RICHARD LEE WENDEL
RICHARD LEE WENDEL
RICHARD LEE WENDEL: Speak your mind
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February 18, 2009
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February 10, 2009
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REV
February 9, 2009
The White House won't say it explicitly. Neither will the Drug Enforcement Administration. Yet there is a whiff in the air that U.S. policy is about to change when it comes to medical marijuana.
The message is clear, said UCLA professor Mark Kleiman, a former Justice Department official and an expert on crime and drug policy.
"It is no longer federal policy to beat up on hippies," said Kleiman.
Tell that to the DEA.
In California this past week, agents raided four dispensaries in Los Angeles and seized 500 pounds (225 kilograms) of pot.
"It's a little bit surprising, because I think current DEA management didn't get the message," said Kleiman. "The message is, this is no longer drug warrior time. We are not on a cultural crusade against pot-smoking."
California law permits the sale of marijuana for medical purposes, though it is still against federal law.
Thirteen states have laws permitting medicinal use of marijuana. California is unique among them for the presence of dispensaries, businesses that sell marijuana and even advertise their services. Legal under California law, such dispensaries are still illegal under federal law.
"Anyone possessing, distributing or cultivating marijuana for any reason is in violation of federal law," Sarah Pullen, a DEA spokeswoman in Los Angeles, said Thursday.
That may be the law, but it contradicts the medical marijuana position of the new president.
"The president believes that federal resources should not be used to circumvent state laws, and as he continues to appoint senior leadership to fill out the ranks of the federal government, he expects them to review their policies with that in mind," said White House spokesman Nick Shapiro, repeating past statements.
So on Friday, DEA officials in Washington declined to comment at all on the subject.
As a presidential candidate, Obama repeatedly promised a change in federal drug policy in situations where state laws allow use of medical marijuana.
"I think the basic concept of using medical marijuana for the same purposes and with the same controls as other drugs prescribed by doctors, I think that's entirely appropriate," Obama told the Mail Tribune of Medford, Oregon, in March.
A year earlier at a campaign stop in New Hampshire, Obama said: "I would not have the Justice Department prosecuting and raiding medical marijuana users."
At age 47, Obama is part of a generation that had plenty of exposure to pot.
In his memoir, "Dreams from My Father," he described time spent as a youth struggling with questions about his race and identity, and turning to drugs -- including marijuana and cocaine -- to "push questions of who I was out of my mind."
The new president is unlikely to make any official change in policy before he has a new DEA chief and drug czar in place.
Yet experts believe it is already clear the Obama administration will change the strategy, if not the law, on medical marijuana.
Philip Heymann, a former deputy attorney general in the Clinton administration who is now a Harvard professor, said it's time for the agency to put more effort into fighting drugs more dangerous than marijuana.
"I do expect him to appoint an administrator who takes marijuana less seriously than is traditional for the DEA, as I think most Americans do," said Heymann.
Heymann said he expects the Obama administration will eventually instruct the DEA to emphatically scale back raids on dispensaries, and conduct such raids only in instances where investigators believe a business is abusing the dispensary system as a cover for other criminal behavior.
So last week's raids in California may be the last of their kind.
"The DEA's not likely to want to confront a new president," said Heymann. "It may simply be that they're behaving as they have traditionally, and they haven't anticipated the change Obama and his spokesman are signaling."
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January 23, 2009
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Rev
January 17, 2009
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Dahlia Ross
January 16, 2009
Freakin' great website and photos and good listening too. I appreciated the "stop irrational logic" message repeatedly.
I think we're facebook friends, no less!
Rev
January 16, 2009
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Tips for a better life
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By Nithya Shanti
Tips for Better Life
1. Take a 10-30 minutes walk every day. And while you walk, smile.
2. Sit in silence for at least 10 minutes each day.
3. Sleep for 7 hours.
4. Live with the 3 E's -- Energy, Enthusiasm, and Empathy.
5. Play more games.
6. Read more books than you did the previous year.
7. Make time to practice meditation, yoga, and prayer. They provide us with daily fuel for our busy lives.
8. Spend time with people over the age of 70 & under the age of 6.
9. Dream more while you are awake.
10. Eat more foods that grow on trees and plants and eat less food that is manufactured in plants.
11. Drink plenty of water.
12. Try to make at least three people smile each day.
13. Don't waste your precious energy on gossip.
14. Forget issues of the past. Don't remind your partner with his/her mistakes of the past. That will ruin your present happiness.
