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ah finally a face to a tune
I think we all have heard of Dream Weaver given its been a standard in film
i assume that's him on the album cover
he was born in 43... Dream Weaver hit in 75 when he was a youthful 32 y.o
at 80 parkinsons and alzheimers finally took him
here he in 2008 at 65 y.o. - of sound mind body... and VOICE
man its brutal after 75 or so
I think we all have heard of Dream Weaver given its been a standard in film
i assume that's him on the album cover
he was born in 43... Dream Weaver hit in 75 when he was a youthful 32 y.o
at 80 parkinsons and alzheimers finally took him
here he in 2008 at 65 y.o. - of sound mind body... and VOICE
man its brutal after 75 or so
RIP Richard Davis
He was well known and respected around here, and his bass work was astounding, and just captivated me from my 'teen' years.
IRCC, he followed Bill Dixon here, but stayed on.
(I met Mr. Dixon - on the elevator - he lived in the same building when I was a freshman, tho he was in the penthouse floor. First time I'd ever been star struck! I saw him once there with Cecil Taylor, too.)
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He was well known and respected around here, and his bass work was astounding, and just captivated me from my 'teen' years.
IRCC, he followed Bill Dixon here, but stayed on.
(I met Mr. Dixon - on the elevator - he lived in the same building when I was a freshman, tho he was in the penthouse floor. First time I'd ever been star struck! I saw him once there with Cecil Taylor, too.)
Richard Davis, international jazz legend and champion of racial justice, dies at 93
Richard Davis, the internationally renowned jazz bassist who taught at the University of Wisconsin for more than 40 years, has passed away at the age of 93, his daughter Persia Davis confirmed. He died Wednesday afternoon after two years in hospice care. Davis was born April 15, 1930 in Chicag
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John Mulcahy's wife, Beth, passed away last week. John is the author of REW so a celebrity to me. He is a member here as well.
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My deepest sympathy @JohnPM
Prayers for the Mulcahy family!
John may be less active on the forum for a while. John's wife, Beth, died suddenly this past Sunday. Naturally, he and his family are devastated, but he did say that they were comforted by their children and grandchildren visiting over the last two weekends, which Beth enjoyed so much. Our...
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My deepest sympathy @JohnPM
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Mr. McCallum was excellent in NCIS. But to me he was always Illya Kuryakin in the Man from UNCLE.
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Oh no... 
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RIP Michael.
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Harry Potter actor Sir Michael Gambon dies aged 82
It's been announced that Sir Michael Gambon - who's known for a number of acting roles, including having played Albus Dumbledore in six Harry Potter films - has passed away
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RIP Michael.
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Wikipedia: "Jon Fausty (February 20, 1949 – September 29, 2023) was an American multiple Grammy Award-winning sound and recording engineer best known for his work on some of the most successful Latin albums ever recorded.
Fausty's career spanned over six decades. He designed studios, produced and engineered recordings throughout the United States, Canada, Cuba and Europe - both in studio and live performances.
'…Jon Fausty generally stayed away from special effects and emphasized capturing performances simply, cleanly, and fast, with the high-quality equipment that was by then a given, even in the more modest New York studios. The net result is that many salsa records from the 1970s through the early 1980s have a timeless, classic sound, which has dated little.'
Fausty had thousands of recordings of which 18 have been awarded Grammy Awards. He won Grammys with Chucho Valdez, Celia Cruz, Ruben Blades, Marc Anthony."
Two Fausty productions have been recommended recently in the Jazz Music thread: percussionist Ray Barretto's 1973 The Other Road; a Grammy-winner for Best Latin Jazz Album, pianist Eddie Palmieri’s 2005 Listen Here! What a career -- the posted albums are 32 years apart!
Fausty's career spanned over six decades. He designed studios, produced and engineered recordings throughout the United States, Canada, Cuba and Europe - both in studio and live performances.
'…Jon Fausty generally stayed away from special effects and emphasized capturing performances simply, cleanly, and fast, with the high-quality equipment that was by then a given, even in the more modest New York studios. The net result is that many salsa records from the 1970s through the early 1980s have a timeless, classic sound, which has dated little.'
Fausty had thousands of recordings of which 18 have been awarded Grammy Awards. He won Grammys with Chucho Valdez, Celia Cruz, Ruben Blades, Marc Anthony."
Two Fausty productions have been recommended recently in the Jazz Music thread: percussionist Ray Barretto's 1973 The Other Road; a Grammy-winner for Best Latin Jazz Album, pianist Eddie Palmieri’s 2005 Listen Here! What a career -- the posted albums are 32 years apart!
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i took the opportunity to watch Michael Gambon's seminal work...
to me this is a bit of an acquired taste
i had watched this decades ago... i think Singing Detective never made it that big here but the 'successor' "Lipstick on your collar" did.. perhaps on the back of the main actress and a little known actor called... Ewan McGregor
both of these were the brainchild of controversial director, playwright Dennis Potter
now this is a musical of sorts, they will break out in song on a whim but other than that I think this is a real inspired format
these only run six eps at an hour each and they breeze by
there's enough to tell a story, let actors do their thing and its wrapped up before it can get too stale, i like that
there's also a sense of the absurd here... Potter doesnt try to make dream sequences and real life distinct but he somehow doesnt make the narrative muddy as a result
to me this is a bit of an acquired taste
i had watched this decades ago... i think Singing Detective never made it that big here but the 'successor' "Lipstick on your collar" did.. perhaps on the back of the main actress and a little known actor called... Ewan McGregor
both of these were the brainchild of controversial director, playwright Dennis Potter
now this is a musical of sorts, they will break out in song on a whim but other than that I think this is a real inspired format
these only run six eps at an hour each and they breeze by
there's enough to tell a story, let actors do their thing and its wrapped up before it can get too stale, i like that
there's also a sense of the absurd here... Potter doesnt try to make dream sequences and real life distinct but he somehow doesnt make the narrative muddy as a result
Obituary: Soprano Patricia Burda Janečková Dies at the Age of 25 - OperaWire
On Oct. 1, 2023, Patricia Burda Janečková died of Breast Cancer at the age 25 of Breast Cancer.
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Now that's definitely no age to go. Unfortunately breast cancer is among the most common forms of cancer or even making the top of the list world-wide. October also happens to be Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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Wow, she was only 23 when she announced that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer, and she died 18 months later at 25.Now that's definitely no age to go.
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