i have..... the Norwegian jazz saxofonist Jan Garbarek and his family....
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i saw the lead singer and his wife of  the polyphonic spree today and about everyday
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Jimmy Durante, Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Stan Getz, all of the MJQ.\n\nThey were just plain people making a very good living.
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I am not a harpist, but I am a musician.  My primary instrument is the alto sax, but I have played the bari for a jazz band I was in for three years.  I also play clarinet, French horn, flute, percussion (snare drum mostly, some African drums such as boba and djembe), oboe, violin, cello, piano, and dulcimer.  However, I have not continued my studies into college, and certainly not now as a medical student.  I would like to join a small jazz group when I get settled with a job and such...that won't be for a couple of years though.
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You should check out the following:\n\nBillie Holiday\nCharlie Parker\nChick Corea\nDuke Ellington\nElla Fitzgerald\nFrank Gambale\nJohn Coltrane\nKeith Jarrett\nLouis Armstrong\nMiles Davis\nNat King Cole\nNina Simone\nStan Getz\nStanley Jordan
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I am the ONLY one of my immediate family (by that I mean of my brothers and my parents) who moved away. I had 3 brothers, but 2 of them have died by suicide, unfortunately. My parent are in their early 70's, and I don't know how much longer we will have them with us. While I have my own little family, (wonderful hubby, 2 grown daughters, even a granddaughter), at Holidays, my heart still goes "home" to where my parents are. It's for this exact reason that the traditional turkey with all the trimmings means so very much to me. It gives me the memories of the whole family, alive and well, gathered together around the table enjoying the festivities. My heart (and stomach) go home 1200 km away, for the Holidays.
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I've listened to some world music out of curiosity and I've really liked some things, especially from African countries or those with Moorish influences. I like the Putumayo albums, I think they offer good selections for people who don't know much about it but are interested in the real thing. Peter Gabriel has also done a good job bringing good composers and interpreters from around the world to attention.
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check into herb alpert & tijuana brass sheet music if u can find it, they made some great jazz in their time...some of the best of the 60s' and there music is quite easy to play. try ebay, they have tons of sheet music.
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Hi.  i have a cd of Iranian traditional music. ( I brought it at Borders).  I liked it very much.  I imagine your popular music must be also very good.  By the way I love iranian filmaker Majid Majidi's movies: Bacheha-Ye aseman (Children of Heaven), Baran, etc.\nI am glad you are happy.
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It is a variable of jazz (music).
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Hi,if you look on the internet i think he still lives and races in Geramny. I have put a web addy here. You prob need to get hold of LC Paderborn, they can prob get hold of him for you.
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Lionel Hampton\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lionel_Hampton\n\nNote:ALEX ALEX!!!\nIt took me a while to find this....\nIt is link to drummer world....got videos of LIONEL HAMPTON with Benny Goodman\nCHECK THIS OUT\nhttp://www.drummerworld.com/Videos/GeneKrupagoodman.html
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Its a matter of what you like, I like Benson...but there is nothing 'revolutionary' about him. to find GREAT jazz players look a little back in time. Charlie Parker...Wes Montgomery,..so on, theres many. please don't get me wrong...I like Benson, Just the word 'revolutionary' got me. For me he is more 'pop' Jazz, just my opinion. Jazz will always have a place in this world. Its real. Not like ALOT of the zero substance, plastic fad crap that's out now it seems cute and no talent sales today its sad.
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They're a pretty good new-age/jazz band...you might be able to use this...seriously!  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spyro_Gyra
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my grandfather & dad.
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ive got a real nice colection. mabey not what you like, a lot of real "rockers" the chambers brothers ,"just a closer walk with thee"is my all time favorite. but i got raggae, elvis [a huge gosipel fan ..no pun intended], some top 40 stuff, some soul[ staple singers],peter paul and mary , and other folk singers of the 60s. its all good.. i put all my favorites on one 90min casset.. and working on tape 2 .never heard of your guys though..but i'll give them a try....but you GOT to check out the chambers brothers!...i think they're GODS favorite...i truely do.
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I listen primarily to jazz; Django Reinhardt and other guiter-jazz artists like Dane Cook Trio and The Alex Skolnick Trio.  The main problem I have with other forms of music is the lyrics.  The music sounds ok but then they start singing and it sounds like a four year old wrote the words.
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I am Cajun. The music is a testament to the spirit of the people!  Type in Zydeco and see what comes up!!! So much fun to dance to. For a taste of hispanic culture, Gypsy Kings... or Spanish Guitar (Cuba) try Otmar Liebert...magnifico! I listen to so many cultures I could go on and on.  Peter Gabriel did a compilation of the music of artists from around the world called "One World".  Here you will find the name of artists from Africa, Japan etc...Enjoy!