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[RE-UPLOAD FROM APRIL 29, 2020]In this episode, co-hosts Natalie and Ariana have a conversation with Master's students Colin Bailey and Ellie Darling about what brought them to Michigan State University, and how they got involved with Entomology.You can follow Bug Talk on Instagram and Twitter @bugtalkpodcast, and YouTube @bugtalk6645

FRANK STROZIER “LONG NIGHT” New York, September 12, 1961How little we know (gc,pp out), The need for love, The crystal ball (1), Pacemaker (gc,pp out)Frank Strozier (as,fl-1) George Coleman (ts) Pat Patrick (bar,fl-1) Chris Anderson (p) Bill Lee (b) Walter Perkins (d) JOE PASS “JOY SPRING” Encore Theatre, Los Angeles, February 6, 1964Joy spring, Relaxin' at CamarilloMike Wofford (p) Joe Pass (g) Jim Hughart (b) Colin Bailey (d) LUCKY THOMPSON “NEW YORK CITY 1964-65” Live, Jazz on Broadway, The Little Theatre, New York, February 28, 1964The world awakes (lt+rhythm only,2)Dave Burns (tp) Benny Powell (tb) Danny Turner (as) Lucky Thompson (ts-1,sop-2) Cecil Payne (bar) Hank Jones (p) Richard Davis (b) Al Dreares (d) Live “The Half-Note”, New York, February 19, 1965What's new (2)Lucky Thompson (ts-1,sop-2) Paul Neves (p) George Tucker (b) Oliver Jackson (d) Alan Grant (mc) Continue reading Puro Jazz 28 de febrero, 2025 at PuroJazz.

FRANK STROZIER “LONG NIGHT” New York, September 12, 1961How little we know (gc,pp out), The need for love, The crystal ball (1), Pacemaker (gc,pp out)Frank Strozier (as,fl-1) George Coleman (ts) Pat Patrick (bar,fl-1) Chris Anderson (p) Bill Lee (b) Walter Perkins (d) JOE PASS “JOY SPRING” Encore Theatre, Los Angeles, February 6, 1964Joy spring, Relaxin' at CamarilloMike Wofford (p) Joe Pass (g) Jim Hughart (b) Colin Bailey (d) LUCKY THOMPSON “NEW YORK CITY 1964-65” Live, Jazz on Broadway, The Little Theatre, New York, February 28, 1964The world awakes (lt+rhythm only,2)Dave Burns (tp) Benny Powell (tb) Danny Turner (as) Lucky Thompson (ts-1,sop-2) Cecil Payne (bar) Hank Jones (p) Richard Davis (b) Al Dreares (d) Live “The Half-Note”, New York, February 19, 1965What's new (2)Lucky Thompson (ts-1,sop-2) Paul Neves (p) George Tucker (b) Oliver Jackson (d) Alan Grant (mc) Continue reading Puro Jazz 28 de febrero, 2025 at PuroJazz.

FURY “LIVE IN BROOKLYN” August 26th & 27th, 2023, Ornithology, Brooklyn, New YorkLike a Flower Seeking the Sun, Ender's GameLage Lund (g) Mark Turner (st) Matt Brewer (b) Tyshawn Sorey (dr) JOE PASS “FOR DJANGO” Los Angeles, September 2 & 18, 1964Django, Rosetta, Nuages, For Django, Night and day, Fleur d'ennuiJoe Pass (g) John Pisano (rhythm-g) Jim Hughart (b) Colin Bailey (d) DOUG WATKINS SEXTET “WATKINS AT LARGE” New York, December 8, 1956Phil T. Continue reading Puro Jazz 01 de enero, 2025 at PuroJazz.

