It's 19 outside right now, the snow blower blew a belt for the auger drive and I can't get one till Monday, tomorrow's forecast is for freezing rain, sleet and snow, Monday's is about the same. The weather sucks in The People's Republic of Maryland. I gotta' get out of this place, it it's the last thing I ever do. Must be a song there somewhere.

Gary

Just don't go trying to 'move' any of that stuff tomorrow ... we like you just the way you are ... must be a song somewhere in there too ...
Head up north, Gary... it's 25 right now and tomorrow will be 40 and a balmy 50 on Monday, with rain ... of course Tuesday it will be back down to 17 with a chance of snow ...
Gotta LOVE New England weather ...

Duane,
I grew up in Connecticut and worked there until my retirement in 1984. In 1989 we moved to Florida and have enjoyed the warmth and sun of Florida ever since. The winters there were miserable
an how I managed to live there for so long is unbelieveable .
Lloyd

Congratulations to the US record low of -36F in Minnesota. In contrast, the upper Rhine valley will reach 59F again tomorrow. But they say next week we in Central Europe might be in for continental polar air for the first time this winter, with air coming from Russia. If this happens, I'll refresh my Dixie version of 'Midnight in Moscow'...

Looking forward to hearing that rendition, Rosetree.

Cheers,

Gary

Here's an extract of Midnight in Moscow I recorded on the BK-7m in 2012 by using 2 to 3 record tracks (only the last part of the file, before it's Santana and Cantaloop):
https://soundcloud.com/rorosetree/demo-bits-roland-bk-7m-yamaha

Love it! Very creative.

Gary

Thanks. I like dixieland. Unfortunately, you could never play something like this completely live, with the simultaneous improvisation of clarinet, trombone and trumpet. (Unless you have four hands, two split keyboards and a multitasking brain.)

Or you could study your Bach Four Part Inventions and Fugues...!

Or not!