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He didn't play guitar , but a very cool jazz podcast is The Traneumentary, http://traneumentary.blogspot.com/ also available via iTunes. /\/\ /\ |> |/ / \ / \ | \ |\

Tax digital music, say artists By ALTHIA RAJ, QMI Agency Parliamentary Bureau Last Updated: November 3, 2010 5:49am http://www.lfpress.com/news/canada/2010/11/03/15934701.html OTTAWA - Canada's

Jay, do you have the mono or stereo box? Are the stereo mixes the ones done originally? I remember reading once that it was common place to spend ages getting the mono mix right, and do the stereo mix

I've refrained from participating in these intellectual property discussions, but I want to make a few points. It's wrong to steal, regardless of the victim of the theft, be it a corporation, rock

Bob Hansmann wrote: I responded to one and only one of your statements: "People buy Beatle collections and remasters mostly as collectibles, never to be opened." I am included in "people," and I have

... Jazz Insights ... Jazz history in 10 minutes. Dr. Gordon Vernick, a Professor of Music and Coordinator of Jazz Studies at Georgia State University, creates these jazz vignettes to cover all

Bobby, I come from The Beatles home town and don`t know of a single person who thinks like that. The only pressings that have gone up in value are the Mono vinyl and then only certain limited first

Jay, I think you are the same as most Beatles fans - myself included even though I do have the collection on vinyl as well. I also have their autographs but won`t ever be selling them either. Will

Yours doesn't either. You can no more prove me wrong than I can you. By "so what?", I'm asking you how your comment contradicts my statement that the Beatles were the exception to the norm. I'm not

Bob Hansmann wrote: You're generalizing with no support for the generality, that's "what." Your personal experience does not define everyone else's. Jay

Uhh, yup. You are you. I know many who paid recording studios to professionally make a one-time copy of Beatle vinyl collections so they could enjoy them and preserve the collectible. So what?, Bobby

Hi Alisdair, Make no mistake about it - their is NO "new music business". I've thought about this long and hard, and no matter what anyone wants to call it, what we have is a most successful attempt

Bob Hansmann wrote: Uhh, not I. I've played every CD in my re-release box set multiple times. I've got several of the original versions on vinyl, but I much prefer listening to the CDs. For me, the

For all you who just love the beneficent pirate conglomerates (in a purely platonic and socialist way, of course) I have good news: And now at it's lowest price ever, just in time for the holidaze.

Perhaps, but if so, then they are wrong. But when it comes to the Beatles, most fans have all the recordings they want to play. People buy Beatle collections and remasters mostly as collectibles,

I note that the Beatles remastered CDs are being published DRM free. I know that there have been complaints about compatibility with DRM encoded CDs but this does suggest to me that these re-mastered

I'm not sure what you are asking, but there are a lot of devices which can convert Vinyl and Cassettes to CD's and MP3s here in the UK. http://www.technologyinthehome.com/Shop/Music-AND-Audio.html

Hi Dave, Not an arrangement for upload as such but check this out :- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bZ79W4vRA4&feature=related Best regards, Mark

Hi all, Does anyone have a nice, intermediate level jazzy version or arrangement of auld lang syne, chord melody? If so Please email me offsite or please upload to files section. Thanks so much! dave

Love song from "Apache" .... (remember the 50s movie with Burt Lancaster ...) .. check out Coleman Hawkins playing the love song from the movie .... So sweet...