15. Don't have negative thoughts or things you cannot control. Instead invest your energy in the positive present moment.
16. Realize that life is a school and you are here to learn. Problems are simply part of the curriculum that appear and fade away like algebra class but the lessons you learn will last a lifetime.
17. Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a beggar.
18. Smile and laugh more.
19. Life is too short to waste time hating anyone. Don't hate others.
20. Don't take yourself so seriously. No one else does.
21. You don't have to win every argument. Agree to disagree.
22. Make peace with your past so it won't spoil the present.
23. Don't compare your life to others'. You have no idea what their journey is all about. Don't compare your partner with others.
24. No one is in charge of your happiness except you.
25. Forgive everyone for everything.
26. What other people think of you is none of your business.
27. However good or bad a situation is, it will change.
28. Your job won't take care of you when you are sick. Your friends will. Stay in touch.
29. Get rid of anything that isn't useful, beautiful or joyful.
30. Envy is a waste of time. You already have all you need.
31. The best is yet to come.
32. No matter how you feel, get up, dress up and show up.
33. Do the right thing!
34. Call your family often.
35. Your inner most is always happy. So be happy.
36. Each day give something good to others.
37. Don't over do. Keep your limits.
38. Share this with someone you care about
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January 15, 2009
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January 12, 2009
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January 10, 2009
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January 3, 2009
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Bush called the passage of the pact "a way forward to help the Iraqi people realize the blessings of a free society."
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December 29, 2008
A koala was sitting in a gum tree...... smoking a joint.
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When a little lizard walked past, looked up and said,
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The koala said, 'Smoking a joint; come up and have some.'
So the little lizard climbed up and sat next to the koala ,
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got too stoned, and then fell into the river while taking a drink.
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How much water did you drink?!!'
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December 4, 2008
A friend sent this to me. Hopefully you'll enjoy it as much as I did!
We all need to read this one over and over until it becomes part of
who we are!
HOW TO STAY YOUNG
1. Try everything twice. On one woman's tombstone she said she wanted this epitaph: Tried everything twice...loved it both times!
2. Keep only cheerful friends.
The grouches pull you down. (keep this in mind if you are one of those grouches)
3. Keep learning: Learn more about the computer, crafts, gardening, whatever. Never let the brain get idle.'
An idle mind is the devil's workshop.' And the devil's name is Alzheimer's!
4. Enjoy the simple things.
5. Laugh often, long and loud. Laugh until you gasp for breath. And if you have a friend who makes you laugh, spend lots and lots of time with HIM/HER.
6. The tears hap! pen: Endure, grieve, and move on. The only person who is with us our entire life, is ourselves.
LIVE while you are alive.
7. Surround yourself with what you love: Whether it's family, pets, keepsakes, music, plants, hobbies, whatever.
Your home is your refuge.
8. Cherish your health: I! f it is good, preserve it. If it is unstable, improve it.
If it is beyond what you can improve, get help.
9. Don't take guilt trips. Take a trip to the mall, or atrip to the next county or a foreign country,
but NOT to where the guilt is.
10. Tell the people you love that you love them, at every opportuni ty. I love you, my special friend.
11. Forgive now those who made you cry. You might not get a second chance.
And if you don't send this to at least 4 people - who cares?
But I hope you share it with someone.
!
Remember! Lost time can never be found.
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.
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Stop Irrational Logic
November 21, 2008
How much money would the oil companies lose if "We The People" didn't drive for one day at the same time. That is the future power of the internet. When we understand as a species what power we have if we work together. That's when the meek will inherit the earth.
Happy Holidaze.
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November 18, 2008
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October 30, 2008
Guten Tag. Sagen Sie bitte vor, wo man die Kontaktdaten des Besitzers dieser Webseite finden kann? Danke. (ich piongulikaza)
Phillster
October 7, 2008
The One of a Kind Richard Lee Interview
I've heard so much great press about the unique sounds of Richard Lee, I grabbed my pen and headed into Terra Blues (where I found out he works when he's taking a break from playing with all the famous players of the world) and humbly asked for a few minutes of his time...(above are recent pics of his band, "Stop Irrational Logic."
