Nice chops Harold! Love the depth of the sound with your horn...dark, bright, whispering...nice contro...is it a large bore....sweet indeed! As a young kid (HS) used to go to Silvermine for life drawing onWednesday nights..I think Truman was president...lol..seems that long ago...thanks for sharing your artistry here...well done! My best to you always...b Delete Comment
Hey Harold !!! Remember me ??? We spoke on the phone about two months ago Welcome to The Jazz Links. I hope all has been going well with you and yours. You've got a great sound man. Keep it going. Hope to hear from you soon. Happy New Year.
Dr. Otto
Hi Harold, thanks for the friendship - great music - loverly! Glad to meet you here on The Jazz Network. I'll check back in to listen again. All Great Things,
Nora
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At 10:22am on September 22, 2008, Steve Getz said…
Dear Harold: Thanks for your greeting. My father enjoyed doing the Latin recordings,but moved back to Jazz after a few years,because he was a very driven Artist who was curious and looking for the next challenge.Nice to hear from you,All the best,Steve Getz
At 7:59pm on September 2, 2008, Lainie Cooke said…
Hi Harold,
Thanks so much for reaching out and finding me. It's You or No One is swingin' - Roseanne is right! Who are the other guys on the date? You all sound sooo good. so glad to know you.
Lainie
Hey Harold !!! Thank you so much for the compliment and the nice review. You sound great also. It is so nice to receive a compliment from a fellow colleague as yourself. I wish you the best and God's Blessings toward your Success. I hope that we will be able to meet one day and share some music together. Until then God Bless.
Dr. Otto
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Nice chops Harold! Love the depth of the sound with your horn...dark, bright, whispering...nice contro...is it a large bore....sweet indeed! As a young kid (HS) used to go to Silvermine for life drawing onWednesday nights..I think Truman was president...lol..seems that long ago...thanks for sharing your artistry here...well done! My best to you always...b Delete Commentthis is the first time that I have heard of the name of Hub van Laar. I cann't help you about this.
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I just saw this. My email is bebopyo@aol.com
Best,
Mike
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Nora
Thanks for the warm welcome ! Keep blessing the world with good music.
Musically,
Michael
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Thanks so much for reaching out and finding me. It's You or No One is swingin' - Roseanne is right! Who are the other guys on the date? You all sound sooo good. so glad to know you.
Lainie
Dr. Otto
Yes, I'm still with AWB and I'll be at the Palce gig.
Will I see you there?
FV
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