SwingDJs

You'll get that message if the audio file or its directory is moved or deleted. Either click yes and find it manually, or if it's happening a lot just clear the library and redefine the watched folder. If iTunes would just move to a dynamically refreshed watch folder(s) like Winamp has, you wouldn'...

They are together on LP/CD in Brussels in 1958, IIRC. Good recording. They also recorded together on the Yale University set. are you sure you're not thinking of the same brussels dates, rayned? those were issued in the yale archive series. Yes, those songs are on the yale archive series, but the v...

It's a real ad. It's from some jazz blog.

Eyeball wrote:

anton wrote:(Was this the only time JR recorded with BG?)

They are together on LP/CD in Brussels in 1958, IIRC.

Good recording. They also recorded together on the Yale University set.

Eyeball wrote: I just coulnd't figure out why they were so popular -

Now they are targeting your demographic....

from another thread http://www.native-instruments.com/forum/showthread.php?p=447365 A mate of mine at work has just asked me the same question (Hello Carl, if you're reading this). I'm going to point him towards this thread, but here's the text of an email I've just sent him; midi controllers; These...

It's not as elegant as a one software solution, but you can drag & drop from Audion to itunes. http://www.panic.com/audion/

Yes- I heard Flo play a few times. Was great! There are MANY famous jazz musicians who got their start in Pittsburgh: Earl Hines Roy Eldridge Billy Strayhorne Mary Lou Williams Dodo Marmaroso Stanley Turrentine Maxine Sullivan Erroll Garner Art Blakey Dakota Staton Ahmad Jamal Slide Hampton Benny P...

Does the local Lindy Hop scene in your area use real Swing music from the 30s and 40s and maybe some Jazz from the 20s? Or does your local LH scene use non-Swing and non-Jazz to keep itself going? I'd like to know how much real Swing is being used nation-wide. ps - How much real Swing does your sce...

Just an FYI, Rollini, although he could play piano was much better known for his bass saxophone playing and it was his playing on that instrument that really made him famous. Rollini along with Otto Hardwick really put the instrument on the map when it comes to Jazz music... Thanks for the info. I'...

Spice Girls' creator looks for another Glenn Miller By Oliver Poole Last Updated: 2:08PM BST 15 Jun 2001 THE pop music impresario who launched the Spice Girls is recruiting musicians for a "big band" in the style of Glenn Miller in the hope of taking the sound of 1940s swing to the top of...

Eyeball wrote:

CafeSavoy wrote:

Eyeball wrote: Have you Henderson play?

No, he died before I was born.

Well - your belated DOB also prevents you from hearing almost all the classic Jazz performers and recordings we talk about here. Pity.

Try this instead :

http://www.spicegirlsforever.com

Is that another glen miller site?

Eyeball wrote: Have you Henderson play?

No, he died before I was born.

When I looked up Fletcher Henderson, most of what is written talks about his arranging and his bands; his piano playing is hardly mentioned. But I guess it is interesting to know which instruments people played as well, and I suppose it can help you discover more about their history and their music...

Toon Town Dave wrote:I have that info on that recording of Tuxedo Junction in the liner notes of the CD titled "Black British Swing" which coincidentally just arrived in the mail from the UK yesterday.

Good CD.