So whatever happened to

jaz4life · November-5th-2005, 11:28 PM

DEEP?

I was looking at some VERY OLD prints I had from JCS and DEEP was in some of the conversations. I guess I was lucky that I never was in the firing line like some of the other women (Laurie, etc.). Some of the stuff he used to say WAZ pretty humorous but alot of it was pretty baaaad also...

Anywho, itz nice to come back on this board from time to time and see that alot of you are still hanging here!

jaz4life (Formerly Ms Thang)

sonic1 · November-5th-2005, 11:31 PM

I always suspect he might post here occasionally under various synonyms.

Dr Dave · November-6th-2005, 12:35 AM

Danny is alive and well and etc. So is Laurie, I presume. Life goes on.

Nice to see your face in the place, Ms. Thang!

Ron Thorne · November-6th-2005, 01:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Dr Dave

Danny is alive and well and etc. So is Laurie, I presume. Life goes on.

Nice to see your face in the place, Ms. Thang!

Danny is alive, having recently undergone some surgery, which I hope was successful.

I haven't a clue as to Laurie Tvedt. I hope that she's fine, of course.

Life goes on, indeed.

I don't see Ms. Thang's or anyone's face, frankly. Care to elaborate, Doc?

Tom Marcello · November-6th-2005, 01:32 AM

I saw Danny at Smoke in NYC this last August; I hadn't seen him in quite a while.

He looked great. He wasn't playing but just seeing the David Hazeltine Trio with Marc Edelman from Sharp Nine Records.

When Danny played with my friend, the late great pianist Barry Kiener, we spent many a night together.

I will always remember the night when Danny showed up at Barry's door very late one night with Tony Bennett ( who Danny was touring with ) along with bassist Jon Burr, who was also with TB and played in the Buddy Rich band with Barry.

He's always been a very funny and witty guy; great drummer. Deep knowledge of the language and history of the music.

Ron Thorne · November-6th-2005, 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by sonic1

I always suspect he might post here occasionally under various synonyms.

Dan would love that sentence, especially the last word.

hornplayer · November-6th-2005, 11:32 AM

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I haven't a clue as to Laurie Tvedt. I hope that she's fine, of course

I recently learned that Laurie Tvedt is living in europe. Can't remember if it's Germany or Austria, but somewhere around there. wish she'd post from there once in a while.

LaurieTvedt · November-7th-2005, 01:40 PM

Actually, I'm living in DC, working at a public affairs company. My "day job" always took a back seat to my music, but I got tired of working boring jobs for 24-year old bosses, so I decided to flip the paradigm. Moved to DC where the interactive work is more political and international and less about advertising products. Now I have a really interesting and challenging job and even though I'm not singing out anywhere I'm still keeping my chops up jamming with friends when I can.

I still cruise the board occasionally and it's great to see familiar faces.

clinthopson · November-7th-2005, 01:51 PM

Nice to hear from you Laurie.

Monte Smith · November-7th-2005, 02:27 PM

Hi, Laurie. Good to hear from you.

jaz4life · November-7th-2005, 03:20 PM

Same here Laurie. Do you keep in touch w Bruce Woods? He was living in MD I believe. I used to get emails from him (especially right b4 his bday) but haven't heard from him in a while.

Ron Thorne · November-7th-2005, 03:35 PM

Hi, Laurie. Thanks for stopping by. Please don't be a stranger.

There are quite a few JC posters in and around the D.C. area, as you may already know, as well as a Washington D.C. music thread here in SPEAK OUT.

Lenny D.Guitarist · May-16th-2008, 06:03 PM

Where's Conan Nado?

GoodSpeak · May-16th-2008, 06:17 PM

Living in NorCal last I heard.

I get e-mails from him now and again.

clinthopson · May-16th-2008, 06:21 PM

To be frank, LDB has managed to alienate every lady here.

I've never had any problem with the guy, but I'm a guy.