Phillster: So you're the hottest trumpet and flugel horn player around I hear?Richard:I'm a member of the band Stop Irrational Logic and I also manage here (Terra Blues in the Village). I play every night...
Phillster: Really? What kind of music?
Richard: My band is a combination of blues, funk...I love to party, Dead Shows...my goal is to reach the young that like to be free, I made my music for them.
Phillster: What well known musicians inspire/inspired you?
Richard: Clifford Brown, Miles Davis, The Grateful Dead, Fish, Massive Attack...
Phillster: When did you learn how to play?
Richard: I was about eleven, I had no talent as a kid, it was an escape for me. I was a working musician at fourteen.
Phillster: Really?
Richard: I had a lot of obstacles to overcome as a musician.
Phillster: What do you mean by obstacles?
Richard: Well, I was tone deaf, which makes it that much harder to learn music. I drilled the A note into my head by picking up the phone (especially pay phones, their dial tones were really loud back then), that's how I taught myself that note.
Phillster: That's some determination to learn!
Richard: I believe anyone can do anything if they have the desire to do it. I'm just a Brooklyn kid who ended up writing notes for Mick Jagger...wrote the horn lines for his song, "Sweet Thing" on the "Wondering Spirit" album...I played with Squeeze, Steely Dan, Rick Derringer, The Blues Travelers, Joan Osborne, Tom Jones, it's a very big list.
Phillster: Who was the most memorable? I
Richard: was the most nervous playing with McCoy Tyner, he played with Charlie Parker.
Phillster: What was Mick Jagger like?
Richard: We never met, just went there and recorded for him...
Phillster: What's it like being a manager at the most famous Jazz club in the city? Richard: Amazing, as the manager, I do everything; run the club, hire, lights, sound, security, money, play some tunes...we get the best talent here.
Phillster: Ever manage clubs before? (hesitating) Richard: All the topless places; New York Dolls, Private Eyes, Flash Dancers (first topless club in New York City), before that I was a Pentecostal Minister...
Phillster: You're kidding, right?
(laughing) Richard: Nope, that's where I played, got my roots: Pucho, Latin Souls Brothers (now in the Latin Hall of Fame).
Phillster: Recent musical gigs?
Richard: Just did the Lake George Jazz Fest last week.
[Leaves momentarily to play on stage with the band. While he plays I'm in awe. I've never heard anything like that before, it's so unique...I can't believe how easily he just switches from manager to musician persona, how the audience just froze, (stopped talking and just listened); letting their minds, bodies and souls be taken over by the legendary sounds of the Micheal Powers Band and Micheal Lee's instruments]
Phillster: That was great, you are a great collaborator!
Richard: Thank you, I give people I work with the foundation to create something together, a lot of great musicians can't do this...
Phillster: Do you believe New York's where it's at? (Pondering) Richard: Well, yes and no...wow, I'm a little jaded about New York, "to be or not to be?" it's good to be here, it's the only place there are no borders...
Phillster: You're jaded?
Richard: After 911..when Bush came into office, I changed my band's name from Irrational Logic to Stop Irrational Logic...I might change it when he leaves.
Phillster: If you could work with anyone? (laughing) Richard: Charlie Parker, he's dead but if I coud play a gig-he plays sax...Charlie Parker was the first one to take the structure out of music and open jazz up to feeling and interpretation.
Phillster: What makes you do what you do? (very seriously) Richard: Life..watching people die (several of his families members succumbed to cancer in his youth), being the fat kid people made fun of...some people get angry of their difficult past, it helped me become a better person. I feel attached to the universe when I play, I want to forget time, space...we are all connected.
Phillster: Was music always your first goal? Richard: Pretty much. In college, I was into numbers, math, science...if you can create the right interval, if you can tap into the right vibration, you can create perfection...
Phillster: I'm ready to learn an instrument right now, I'm very inspired with all this talk of music, playing music and being free, what a great way to live.
Richard: It is! (smiling and walking away to greet guests at the door at Terra Blues)
Come listen to this great jazz player and check out his web site for dates, shows, and other amazing info!
