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Hey Jaijai,
I would like to thank you for all you do to help keep this Art form alive. I'm honored to be featured in this segment and I hope that I can be a tool to assist you in what you are doing. The site is great, I've met some wonderful people and I'm looking forward to meeting many more. I hope I will see you at The Typhoon Resturant in Santa Monica when I'm there with Les Mc Cann.
Peace and love....KA
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Seldom do you meet a person who impresses you with both brilliance and kindness. Recently, I met such a person. Her name is Jaijai Jackson. I was drawn to her like a moth drawn to a flame. Her love of music is highly spiritual and her understanding of the business is remarkable. After many years in the music business, it is refreshing to meet someone like her.
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all the best
thank you for kindness with me showing up all un-announced n stuff.
Mark, Josh and You ..all absolute greatness .. I am in awe.
I would be honored to be able to set in on some. at least along the line of th ones I know.
My hat is off to you all.
scott

Thanks Kenny...don't personally have a "DAW" yet but one of the bassists I work with has a full digital studio...I'm such a hick with learning all the new digital audio stuff...my time has been spent keepin up with, and ahead of the curve on the digital photo/graphic side of the equation....lol...so much to learn...Must really do some samples for my page of the two groups works...it's all a gas to learn the new tchnologies, and cram it all in...and the e-mix stuff would indeed be a gas too!....so let's work on it! When you get up here we'll hook up for some great music to play .... and lobstah..... now you're cookin'... always b
Say hey Kenny C....the jazz scene up heah in Maine deah, is reall healthy, specially after Memorial Day...there are a lot of good players up here....plus a lot of good visiting players too... the southern part of the state (Portlsnd Me, Portsmouth NH) have a larger venue for clubs and summer gigs...but real "downeast" Bar Harbor has plenty of summer venues too...the namesake "downeast" (Rockland, Camden, Rockport, Belfast, etc.) all have good summer Jazz venues too...I play in two trio/quartet venues...one more traditional "straight ahead", and the other more of a "fusion" group...looking to record some of our works this month...my favorite horn to work with is a 1917 Holton New proportions Cornet Courturier Model...with a Lou Diorio cornet heavy shank with Flugle cup mouthpiece....fabulous combination....amazing dark voice with great tone and versitility...all my best to you...love your works...b
Bless my soul Kenny...gotta LOVE that B3....wonderful man, nice chops pops! May your group always groove in the "tight-ness" that Jazz affords those who live and play in the same "house"...my best to you all....always bGod Bless,
Lori
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