FURY “LIVE IN BROOKLYN” August 26th & 27th, 2023, Ornithology, Brooklyn, New YorkLike a Flower Seeking the Sun, Ender's GameLage Lund (g) Mark Turner (st) Matt Brewer (b) Tyshawn Sorey (dr) JOE PASS “FOR DJANGO” Los Angeles, September 2 & 18, 1964Django, Rosetta, Nuages, For Django, Night and day, Fleur d'ennuiJoe Pass (g) John Pisano (rhythm-g) Jim Hughart (b) Colin Bailey (d) DOUG WATKINS SEXTET “WATKINS AT LARGE” New York, December 8, 1956Phil T. Continue reading Puro Jazz 01 de enero, 2025 at PuroJazz.

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THE VINCE GUARALDI “JAZZ IMPRESSIONS OF BLACK ORPHEUS” San Francisco, CA, November 1961 & February 1962Samba de Orfeu, Manha de carnaval, Since I fell for youVince Guaraldi (p) Monty Budwig (b) Colin Bailey (d) BARNEY KESSEL “LET'S COOK !” Los Angeles, November 11, 1957Time remembered, Just in timeVictor Feldman (vib) Hampton Hawes (p) Barney Kessel (g) Leroy Vinnegar (b) Shelly Manne (d) Los Angeles, August 6, 1957 Tiger ragFrank Rosolino (tb) Ben Webster (ts) Jimmy Rowles (p) Barney Kessel (g) Leroy Vinnegar (b) Shelly Manne (d) CURTIS COUNCE “LANDSLIDE” Los Angeles, October 8, 1956Landslide, Time after time, MiaJack Sheldon (tp) Harold Land (ts) Carl Perkins (p) Curtis Counce (b) Frank Butler (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 06 febrero 2024 at PuroJazz.

THE VINCE GUARALDI “JAZZ IMPRESSIONS OF BLACK ORPHEUS” San Francisco, CA, November 1961 & February 1962Samba de Orfeu, Manha de carnaval, Since I fell for youVince Guaraldi (p) Monty Budwig (b) Colin Bailey (d) BARNEY KESSEL “LET'S COOK !” Los Angeles, November 11, 1957Time remembered, Just in timeVictor Feldman (vib) Hampton Hawes (p) Barney Kessel (g) Leroy Vinnegar (b) Shelly Manne (d) Los Angeles, August 6, 1957 Tiger ragFrank Rosolino (tb) Ben Webster (ts) Jimmy Rowles (p) Barney Kessel (g) Leroy Vinnegar (b) Shelly Manne (d) CURTIS COUNCE “LANDSLIDE” Los Angeles, October 8, 1956Landslide, Time after time, MiaJack Sheldon (tp) Harold Land (ts) Carl Perkins (p) Curtis Counce (b) Frank Butler (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 06 febrero 2024 at PuroJazz.

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THE VINCE GUARALDI “JAZZ IMPRESSIONS OF BLACK ORPHEUS” – San Francisco, CA, November 1961 & February 1962 Samba de Orfeu, Manha de carnaval, Since I fell for you Vince Guaraldi (p) Monty Budwig (b) Colin Bailey (d)             BARNEY KESSEL “LET’S COOK !” – Los Angeles, November 11, 1957 Time […]

Welcome back for S2E10 of Inside Cyclones HockeyThis is the longest and most important episode we have ever done. We hope you will listen to it in it's entirety.Owner BJ Brandt joins Jake to open the episode and answer some of the "how's & why's" regarding the coaching change and what it means for the organization. As always, Zach Serwe joins the podcast, as we run down the list of 22 promotions happening this season in its entirety.Colin Bailey gives his final interview as the former head coach of your Cyclones and provides us some insight on his exciting new position as assistant coach at NCAA D3 St. Scholastica and says goodbye to the Cyclones faithful.New head coach Nathan Oystrick sits down with Jake for over 40 minutes as they detail his extensive playing career as a young player in Canada through his days in the NHL & KHL. He also shares some prior experience's he has had coaching, including taking over for the Humboldt, and shares what success means to him for the Cyclones and our players this season.We appreciate you tuning in as always. Now, from the Eye of the Cyclone..Intro w/ BJ Brandt :05 - 22:24Promotions & Other Fun Things w/ Zach Serwe22:40 - 42:20Goodbye & Good Luck w/ Colin Bailey42:37 - 53:36Coach's Corner: Get to Know Nathan Oystrick54:03 - 1:35:58Go Clones!!

