Thanks for adding me! I'm releasing a jazz trombone album in the fall. You can listen to some of my previous recordings here:
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Hi Slide,
My name is Max Leake. I played with you in Pittsburgh a few times when you came through. At Al Dowe's place. I just wanted to say hello and I hope all is well with you. I always had a great time playing with you.
YOUR STILL THE MAN. MY COUSIN TALKS ABOUT YOU AND LOVES YOUR WORKS AS I DO. GOD BLESS AND THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU HAVE GIVEN THE WORLD OF MUSIC.
MY PEACE
MILTON ELIJAH RUSS II / NANTAMBU PERCUSSIONIST
Hope your travels are going well Mr. Hampton! Stay blessed sir....Noelle:) Love "Mandela"!:) Is Hargrove on trumpet by chance? Beautiful job on horns!:) Peace...Noelle:)
Mr. Hampton, I hope we stay in touch because you are a gracious & classy gentleman as well as top musician/composer!:) Thanks for saying "hi"!:) Peace...Noelle:)
Heyyy, Mr. Hampton! Sooo glad to see you up here which makes this site extra special having an awesome legendary jazz musician such as yourself share your energy & knowledge!:) It was great to see you again in february!:) Hugs & blessings to you & your family! Take care & hoping to catch you gigging in the very near future sir....Noelle:)
Thank you Slide for making it clear that its YOU, really YOU :-)
Lots of times manager's run their artists' pages so, with that said, its an complete blessing to meet you here, I'm sure you knew of my Dad "Chubby Jackson", I know he'd be delighted to know you have joined the Jazz Network family! You are a musical icon and I love the tune 'Mandela'~ if you ever need anything please let me know.
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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I'm a huge fan and love your writing, arranging and of course, playing!
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My name is Max Leake. I played with you in Pittsburgh a few times when you came through. At Al Dowe's place. I just wanted to say hello and I hope all is well with you. I always had a great time playing with you.
Max
YOUR STILL THE MAN. MY COUSIN TALKS ABOUT YOU AND LOVES YOUR WORKS AS I DO. GOD BLESS AND THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU HAVE GIVEN THE WORLD OF MUSIC.
MY PEACE
MILTON ELIJAH RUSS II / NANTAMBU PERCUSSIONIST
Lots of times manager's run their artists' pages so, with that said, its an complete blessing to meet you here, I'm sure you knew of my Dad "Chubby Jackson", I know he'd be delighted to know you have joined the Jazz Network family! You are a musical icon and I love the tune 'Mandela'~ if you ever need anything please let me know.
My best,
Jaijai
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