November 27 BERN, Switzerland Venue: Gomi/Wasserwerk..
great that you'll be playing not far from where i live.. don't want to miss that gig.. and man i'm diggin that seduction.. awesome groove and keys.. and that sax is off the hook.. thanks for the inspiration.. :-)
after elvin, tony, and jack.. I've always thought you the most important drummer of your generation.. an honor to be able to tell you that after all these years..
Stopping by to listen to more of your Sound Files. Love 'em!
The ''Protocol,'' ''Carbon Dioxide,'' ''Funky Snake Foot'' and ''Mind Transplant'' tunes are kickin' up a storm!
Excellent. 8-)
Hello Alphonse, just read the article by Mikayla, it's a great article.. about a great man.. Also enjoyed the ''Afro flight'' story :o) splendid!!
Have great day and best wishes, P
Hi Alphonse. Yhanks so much for your comment. I will be on air top of the hour. Im doing a fill in show for another DJ who normally does Blues. So I threw a little blues in but it is All About Jazz Mostly haha
The instructions to tune are in my comments on my page here. So if your looking for something to do... tune in. In the meantime, Im delighted to meet you!
Shashona
Hey where's my buddy? Haven't you been traveling all around the world? I hope all is well with you and your lovely family and that your new CD is 'tearin' it up out there. Coming by to send 'good vibes' to you.
Hey Alphonse,
Thanks for adding me as a friend. Though we've never met, you have always been one of my greatest influences as a drummer. Before the Dazz Band's inception I listened to your recordings with Larry Coryell and others. Kenny Pettus, as you know, was also a member of the Dazz Band. We've discussed a lot of things that you've taught him about the business. Thanks for sharing and Kenny says hello.
Continued Success to You
--Ike Wiley
Oh, and by the way, the music on this site is phenominal.
Hello, My dear friend, Alphonse
So great to re-connect. Still love your Music. It is so inspiring and energetic! By the way, thanks again for writing "VIRTUE" on my early album. Let's stay in touch.
Love Ya! Bobbi
What a honor Sir to see you here on TJN. I am a extreme fan of yours and count it a honor and gift to be able to ask you to become a friend here at the TJN. I am a musician (Flute) as well as a Doctor of Clinicial Psychology. I have a foundation that mentors and exposes children with in the Foster Care system to the world they are a part of. We broaden their harizons by travel to vase places over the Globe as a whole. Africa,Grand Canyon Camping, Theater, Symphony, Music lessons, Firehouse Day,Visiting hospitals and Nursing homes and the list goes on....the sky is the limit. I call it Field Trips gone wild......no where on this planet is out of my reach.....and if a child expresses a dream to me about going on the Space Station then I will find a way to partner with NASA and foster that dream for them. With GOD noting is impossible!!!!!!!!!! I can do all things through Jesus Christ!!!!!!!!!!!! Please check out my muse Will Culbreath of Jazzmatic when you have a moment. He is the Son of the late Bill Cole Hammond B-3 Organist extrodinare.....This man is gifted and talented beyond measure and it is my prayer to help place him on the musical map world wide......Please enjoy some of his music on my page and the newest single( Loco Motion) is on his page Jazzmatic.......It is a honor Sir and look forward to hearing from you soon......Have an amazing week......
Thanks a Zillion and the some for featuring me and music on The Jazz Network. You're the best! I'll be leaving for Japan with Larry Coryell on July 12th and will return on July 18th. If you are in LA, come see me and Larry Coryell at Catalina's from July 25-27th. I look forward to talking to you soon my love!
The Jazz Network is exactly what the title suggests, a place where you get to mix and mingle with those who have not only an appreciation for Jazz but a forum to hear new up and coming artists as well. I've hooked up with so many of my old friends that I've lost contact with over the years here and it's been a great place to meet folk, appreciate good music and Musicianship. What an incredible idea!!
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November 27 BERN, Switzerland Venue: Gomi/Wasserwerk..
great that you'll be playing not far from where i live.. don't want to miss that gig.. and man i'm diggin that seduction.. awesome groove and keys.. and that sax is off the hook.. thanks for the inspiration.. :-)
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Thank you for your add request! :-) I enjoyed listening to your music on your page.
Hope all is well with you! Please have a wonderful day!
Sincerely,
Yuki
You know when CDs started to become popular in Cape Town, one of the first CDs in most jazz lovers' collection was "By All Means".
The tracks "Do I Have To" and "The Next Time We Love" are still very popular down here and can regularly be heard on some radio stations.
I still have my vinyl copy of "By All Means".
Keep It Alive - By All Means
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Gregory
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You are a true friend.
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denise
The ''Protocol,'' ''Carbon Dioxide,'' ''Funky Snake Foot'' and ''Mind Transplant'' tunes are kickin' up a storm!
Excellent. 8-)
Have great day and best wishes, P
Glad to see you here....see how much we've grown? Sending smiles...
Jaijai
The instructions to tune are in my comments on my page here. So if your looking for something to do... tune in. In the meantime, Im delighted to meet you!
Shashona
Nice to meet you!!
Shashona
My best always,
Jaijai
Thanks for adding me as a friend. Though we've never met, you have always been one of my greatest influences as a drummer. Before the Dazz Band's inception I listened to your recordings with Larry Coryell and others. Kenny Pettus, as you know, was also a member of the Dazz Band. We've discussed a lot of things that you've taught him about the business. Thanks for sharing and Kenny says hello.
Continued Success to You
--Ike Wiley
Oh, and by the way, the music on this site is phenominal.
So great to re-connect. Still love your Music. It is so inspiring and energetic! By the way, thanks again for writing "VIRTUE" on my early album. Let's stay in touch.
Love Ya! Bobbi
Ciao,
Dr. Moira
Thanks a Zillion and the some for featuring me and music on The Jazz Network. You're the best! I'll be leaving for Japan with Larry Coryell on July 12th and will return on July 18th. If you are in LA, come see me and Larry Coryell at Catalina's from July 25-27th. I look forward to talking to you soon my love!
Stay sweet and beautiful,
Big Al
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