Richard's Bio:
Richard Lee's new musical style "Vibe" is a fusion of this seasoned musical performer's experience playing the full range of musical language including classical, funk, rap, heavy metal, rhythm and blues, trance and gospel. From his tours in the states, including
recent appearance at the Bingham Jazz Fest with Pucho and the Latin Soul Brothers, to international tours in Mexico, Canada, Greece, Spain, the UK, Denmark, Norway, Sweden,Finland Germany and Jamaica Richard's musical style is immediately recognized by performers for its individual sound and his ability to give the jazz trumpet, an instrument not usually adapted to different styles, a new voice.
A professional trumpet player since he was 14-years old, when he would cut high school classes to go to college music classes with his older friends, Richard's musical career was shaped and reflects his early indoctrination by a friend at a young age to gospel music. By his early 20's he was playing with guitarist, Ed Cherry, drummer, Igancio Berroa and bass player, Marcus McGlaughin.
Disography
Horn lines for Mick Jagger's "Sweet Thing", Grant Green Jr.'s "Introducing G.G.", Pucho and The Latin Soul-Brothers " The Hideout " Milo Z " Live and Bumpin and Sweet and Nasty " and Scott Brown's "Flavors."
A short list of venues have included an appearance with Stanley Jordon and Buddy Miles at the Blue Note, shows at Sweet Basil's with The McCoy Tyner Trio, The Cotten Club, Elbow Room, New Music Café, Mondo Perso, and Mondo Cane. Led his 10-piece orchestra at The Bitter End, His band " Irrational Logic" was the guest house band on, CNNBC's Amcerica's Talking with Bill McCuddy and America After Dark, the Pat Sayjak show, and the Jerry Lewis Telethone.
While formal training has given Richard the tools to execute his music, it's the experience of playing with seasoned performers all over the world, the sounds, voices and feeling of locations he has lived in and listened to, that he has fused to create his "Vibe."
Music is Richard's life and his life is his music.
S. Sperber
When you listen to Stop Irrational Logic, be prepared to take a trip. The music is packed with so much power and emotion that you are put into a trance, taken to another level. It really makes you feel the positive energy. That is what front man and composer, Richard Lee, strives for. He wants the music to be thought-provoking as well as entertaining.
He's played with, Rick Derringer, Donald Fagen, Blues Travelers, Taylor Dayne, McCoy Tyner Trio,
Stanley Jordan, Merle Saunders, Buddy Miles, Spin Doctors, DJ Logic, Del Shannon and Tom Jones .
Richard has recorded with Mick Jagger "Sweet Thing", GreenHouse 27 "Greenhouse 27", Cycomotogoat "Braille", Kenji Hino "Thinking 'Bout You", Antilife "Antilife", Milo Z "Live n Bumpin" and "Sweet and Nasty", Michael Powers and Richard Lee "Spirits", Grant Green Jr. "Introducing G.G.", Pucho and the Latin soul-Brothers "The Hideout" and Scott Brown "Flavors". The list goes on and on.
Richard has toured many times through Europe as well as the United States playing to packed houses and standing ovations.
The experiences in his life have created the music which flows through his horn and the songs that he writes. Richard is influenced by a diverse group: Chuck Mangione, Miles Davis, Clifford Brown and groups like Phish, The Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd and Massive Attack. Stop Irrational Logic is not just the name of the band but his message to the world . This album is a mix of live as well as studio recordings. Enjoy the ride.
S. Goldblatt
Posted by Phillster at 11:20 AM 0 comments
Labels: 911, America After Dark, Charlie Parker, McCoy Tyner, Mick Jagger, Stop Irrationa Thinking, Terra Blues, The Village
phillster
October 7, 2008
The Essential Question: Musician Richard Lee
City/Suburb? Suburbs...cuz I'm around crowds most of the time...I like bananas on trees, the ocean, my puppy, as long as I have a helicopter to get to my gigs!
Graffiti: Crime/Art? Um...professional grafiti is art, B***S*** tags are a crime, just tagging is a crime to me, gang B***S*** ...but the ones who do it (graffitti) for art? It's beautiful!