Welcome back Inside Cyclones Hockey!Can you believe it's already been two months since the Cyclones season ended? All focus now shifts to a highly anticipated 2022-23 season for Wausau's NA3 program.We've got all the usual suspects today in Zach Serwe, Coach Bailey, and a special off season "Players Only" segment with Mitch Miscevich.Too much stuff is discussed to list out here, but it's an episode new and old fans alike will not want to miss!Now, from the Eye of the Cyclone...Welcome Back & Offseason Podcast Plans w/ Jake Sennholz:09 - 4:39Promotions, Partners, Scheduling and Merch Sale w/ Zach Serwe4:56 - 28:27Coaches Corner: Coaching Strategies Through the Offseason, Former Player Signings, ACHA Development and NHL Playoffs w/ Colin Bailey 28:53 - 42:14Players Only: Offseason Work, Bettering Yourself Between the Pipes, Team Continuity and NHL Playoffs w/ #30 Mitch MiscevichMake sure you keep up with all things Cyclones this offseason by heading to WausauCyclones.com and following @WausauCyclones on your favorite social media platforms.You can follow Jake on Twitter by searching @SennholzOnSportThanks for coming back. Go Clones!!

Welcome back to episode thirty one of Inside Cyclones Hockey.Hour long episodes are back as we've got a doozy of an episode for you today loaded with tons of information and great interviews.Our special guests today are Dan, Tannen & Jeremy, the three men responsible for taking care of the Marathon County Ice Arena as well as installing, monitoring and keeping the ice in pristine condition all hockey season long. They bring tons of knowledge and insight to the conversation that all fans are going to enjoy.Coach Bailey was kind enough to join the program for a short interview heading into the biggest weekend of his coaching career, and Ryan Burke offers up a unique view of this season as a whole, and his own growth as the Cyclones 3rd string goaltender this season.All that and so much more in store for you over the next hour.Thank you to everyone who has listened to and supported the podcast all regular season!Now, from the eye of the Cyclone..Intro & Weekend Recap w/ Jake Sennholz :27 - 12:07Playoff Reminders/Schedule/Giveaways, Season Thank Yous & More w/ Zach Serwe 12:28 - 21:27What's It Like to Drive the Zamboni!? w/ Cyclones Rink Managers21:56 - 41:41Coach's Corner w/ Colin Bailey 43:43 - 47:24Players Only w/ G #39 Ryan Burke47:51 - 1:01:53You can follow the Cyclones across your favorite social media by searching @WausauCyclonesYou can follow Jake on Twitter by searching @SennholzOnSportAs always, further information on anything we discuss can be found at WausauCyclones.comGo Clones!!

Welcome back to episode twenty seven of Inside Cyclones Hockey.We've got a really great and very important episode on tap for you today! Please check out the jersey auction information and cause below. Cullen Moehring is on the show today to talk a little further about his brother, the foundation, and what people who have apraxia go through in their daily lives.Thank you so much for the support you have shown as listeners all season long. Now, from the eye of the Cyclone.. Intro & Weekend Recap w/ Jake Sennholz (@SennholzOnSport):06 - 6:00Wiener Dog Race Recap, Teddy Bear Toss & Cyclones Playoff Scenarios w/ Zach Serwe6:30 - 15:55Coach's Corner w/ Colin Bailey17:57 - 25:42Players Only w/ F #19 Cullen Moehring 26:09 - 41:23You can follow the Cyclones across your favorite social media by searching @WausauCyclonesAs always, further information on anything we discuss can be found at WausauCyclones.comGo Clones!!JERSEY AUCTION INFO BELOWThe Cyclones are auctioning off their specialty jerseys supporting Apraxia Kids, which is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit publicly funded charity whose mission is to strengthen the support systems in the lives of children with apraxia so that each child is afforded their best opportunity to develop speech and communication. This cause is special to the Cyclones as it's a disorder that forward Cullen Moehring's brother deals with. You can learn more about the organization here: https://www.apraxia-kids.org/.  100% of the jersey auction proceeds will benefit Apraxia Kids. Starting today, you can submit a bid on these specialty jerseys.(Minimum bids start at $150; bids must be in $50 increments)To place a bid please email zach@wausaucyclones.com with your bid amount, jersey number, name and phone number. You will be informed via email each time a bid is placed on a jersey you bid on.  Bids for the advanced auction will close on February 10th at 4pm. (Please see our website for list of available jerseys)A silent auction for any remaining jerseys will take place from 2:40pm February 20th through 5pm on the 20th.  Bidders with the highest bid will be contacted following the auction to coordinate jersey delivery.

