, there is a description of a concert by a Black man playing the piano...

I've always liked the sound of the oboe, but of course, I'm completely unaware of the album and the concerts in question. The blessed ignorance that brings new wonders to listening. In some way, I'm lucky, right? -- < More Mozartian than Mozart > Perfect. Hi, JoP.

Why not Masada 3? I liked it so much.... - Morningstar the samples seem to confirm your effective words. I have been neglecting the impossible Zornian tzadikian prolificacy for too long, but every time I read about it, I am tempted. Even this book, in fact.....

Symbad, the differential-bijective is as if it were Antani? In that case, is the tilting to the right or to the left? Forgive the nonsense and accept an absolute and global and total thank you. I fully endorse Amalteo's comment, whatever you may say. Except for the votes. Bai

Look, Symbad, I heard this album when it came out because a friend of mine, afflicted with a severe case of jazzophilia, was a big fan from the very beginning. He also had the rare ability to convey the enthusiasm of his listens with a contagious freshness. That friend proposed such a large number of listens to me that I got disoriented. To the point that I don't remember if I liked this CD or not. That friend reminds me of someone..:)) - I liked everything about this "live" on Terrasson, but in particular, I choose the description of "Love For Sale," which, interestingly, seems like a summary of your response to Hal. Mercenary kisses to you and him from a fragile whore in the guise of a spool.

I made a mistake... There, of course.

@ Mullah: I don’t have that album, but I know it and I confirm: money well spent, I’ll get it too. - @Symbad: we seem to be at the apex: < one of the most beautiful ever recorded > seems like a pretty decisive judgment!!! Okay, noted. Regarding the qualities of your swinging writing, I left a comment elsewhere. Here, I can only reiterate it. Bai

You have a contagious swing in that blessed writing. Hancock never too "covered," you will surely make me change my mind. You are a Beacon. Maybe not Scott Lo, but how much light since you’ve appeared, towering over DeMare, thanks to your prolific pen!

Good morning to all you gentlemen. @Black Metal: particularly pleased with your presence on this page - @Sfascia: always too kind with the spool. Ah, the Blow Up that Hal was referring to is the album by Richard Galliano and M.Portal. @Maledetta and Jim: I feel so much love between you and among us. All of this is magnificent - @Moorningstar: come on, you're in Minneapolis? Have you met the sexy little prince? If you cross paths with him, give him a kiss for me? :)) - @Hal: it's already in the envelope, then you'll tell me. - @Stoopid: this 5 is one of those that say: buy it, I feel like recommending it to you. If it disappoints you, you can punish me or ask for a refund. - @Symbad: the year is 2001. It's always written on the card on the right. There's also a sequel, "Minneapolis, We Insist!", that I need to get. Let me know what you think of it. I'm also behind on reading your latest, I'll catch up as soon as I "get out" of these messes. - Bye bye, gentlemen.

Just a quick visit to say hi and thank the DePassanti. @Wanderer: how much we miss that portion sometimes, right? - @S4doll: Thanks. Not even mine, at least not the most frequented. And what's your kind of muzique? - @Hal: in the envelope. By the way, sorry for the wait, I can't finish anything, I wrote this page while working during my lunch break... @Stoopid: no, it’s a sentence that wrote itself as soon as I put my fingers on the keyboard. Maybe I should have stopped there... :) Hi everyone, enjoy the frying moment.