Bronx/Brooklyn? I'm a Brooklyn kid (smiling) but you know what? That's changing. I now live in Riverdale (very nice section of the Boogy Down) and I'm (re)discovering the Bronx and it's quite nice actually. I also love Brooklyn, it's where I was born and raised.
Passive/Aggressive? I am both, depends on my mood.
John: Updike/Steinbeck? Steinbeck.
Broadway/Off/Off-Off? Broadway.
Time/Time Out? Time.
In/Outdoor Person? Out, I love nature.
Subway/Cab? Either.
Domestic/Import? I drive a Jag.
Non/conformist? Non, non, non.
Dog/Cat? Dog. I have a beautiful dog, her name is Spirit. I like all animals, I talk to them...I can connect...
Plastic/Cash? Cash.
In/Extravert? Both...depends on the environment, my mood...sometimes I can take over a room, while other times just sit in a corner and be shy and quiet. People think that's being stuck up...
Payless/Gallo? I like to spend money, I don't like to hold onto things, I am going to enjoy myself today...we are not here forever.
Library/store? Book store. I buy my books and read them at my leisure...libraries are a bit outdated now I think.
Morning/NightOwl? Day and night...I think sleeping is a waste of time, I only do it to recharge, regenerate, that's it.
Salt/fresh water? Salt, I like the ocean...I am a beach bum.
Heels or Flats? (smiling) I like pumps.
Little Italy: Bronx/NYC? Manhattan...haven't explored the Bronx one yet.
Dublin/London? London, they're crazy! Good party! Never been to Dublin.
Standard/Automatic? Automatic, although I like to drive a standard, just not in the city...
Gum/Tic-tac? Gum, I'd eat a box of tic tacs! (laughing)
Driver/Passenger? Driver...always.
Stones/Beatles? The Beatles.
Coffee/tea? Coffee.
Rev
October 1, 2008
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September 30, 2008
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September 22, 2008
Sullivan Hall 9/24/08 Dont miss this show at 10:00pm
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September 22, 2008
monc4tcael
REV
September 17, 2008
Hope to see you in Norway soon.
you can buy my latest album at
http://www.cdbaby.com/sil2
Tove
September 15, 2008
well hello there mr jazz! we're back in norway, unfortunatly...loved new york! just wanted to say thanks for a great night at terra blues, just what we needed!
hopefully, i'll be coming back soon, but if you're ever in norway, you know what to do!
oh, say hi to Chris from me
love
Tove (Nalini and Maria says hi to!)
rev
September 5, 2008
We are all connected.
lokpbai
September 3, 2008
Hello to members of this site please to have joined your forum.
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September 2, 2008
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jdpolson
August 21, 2008
Hi all,
I'm currently researching various weight loss programs and courses.
So, if you don't mind please answer in this topic: What’s your single most important question about weight loss?
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JW-Jones
August 4, 2008
Great to meet you at Terra Blues, thanks for sitting in - you're a monster! JW www.jw-jones.com
Rev
July 10, 2008
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Katie Morgan Pornstar
July 7, 2008
A fine-featured fellow from France
Unsareroobows
June 27, 2008
I would like where I can buy the cheapest noni to pick up my noni-life again
June 25, 2008
Hey big shows coming up keep the ideas flowing
Letsendaloste
April 5, 2008
Hi
I loved the topic. Hats off to your blog.
Bye
StWhite
March 24, 2008
Hi, folks
For the latest study, it was
The most common diseases associated with are chronic viral hepatitis, alcoholism, and ( scarring of the liver ). Moreover, chronic viral hepatitis is common in alcoholism, and both and alcoholism cause cirrhosis which usually precedes the development of cancer. Therefore, the contributions and interrelationships of , viral hepatitis, and cirrhosis in the development of liver cancer are complex. Despite the complexity, it is important to try to understand the contributions of each disease so that patients at highest risk for liver cancer can be targeted for . Theoretically, they also might be targeted with treatments that prevent the development of liver cancer, when such treatments are developed.
A practical study published in October 2007 has extended important the latest about the homogeneity of liver cancer to chronic viral hepatitis, alcoholism, and cirrhosis. This is a manly study owing to it used the records of Swedish health registries to discern patients for inclusion in the study. The Swedish registries consist of cleverness on the entire society of Sweden. They are hefty and whole registries and dominion been in avail for multifarious age. In materiality, they posses provided a treasure of score about rife diseases.
