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02-03-2007, 07:07 PM
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  | Whats on your iPod Hi Ingrid, Welcome to the trumpetmaster, you comments are very anticiapated and a nice addition to this forum. My question is this: Whats on your iPod currently and for someone that does not have one of your cd's what one would you recommend to pick up first? http://www.wvtrumpet.com |
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02-20-2007, 10:56 PM
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| Re: Whats on your iPod Ha! Absolutely nothing! My IRiver crashed!!grrrrrrrrrr. Too much to list but favorites that immediately comes to mind - the box set of the Plugged Nickel/Miles and band. Every Joni Mitchell Cd, alot of Wayne Shorter and tons of Afro-Peruvian music. You can only get 3 of my five Cds right now-Project O is on Amazon,etc. A funky/straight-aheadish organ quartet disc. At Sea and Flurry (my newest) are on my site and I am in the processof getting the other 2 back. Vernal Fields and Higher Grounds. Ij |
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02-22-2007, 04:47 PM
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| Re: Whats on your iPod Ingrid, Very sorry to hear that yours crashed, what a bummer! I saw an article in "Jazz Times" recently where your cd collection was in the back of you and it looked very extensive. I am always curious as to what everyone is listening too. I currently have a lot of Lee Morgan, Wynton's Black Codes, some Clifford with Max Roach, some Horace Silver, some Tom Williams on Criss Cross, and basically alot of bluenote stuff. Welcome to the forum, I look forward to seeing your responses on here. Keep Swingin', Neil |
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02-22-2007, 05:00 PM
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 | Re: Whats on your iPod Wayne Bergeron Allen Vizzutti Los Lonely Boys Prom Kings Tower of Power Earth Wind and Fire Chicago et al |
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02-22-2007, 11:42 PM
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| Re: Whats on your iPod I'm up to about fifty gigs on my iPod, over 4000 tunes. Lets see- About 10 George Adams-Don Pullen things A dozen Blakey Ten Cannonbal Adderley Couple Astrud Gilberto Ahmad Jamal, about six Two CDs by The Awakening (a Chicago group with Ken Cheney, Frank Gordon, etc., the seventies) Tw Anita O'days Six Basies Couple Cachao Fifteen Don Cherry Bunch o' Coltrane Two Cootie Williams Dexter David Murray bunch of Dizzy Dylan Earth Wind & Fire Ellington Bill Evans Art Farmer Sonny Fortune Lot of Stan Getz Lot of Herbie Hancock Even more Tom Harell Even more Eddie Harris yet (he was a GENIUS) Joe Henderon Freddie Hubbard Booby Hutcherson J.J. Huge bunch of Jack DeJohnette Jaki Byard whole wing of Jarrett Jimmy Owens Kenny Dorham The Kand Bongo Man gigantic Roland Kirk section Steve lacy Yusef Lateef Los Machucambos Charles Lloyd Joe Lovano Brian Lynch McCoy Tyner the biggest section-Miles, from 1949 to 1991 Mingus Mahavishnu Moondog Neville Bros. Red Norvo Olu Dra Charlie Parker Oscar Peterson Pierre Dorge Police Poncho Sanchez Sam Rivers-a big bunch Max Roach humongous Sonny Rollins lots of Woody Shaw a truckload of Wayne Shorter Steely Dan Sun Ra Steve Swallow Tito Puente Charles Tolliver Tony Williams Caetano Veloso Fats Waller Wes Montgomery Wayne Wallace Randy Weston Phil Woods World Saxophone Quartet Joe Zawinul Gil Goldstein Plus this'n'that 'n' t'other. Morton Feldman. Stravinsky. Vaughn Williams. Ravel. Little Mozart. Bach. Art Tatum. Johnny Cash. The usual. Michael McLaughlin |
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03-04-2007, 07:39 AM
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| Re: Whats on your iPod I just put 4 Rod Stewart Great American Songbook cd's on my system to counterpoint the Gabrielli and Verdi. Along with my stuff for Rockband sets (I do the keyboards) from Roy Orbison to ahem (hides) Country Stuff like Toby Keith...heck it pays some bills.. I didn't like anything Rod Steward did, but that latest effort is a new take on a buch of stuff I've heard lots of artists do, and I have this guy with a great voice that is about 4 semis up like Rod so what the heck, maybe a gig or two in small clubs... |
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03-06-2007, 05:20 PM
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| Re: Whats on your iPod I just added the Clayton-Hamilton Big Band live at the Manchester Craftsmans Guild!!!! I have had this cd for a while, but after hearing the band the other night, it deserved some serious attention!!! |
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03-06-2007, 05:23 PM
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 | Re: Whats on your iPod Just over 3,600 tunes including everything from straight classical through Broadway, Pops, Jazz, "oldies", folk music from the 60's and 70's, James Last, Martial, Brass band, and Wind Orchestra Music. The only things I don't put on it are the modern "bang crash.... chant chant chant... rage" stuff, C & W, and Opera. |
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03-06-2007, 08:52 PM
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 | Re: Whats on your iPod Teaching Music Through Performance in Band CDs, Jim Snidero Jazz Conception series, Mahler 6-10, John Coltrane, Chuck Lazarus, Brubeck, Tito Puente, Buddy Rich, Glenn Miller, Trent Ausitn, Minnesota Orchestra, Philip Glass, Rush, ELP, Blood Sweat and Tears, Earth Wind and Fire, some Bartok and Bernstein, past wind ensemble concerts, Bach...alot of stuff. |
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