His sensational drumming and brilliant communications skills have earned Dom Famularo a reputation of being the world's leading motivational drum set artist / educator. Through history-making tours of China and the Far East, and with standing ovations to capacity audiences at virtually every major drumming event in Europe and the Americas, this vibrant performer from Long Island, New York is renowned for delivering entertaining and awe-inspiring performances unlike any other.Tutored by legendary greats Joe Morello, Jim Chapin, Al Miller, Charlie Perry, Colin Bailey, Shelly Manne, Papa Jo Jones and Ronnie Benedict, Dom combines the masterful techniques of the past with the parameter-pushing concepts of today's music for a highly creative and uniquely personal style of drumming. With hands powered by the famous Moeller technique and feet dancing through high-speed double-pedal bass drumming patterns he delivers performances that dip and dive through dynamics and styles with energy and ease. The first Western drummer to perform clinics in China, Dom is accustomed to making headlines. He was a special guest performer at the first-ever Buddy Rich Tribute Concert, an event which he helped organize. He was a highlight as host and performer at the Pacific Rim Drum Invitational (the first drum event to be simulcast live on the Internet), and he's a primary attraction at star-studded drumming events such as the LaRioja Drumming Festival, Koblenz International Drummer Meeting in Germany, the Florida Drum Expo, the Paris Music Show, the massive Ultimate Drummers Day in Australia, the Heartbeat World Rhythm spectacle for Canadian TV, and the Montreal Drumfest.Dom doesn't rely on major band affiliations as a claim to fame, but performances with the Buddy Rich Big Band, B.B. King, Lionel Hampton, Chuck Leavell (Rolling Stones), T Lavitz (The Dixie Dregs), and the Louie Bellson Big Band reveal the pedigree of his playing. He has shared the stage with Dave Weckl, Steve Gadd, Vinnie Colaiuta, Simon Phillips, Billy Cobham, Bernard Purdie, Rod Morgenstein, Chester Thompon, Terry Bozzio, Will Calhoun, Deen Castronovo, Russ McKinnon, Chad Smith, Mark Schulman, Denny Carmassi, Liberty DeVitto and Jim Chapin in worldwide drumming events. In addition to large drumming expos and clinic tours, Dom is an active educator at colleges, drum schools and camps. He has performed at the Percussive Arts Society Convention (PASIC), Percussion Institute of Technology (PIT) in Hollywood California, Drummers Collective in NY, KOSA Camp in Vermont USA, North Texas State University, the Graham Cole Percussion Camp in England, and Drummers Camp in the Black Forest of Germany and many others. In addition, he is an in-demand consultant to major music corporations, and serves as Education consultant for Sabian Cymbals, Vater Drum Sticks, Mapex Drums, Remo Drumheads, SE Microphones, and Wizdom Media for whom he oversees programs worldwide.Michael Leasure has held the drum chair in Walter Trout's band since 2008.Mike Leasure was born in Alhambra, California in 1968. He is the youngest of six children. He found his life's calling at the ripe old age of six while sitting in his mother's kitchen. His mother was doing the dishes while listening to the radio. At one point a Benny Goodman tune came on and the young boy, captivated by the drumming of Gene Krupa, picked up some pots and pans and began flailing away in accompaniment."Leasure made his debut as drummer for The Edgar Winter Band in March 2005. "I was nervous and the sound check didn't go all that well. But once we all walked out on stage, everything just kind of fell into place." Leasure played 50 shows with Winter in 2005 & 2006. Michael has worked with Guitar Phenom Philip Sayce for the past six years and is currently touring the world this summer with Blues/Rock legend, Walter Trout.