An analysis of the Swedish data demonstrated that among patients with alcoholism slick was slightly more than a coupled accrual in the risk of liver cancer in that compared with the general human relay. This insufficient development suggests that alcoholism alone is not strongly related to the development of liver cancer. On the other hand, patients who were alcoholics but also developed cirrhosis, presumably since a settlement of their alcoholism, had a 22 - commune aggrandizement in the risk of liver cancer in that compared with the general general public. Remarkably, the development of cirrhosis in alcoholics substantially increases the risk for liver cancer.
Patients with chronic viral hepatitis had a 34 - district greater risk for liver cancer because compared with the general humans. Patients with both chronic viral hepatitis and cirrhosis, however, had a much greater burgeoning in the development of liver cancer - - 118 - district. ( Presumably, the cirrhosis was caused by the chronic hepatitis. ) Decidedly, the combination of chronic viral hepatitis and cirrhosis has a exact well-made association with the development of liver cancer. This association is much stronger than the association of the combination of alcoholism and cirrhosis with liver cancer. The stronger association with viral hepatitis than alcohol supports a greater role for the hepatitis viruses through compared with alcohol in promoting liver cancer.
What can we conclude from this study ? Primeval, the risk of liver cancer is remarkably fresh in patients with chronic viral hepatitis and cirrhosis. The risk also is another in patients who are alcoholic and own cirrhosis, although the risk is less. Second, if we craving to substantially prevent the development of liver cancer, we duty spot patients before they evolve cirrhosis and accordingly prevent cirrhosis. Third, existing and newer techniques for liver cancer surveillance probably should be applied to all patients with both chronic viral hepatitis and cirrhosis and possibly to patients with both alcoholism and cirrhosis. Fourth,we need to develop better techniques for liver cancer surveillance. A satisfactory solution to the problem of liver cancer in chronic viral hepatitis and alcoholism will not be quick or easy.
With all the best
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Lina Park
March 14, 2008
Hello, I'm so glad that I went to tonight. Your music was so~ amazing! What was the name of that instrument that you've played? wow~
Henry Quiles
February 28, 2008
Rich was so good to hear from you and even more so pleased that you're still doing your thing...MUSIC. I wish you all the best in the world. Continue success, health, wealth and all the time in the world to enjoy them all. After some 20-25 years it's good to be re connected. Later brother. Henry Quiles,
Fruita, Colorado just outside of, Grand Junction, Colorado
Gregg Gerson
February 18, 2008
Richard,
My heart aches when I think of all of those who have past on that we knew, played with and loved... I played and recorded with both Gordon Gaines, Steve Logan... I truly miss them!!!
Moe will be so sadly missed!!! His memory and legacy lives on in my heart as so many of our friends who have past...
You are right, when I clear my mind and listen real close, I can hear them all...
Lovingly to all,
Gregg Gerson
Richard Lee
February 18, 2008
contact
stopilogic@yahoo.com
Vicky
February 11, 2008
Swet stuff!
Jennifer Brady Cook
December 12, 2007
Richard,
Your music got me high!
Lialiligbah
November 4, 2007
Hi people! I am in total agreement. and look this and very creative : and
.G'night
guyocious
October 10, 2007
..big luv and respect brother rich,,,the spaceminister goez 2 paris,,give tanya a bigggggggg kisssss from me and all the
funk'family,,spread the positivity my
brother,,,c u sooon-guyo..
Pam Fleming
September 19, 2007
Great playing with you at Terra Blues - 2 Trumpets together- fabulous!!! -Pam
Pamela
September 4, 2007
Hey Uncle Richie! ~ What a fun weekend it was...the best of the city and beach scene. Rock on! KIT
Jeff Gutkin
May 31, 2007
Dude, your nuts.... call me
guyocious
May 19, 2007
..hey brother'rich,,,spAceMan'Xraudinaire,,,
thanxxx 4 keepin'the journey alive,,,
much peace/luv&RESPECT...Hope 2 c u
soooooooooooooooon.......
