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Steven Orkin wrote:Dave is interested in pursuing one-off songs with artists he always wanted to play with. Some great ideas out there...I'm hoping to help push that along.

Here are my suggestions:
Jazz trio tune or two with Pat Metheny and Stanely Clarke.
More Bill Connors madness.
Some tracks with Allan Holdsworth.

So Jean, what are you waiting for feeding us ?

Thanks Steve O, very kind !!

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That Vinnie recording...is this ?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euoraKkzWco[/youtube]

I've got this OZ Noy Trio boot:

Oz Noy Trio (Oz Noy, Vinnie Colaiuta, Jimmy Johnson)
2006-10-25
Hollywood, CA
Catalina Jazz Club
Early Set

Had some time to do it just now whilst in the library, sorry for the low bitrate .mp3 file, only have a free flac to mp3 converter. Will be able to share the FLAC file if anybody wants it starting from Wednesday.

Here is the link to download the .mp3 file. Please note that the file is not split into songs, this is the way it came. I haven't checked this boot out yet but will do in the next few days. Looking forward to checking out the Dave Weckl stuff too!

http://www.filehosting.org/file/details ... -25(2).mp3

That link won't play nice with phpbb, try this instead: http://www.filehosting.org/file/details ... 282%29.mp3

Speaking of Vinnie with Oz Noy..

Have you guys seen that Oz' next cd, Twisted Blues, is scheduled for a september release?
http://oznoy.com/latest-news/new-cd-coming-this-fall/

I'm always looking forward to anything Vinnie is on, but this time I'm actually more curious about his work with the SRV band. Chris Layton's shuffle is solid.

Thanks for the links of that Vinnie live performance.

Going back to Weckl´s video:

- Contagious groove/tune.
- I LOVE the guitar solo and the vibe that the trio create in that part.
- Snare tunned lower than usual in Dave.

And in another topic:
- I love VLC PLAYER: it playes everything and It has a beautiful button for slowing down the audio and video, that I am hitting a lot lately, for example for capturing some Dave´s tasteful moments in this video.
- VLC is free, and highly recommendable.

Thanks for the correction on the link Lucas! Juan, VLC rocks, but I didn't know it had a button for slowing down video and audio!

S.P wrote:Thanks for the correction on the link Lucas! Juan, VLC rocks, but I didn't know it had a button for slowing down video and audio!

Yes. It has 2 speed buttons really:
- One for Slowing down, at the left of the displacement bar.
- One for Increasing the speed, at the right of that bar.

The speed can be Slowed/increased in various rates.

And the Equalizer and video features are VERY cool too.

Double post.