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A-Rod: Ace recruiter for the Yankees

http://yankees.lhblogs.com/ 2008/ 10/ 05/ a-rod-ace-recruiter-for-yankees/

Now that the season is over for CC Sabathia, Alex Rodriguez is doing his part to get the big lefty to sign with the Yankees. In an attempt to show CC how great it is to be fabulously wealthy, Alex dined at a sidewalk cafe in the Village and casually wiped his face with a $100 bill. ...

21 hours ago in The LoHud Yankees Blog

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Chet’s Zeitgeist
http://jbspins.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 06/ chets-zeitgeist.html

When introducing his Chet Baker documentary Let’s Get Lost at the MoMA last night, director Bruce Weber described the trumpeter-vocalist as a “character.” However, someone can be both a character and a crummy human being.

100 days ago by jbspins in J.B. Spins · Authority: 25
Jazz on (and in) film . . . at a discount from Jazz 90.1 and the Dryden Theatre at Eastman House
http://www.jazzrochester.com/ 2008/ 06/ jazz-on-and-in.html

Jazz90.1 members (i.e., those of us who forked over a donation in the past year and have a MemberCard) can enjoy some great jazz in and on films this weekend in "A Prelude to the Jazz Festival" at the Eastman House's Dryden Theatre at a discount. The films are being presented with support from the Rochester International Jazz Festival.

123 days ago by writingfool in Jazz@Rochester · Authority: 16
Trumpet of the Living Dead
http://xark.typepad.com/ my_weblog/ 2008/ 04/ trumpet-of-the.html

While I have more than a passing knowledge of most of the jazz canon from the 1950s to the 1980s, I never became much of a Chet Baker fan. While I listened to his work with Gerry Mulligan, there was something about the . . . well . . . the lyricism of much of his playing that didn’t appeal to me.

185 days ago by xarker in Xark! · Authority: 50
Trumpet of the Living Dead
http://xark.typepad.com/ my_weblog/ 2008/ 04/ trumpet-of-the.html

While I have more than a passing knowledge of most of the jazz canon from the 1950s to the 1980s, I never became much of a Chet Baker fan. While I listened to his work with Gerry Mulligan, there was something about the . . . well . . . the lyricism of much of his playing that didn’t appeal to me.

185 days ago by xarker in Xark! · Authority: 63