Madeline Paniagua
May 3, 2007
Hey Rich, it's Madeline. What was the name of the club on Bleecker? I'd like to come by with a few friends one night.
Jonny Enright
March 20, 2007
Hi Richard
Great gigs at the weekend. Looking forward to the next time!
Jonny
Eleni
February 23, 2007
Very nice site! Good job.
Hope to see you soon
Curtis
February 4, 2007
hey just got to your website nice job hope to see you back at the cotton club
Evsevert
January 23, 2007
Great Site
Thanks you.
Carrie (Lance) Kurnow
December 9, 2006
This is a great website. Thanks again for those great seats at Terra Blues. It was so cool walking through that crowd right to the front table. Wish you were playing though - we did see you summer 2005 - love that reverb!!! Can't wait to see you again - come to Hawaii and we can hook you up. We know lots of peeps. You'd blow them away!
Carrie
silvana
December 3, 2006
Great video,,, didnt know trumpet men can dance too,,, love the dancer, she flows with the music. Very fun life of yours God BBless!!
kodjo
December 1, 2006
hi
mike T
November 28, 2006
Rocked in LA! Anilife is his craziest work!!
Sahirah Johnson
October 29, 2006
Hi Rich:
Great Site. Hope to work w/you again.
Scott T. Smith
October 22, 2006
Keep on
Scott
"Upper Room with Joe Kelley & Gi Dussault" radio show
September 7, 2006
Hi Richard Lee:
Thanks for the music and keepin' it funky. Hope to see you in concert soon.
Peace
Gi and Joe
Julie Robbins
September 5, 2006
Dropping by to say hi.
Love the site!
Beth Davis
September 5, 2006
Great Website!
Come back to Miami soon. Hogan loves to sing as your playing. Perhaps a new angle....
Jason Langley
August 31, 2006
Hey Richie,
Great site.
Hope we can jam again soon !!!
Jon Raney
August 2, 2006
Hey Richard:
Just checking in. I have always dug your music that I heard at GB. I see keyboardist Scott Brown there. He's a killer keyboardist. He and I did a project together probably 20 years ago (he was much happening/at ease with the funk style and the scene so I let him have it:)
Any way. Keep knocking em dead. Will write soon!
Steve Ullman
July 12, 2006
Uncle Richie Rocks!
Brought the house down at Salon, grooved at La Esquina, followed by a hot Jam Session at Terra Blue....Not Bad for a Monday!
jawnee conroy
June 12, 2006
Rock it out Richard!!! I agree with Grant, it's all about the groove, which is the space in between the notes.
dnamag.gr
June 7, 2006
interesting website! nice work :)
Grant Green Jr
May 24, 2006
Nice site Rich, Good work It's all about the groove!
Mitch Slotnick
May 7, 2006
Dude...you've come a long way since SSHS Stage Band, eh?
Richie, I'm glad that you took it for a long and succesful ride. I'm a little wee bit envious. I tried for a long while but shit came up and you know how it goes.
Anyway, things go full circle. I still play, you have a studio about 1/2 hour west of me and who knows? Maybe we can make some music again one of these days! Love the web site. you did good, bro.
Neil Alexander
May 5, 2006
Hey Rich! Nice talking with you today! You got it going on, man. Gimme a shout when you get a chance. Nice Website!!
supa thief
April 25, 2006
very nice :) i like your energy.
Len Brechner
April 24, 2006
Just wanted to let you know that I think your music is awesome!!!!!!!
York Kleinhandler
April 24, 2006
Hope you hit the homerun and then remember to give me back stage passes when the time comes.
York
Pamela P. Rueckert
April 24, 2006
Looking forward to seeing you soon!!!
Chrissi
April 22, 2006
great site... the music is killin. thanks for checkin out my show at the bitter... do you book for Terra Blues? would my band work for that club.. the funk/soul vibe? let me know.. hope we can play together soon! xoxo Chrissi
Pucho
April 21, 2006
The Grape has fallen from the tree.
Not only is Richard a great composer and Trumpet Player,
He is also a " Latin Soul-Brother"
Enough Said
Neal Wendel
April 6, 2006
Brandon and I loved the pictures! Brandon says string cheese on thursdays and jackie says uga bugga....
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