OK... when I first told Tony about this, I realized immediately that I have kept this hidden for years because, frankly, I am embarrassed at the way I wrote it. It was 30+ years ago and I had more than just a little youthful attitude. It sucks in that way. Here's the deal though... if anyone out here can benefit from what I started then I should put it out here and trust those of you who know me to understand that a kid younger than my own children are now wrote this.

Hello All,

I'm kinda new at this "posting" business, I hope I've put it in the right place.

So...
I remember a few years ago that Ed Saindon, Tony Miceli and John Piper all recorded a solo version of a tune. Was it Dolphin Dance? It doesn't really matter what tune it was. It was an awesome introspection into three great player's approach to the same material. If this is not still available with a click of the mouse, (Tony) could it be?

Everybody must check these out. Alternatively: Let's do it again. It really was the coolest.

I was inspired by tonys insane cherokee etude so I thought i'd throw up a version from a different angle! Hope you enjoy!

Just a quick tip when working on tunes. This sort of gets you into the zone of the tune. It's a good warm up to ensure that you know the changes of the tune.

Here's a lick over a ii V I progression. This you've probably heard many times already!

Here's an excerpt from from my senior recital at Curtis.

Le Livre de Claviers
By Phillipe Manoury

More Randy! He plays great and really swings!

Randy is a great vibist from the Philly area. He was at the vibe hang on Feb. 8, 09. Here he is playing with the Tyrone Brown Trio!

Joe's plays vibes and I comp on 'You Don't Know What Love Is'. Check him out. He's the man!!!