Welcome back for episode sixteen of Inside Cyclones Hockey.We apologize for not having a players only segment for the second week in a row. You can expect two great interviews next episode!Gage Vierzba played the hero Friday night, scoring the game tying goal and shootout winner for the Cyclones fifth victory over the Jr. Blues this season. Now, the Cyclones turn their attention to the undefeated, 13-0 Rochester Grizzlies.If you or anyone you know runs a non profit, and could benefit from a fundraiser, please listen to today's segment with Zach Serwe. Over $3000 was raised across just four games in October!Now, from the eye of the Cyclone..Weekend Recap and Rochester Preview w/ PxP Voice & Host Jake Sennholz:06 - 9:32Group Ticket Info, Upcoming Promotions, Giveaways and Fundraisers w/ Zach Serwe10:00 - 16:45Coach's Corner w/ Colin Bailey 17:12 - 21:22You can follow the Wausau Cyclones on your favorite social media by searching @WausauCyclonesYou can follow Jake on Twitter by searching @SennholzOnSportAs always, further information on anything we discuss can be found at WausauCyclones.comGo Clones!!

Welcome back for episode fourteen of Inside Cyclones Hockey.What a doozy of an episode this is. We've got a full weekend recap of the Cyclones home opener. ANOTHER shutout victory. NA3HL's top play of the week honors. A massive weekend for our community partner. Merch flying off the shelves. All this and so much more as we gear up to run it back again this weekend when the Peoria Mustangs come to town.Full video of NA3's top plays of the week available below. (Pavel Bakhtin's #1 play at 1:17 mark)https://youtu.be/3E2Vl232Z_A(If link doesn't work search this in YouTube) ---> NA3HL Top Plays - October 11-17, 2021Now, from the eye of the Cyclone..Intro and Weekend Recap w/ PxP Voice & Host Jake Sennholz:22 - 12:32Pink the Rink Jersey Info, Military Appreciation & More w/ Zach Serwe13:01 - 19:02Coach's Corner w/ Colin Bailey 19:08 - 28:30Players Only w/ F #15 Pavel Bakhtin28:58 - 34:16You can follow  the Cyclones on your favorite social media platforms by searching @WausauCyclones You can follow Jake on Twitter by searching @SennholzOnSportAs always, further information on anything we discuss can be found at WausauCyclones.comGo Clones!!

In this podcast I talked to the one and only Colin Bailey who is best known for his work as a prolific jazz drummer. Colin Bailey has played on over 100 ... more The post 633 – Remembering Colin Bailey, the Bass Drum Guru appeared first on Drummer's Resource: Conversations with the world's greatest drummers and music industry pros..

Welcome back for episode seven of Inside Cyclones Hockey.Today we have a ton of information that will be brand new to all listeners. Whether you've been with us from the beginning, or this is your first time tuning in, you are not going to want to miss Jake's conversation with Zach.The Cyclones are offering more ways to save you money and boost your in game experience than every before. Make sure to take advantage of them!We also talk with Coach Bailey for the first time in awhile. Find out what he's been up to since the Bowman Showcase, and how he approaches the first few days of practice with a brand new team.Now, from the eye of the Cyclone.. Intro & Player Analysis w/ PxP Jake Sennholz:09 - 11:25Brand New Ticket Packages, HockeyTV, Community Partners & the Budweiser Loft is Back w/ Zach Serwe11:51 - 32:07Coach's Corner w/ Colin Bailey 32:20 - 38:21You can follow the Cyclones on your favorite social media platforms by searching @WausauCyclonesYou can follow Jake on Twitter by searching @SennholzOnSportAs always, further information on anything we discuss can be found at WausauCyclones.comGo Clones!

