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Old 02-23-2006, 06:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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THIS SITE IS UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!!
Go a little further on. There are Miles, Trane, Monk, Hendrix, The Doors, Blues Brothers and more...........WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Click on the word "videos," that will open up all the jazz and other videos.
Hendrix and Django are there, along with Trane and Miles. Amazing site!
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Mr Wise . First . excuse my english cause I work all the time in French.

have you an idea when this video was taken...Probably a Norman Jazz Session (51-53). Christophe , Montréal(Canada).
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Mr Wise . First . excuse my english cause I work all the time in French.

have you an idea when this video was taken...Probably a Norman Jazz Session (51-53). Christophe , Montréal(Canada).
After hearing Django all these years, it was a thrill to see him perform. I haven't a clue as to the origins of the video.
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After hearing Django all these years, it was a thrill to see him perform. I haven't a clue as to the origins of the video.
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This is getting off track but I had known about his crippled left hand but I had never seen him play...sort of amazing. I am reminded of Horace Parlan, the great pianist who worked a lot with Mingus
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