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Author Archives: Gandalfe
Introducing Microsoft’s oPhone
So who thinks of these parodies? I love it. This will be the next … Segway. I have a love hate relationship with all cellular phones. I’ve been an early adopter on so many phones that I can’t even name … Continue reading
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In Remembrance, George Gershwin
Posted yesterday… It was on today’s date in 1937 that George Gershwin died at 10:35 in the morning in a Hollywood hospital after an operation for a brain tumor. He was only 38 years old. Gershwin was the idol of … Continue reading
Eppelsheim low-A Bass Sax Progress – Redux
http://gandalfe.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!51AA828BCB20646!1248.entryI got some pictures from Benedikt as he progresses with my custom bass sax that he is making. I thought I’d share them with y’all even though I’ve already sent this to all of my fav sax players. :o) … Continue reading
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Henry Fillmore – Bandmaster, arranger, and music writer extraordinaire
This from the Virginia Tech Multimedia Music Dictionary (thanks for the pointer Gary who sez): I always love reading about the history of songs we’ve played. Thinking of “His Honor” I came across this brief bio of Henry Fillmore. I always knew … Continue reading
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Fair Use Agreements
"This song is Copyrighted in U.S., under Seal of Copyright #154085, for a period of 28 years, and anybody caught singin it without our permission, will be mighty good friends of ourn,cause we don’t give a dern. Publish it. Write … Continue reading
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The holy grail – a New York Link
I’ve always heard that a NY Link saxophone mouthpiece is the holy grail of mouthpieces so I picked up this piece from eBay at a nice, rather low price. I figured that if I didn’t like it, it still would … Continue reading
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WJE at the Ballard Locks
The Woodinville Jazz Ensemble performed at the Ballard Locks again this year and I’ve received some photos from Shawn Murphy, a world-class photographer who was there. First you see some of our trumpeters extraordinaire, Bruce, Gary, and Doug. Next some … Continue reading
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Boots Randolph 1927 – 2007
"Every time I pick the horn up, it’s more intriguing to me," he said in 1990. "It satisfies my desire to do whatever I do." – Boots Randolph The first sax album I purchased was when I was in Junior … Continue reading
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LinkedIn.com: Keeping in touch with Friends and Coworkers
A friend of mine and coworker Philip Richardson blogged about reaching the Century mark on LinkedIn.com. I started using LinkedIn shortly after joining the CRM team last year. Here are my take aways. 1. Why didn’t I do this sooner. There … Continue reading
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