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| Who are some great jazz musicians? | | Hi All,Jazz encompasses a vast array of distinct styles and artists, from the big band swing of Tommy Dorsey, to the free jazz experimentation of Albert Ayler. Are there any more popular and great Jazz Musician in this world?
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| | Do you do worry about what people think of you? | | I find that the older I get the easier it is to do things that I want to do, dress the way I want to, wear my hair as I wish and not worry about what other people think of me. I remember once watching a couple of older people dancing in the street to a jazz musician and I thought it would be nice to just do as you felt the desire to do and not worry about being stared at or feel people giving looks of disapproval.Do you do the things you wish to do and not worry if other people stare at you or not? I am not talking about breaking laws or anything just being who you want to be even if the people around stare at you as though you have broken some social rule, like not wearing a bra, wearing clothes that other people don't like etc. Dancing on your own just because you feel like it and not caring if what people might think. | |
| | Marcio Montarroyos | | Marcio Montarroyos is a Jazz Musician,from Brazil, that plays trumpet and flugehorn, exceptionally well.
Balancing the brazillian music with the extremely sofisticated rithym of jazz, the results? a fine quality performance!Look for his albums and check it out! Greetings Cmt vinil | |
| | the evil at home! | | By Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball
Newsweek
May 21, 2007 issue - The men who gathered inside the small Bronx apartment were tense, and they chatted nervously before the ceremony. The participants, among them a New York City musician and an emergency-room doctor from Florida, had allegedly gathered to meet a "brother" from Canada who called himself Ali. The brother had come with a message—from "Sheik Osama."
"You are in the belly of the enemy," the man from Canada warned, and cautioned his audience to be careful whom they spoke to. "The oppressors are everywhere." Once it was clear they all understood, the jazz musician bent to his knees, clutched the visitor's hand and took a solemn oath. He pledged to be "one of Islam's soldiers ... on the road to jihad." The doctor allegedly did the same. Then they each embraced the oath giver, the final step in Al Qaeda's sacred initiation ritual.An audiotape of that extraordinary scene played in a federal courtroom last week as one of the initiates, Dr. Rafiq Sabir, a graduate of Columbia University Medical School, stood trial on federal charges that he provided material support to terrorists. What Sabir and the others didn't know when... | |
| | What do you think about these short jokes??? | | 1. What do you call a sheep without legs?
- cloud2.What is green and smells?
-Hulk's fart3. how can you tell if the lawyer is lying?
- his lips move4.Why won't sharks attack lawyers?
_propessional courtesy5.why do oysters don't give to charity?
-because they are shellfish6.Why did the jazz musician like wooden board?
-Because it has a nice groovin in it | |
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