The Benny Goodman Quartet [00:27] "Stompin' at the Savoy" Made in Japan Capitol Records ST 2282 1965 A recording of a performance from February 25, 1964 in Tokyo. Rounding out the quartet are Dick Shreve on piano, Colin Bailey on drums, and Monty Budwig on bass. Madness [04:32] "Night Boat to Cairo" Madness Geffen Records GHS 4003 1983 The boys 1979 single added here to their 1983 US self-title compilation. Madonna [07:47] "Lucky Star" The Immaculate Collection Sire 1-26400 1990 Number smash hit on the dance club charts, and number 4 on the Hot 100 in 1983. Badfinger [11:24] "Come and Get It" Magic Christian Music Apple Records ST-3364 1970 Badfinger do a fine job with song that Paul McCartney originally recorded as a demo during the Abbey Road sessions. Pearl Charles [15:11] "What I Need" Magic Mirror Kanine Records KR242LP-C1 2021 Easily one of my favorite albums this year on magical blue vinyl. Super dig the electric piano vibes on this track. Sarah Vaughan [18:34] "That Old Black Magic" The Magic of Sarah Vaughan Mercury Wing MGW 12280 1959 (1964 reissue) A fine rendition of the Arlen/Spencer classic from Sarah Vaughan's last album on Mercury Wing. Zamfir [21:26] "Just the Way You Are" The Magic of Zamfir Heartland Music HL1017 1984 Master of the Pan Flute! Probably the only time you will hear either Zamfir or Billy Joel on Vinyl-O-Matic is when this album comes up in rotation. Deerhoof [25:46] "The Devil and His Anarchic Surrealist Retinue" The Magic Polyvinyl Record Company PRC-315 2016 Lucky number 13! Yes that's right, this is the 13th studio album from one of my favorite bands on awesome white and purple starburst vinyl. Thou [30:16] "The Changeling Prince" Magus Sacred Bones Records SBR205 2018 One of my favorite tracks from one of my favorite albums from 2018. An awesome silver vinyl release with wax-sealed screenprinted sleeve. Gerry Mulligan and his Sextet [36:43] "Ain't It the Truth" Mainstream of Jazz EmArcy MG 36101 1956 A fine West Coast Jazz rendition of a Count Basie number. Recorded January 25, 1956 in New York featuring Mulligan on baritone sax, Zoot Sims on tenor sax, Bobby Brookmeyer on trombone, Jon Eardley on trumpet, Bill Crow on bass, and Dave Bailey on drums. Wham! [42:04] "Careless Whisper" Make It Big Columbia FC 39595 1984 Number one hit from a number one album with an iconic sax riff. Burt Bacharach [49:53] "I'll Never Fall in Love Again" Make It Easy on Yourself A&M Records SP 4188 1970 For you photography nerds out there: cover photo by Gary Winogrand. Leon & Mary Russell [52:59] "Now Now Boogie" Make Love to the Music Paradise Records PAK 3066 1977 Ok... I'm boogie-ing! Charley Pride [55:55] "Above and Beyond (the Call of Love)" Make Mine Country RCA Victor LSP-3952 1968 A mighty fine rendition of this Harlan Howard's classic from Charley's 4th studio album, which also happened to reach the number 4 spot on the country charts. The Bobbleheads [58:02] "Turn the Radio On (the Perfect Song)" Make Yourself Happy Poppop Records poppop 14002 2014 Some outstanding power bubblegum from San Francisco. Turn it on! Music behind the DJ: "Come and Get It" by Terry Baxter and his Orchestra

Welcome back for episode four of Inside Cyclones Hockey.We've got an easy going, light hearted episode on tap for you today.Jake, Zach and Colin all weigh in with their thoughts on the Stanley Cup finals, and Montreal's improbable run, as well as discuss upcoming fourth of July plans.Don't worry, there is still plenty of NA3 conversation to boot!Now, from the Eye of the Cyclone..Intro w/ PxP Jake Sennholz :8 - 3:18Schedule and Promo Night Updates w/ Zach Serwe3:30 - 21:00Coach's Corner w/ Colin Bailey 21:28 - 28:16You can follow the Cyclones on your favorite social media platforms by searching @WausauCyclonesYou can follow Jake on Twitter by searching @SennholzOnSportAs always. further information on anything we discuss can be found at WausauCyclones.com

