ac30kev
Too old for a six-pack, it's now a sax-pack
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A wonderful day to visit a wonderful city Ron.
It looks splendid in the sunshine.
It looks splendid in the sunshine.
He was at the Cross on Tuesday - with about 50 Japanese tourists taking videos of him - always pulls a crowd.Any Buskers? Was Ed there?
What's the Cafe got to do with Chesterlove the zoo too
Chester
Another jazz improv class tonight. I put alot of hours in for it this week, not that you'd notice. Tonight we all had to solo using chord tones over 40 bars. Despite knowing what the chords were, you woudln't have guessed from my playing. The first 4 bars or so were just random noises. It did settle and improve a bit, and I did get teh changes int eh right place, but mind went blank at oen point as to what I should have been playing... Give me dots to play from any day, I stand a chance...
Was that your answer to the question 'What do you think of the new manager'?Sometimes I wonder what motivates some people. Some people's raison d'être seems to be one of kicking and stamping on people. In my experience this seems to often stem from people feeling threated for their inadequacies getting exposed.
Not in this particular caseWas that your answer to the question 'What do you think of the new manager'?
Sounds as if you've studied psychology. It's common, rooted in the critic's poor self image/insecurity.Sometimes I wonder what motivates some people. Some people's raison d'être seems to be one of kicking and stamping on people. In my experience this seems to often stem from people feeling threated for their inadequacies getting exposed.
It pays not to thinkOne of the keys to improvisation for me is to have the changes and the form implanted in my subconscious so I don't have to think
I haven't, but I've seen this several times beforeSounds as if you've studied psychology. It's common, rooted in the critic's poor self image/insecurity.