Welcome back Inside The Den for the final time this regular season.THANK YOU to all of you who have supported RiverWolves hockey in any form this season. Whether you came to a game, watched on HockeyTV, listened to the podcast, or shared the podcast, we appreciate each and every one of you.Do not fret, as we will be back in just a couple weeks to kick off the off-season version of Inside The Den.In the meantime, make sure you follow the RiverWolves on your favorite social media by searching WausauRWolves, and you can find Jake Sennholz at @SennholzOnSportWe'll talk to you soon!RiverWolves Final Record & Season Point Totals:47 - 7:56A Season Like No Other & Many Many Thank You's w/ Zach Serwe8:13 - 20:50Coaches Corner - A Year in Review & Preview of NA3HL Draft w/ Colin Bailey21:01 - 28:36

Colin Bailey is President and Principal of Queen Mary University of London.Colin grew up in Hillingdon and went to Abbotsfield Boys School where he loved playing football resulting in a spell with QPR youth team.Colin started studying engineering from a young age and attended Slough College to study civil engineering as part of an apprenticeship. After completing his ONC, Colin secured a job at Cameron Taylor Partners, where he got a lot more training on his drawing to become a professional draftsman. After leaving Cameron Taylor Partners, Colin worked for Clarke Nicholls Marcel where he designed buildings.Surprising family and friends, Colin decided to go the University of Sheffield for a BEng and PhD. Following his PhD his career progressed, and he became a Senior Engineer at the Steel Construction Institute.  He then moved to the Building Research Establishment as a Principal Engineer.In 2004, he joined the University of Manchester as a Professor and Head of Dynamics.  He was encouraged by his academic peers to be the Head of School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering and then the Vice President and Dean of Engineering and Physical Sciences.  In 2014, he became the Deputy President and Deputy Vice Chancellor of University.In 2017, Colin became President and Principal of Queen Mary University.Colin is a lead expert in fire engineering and has worked on some world-famous buildings including the Shard, The Pinnacle, Heron Tower and Leadenhall and following defining events such as 9/11 and the Grenfell Tower disaster.Colin has experience as Chair, Trustee, Non-Executive Director and advisor on a number of Boards. He was co-chair and trustee of ‘Find a Better Way’, a charity he helped found with Sir Bobby Charlton to clear landmines globally.To find out more visit: www.linkedin.com/in/cgbailey/?originalSubdomain=uk 

JOE PASS – FOR DJANGO – Los Angeles, September, 1964 Django, Rosetta, Nuages, For Django, Limehouse blues Joe Pass (g) John Pisano (rhythm-g) Jim Hughart (b) Colin Bailey (d) LYNNE ARRIALE TRIO – GIVE US THESE DAYS – Mechelen, Belgium, December 18 & 19, 2017Woodstock, Appassionata, Finding home Lynne Arriale (p) Jasper Somsen (b) Jasper […]

Personalmente, me gustan todos los instrumentos musicales. Tanto por sus prestaciones, sus exigencias, su sonido e incluso por su imagen. Me parecen preciosos. Pero hay uno que encabeza mi lista de preferencias. Es la guitarra; española, acústica, eléctrica, de 12 o 6 cuerdas, en fin, todas. Y hoy tenemos la suerte de poder desentrañar un disco excepcional de un músico extraordinario: Joe Pass y su famoso “Appassionato”. Joe Pass nació en Nueva Jersey en 1929 y fue un músico de jazz con una técnica endiablada y con un conocimiento tremendo de las tripas de este género tan complejo. No tuvo una vida fácil, su dependencia de las drogas le complicó la vida hasta tal punto que tuvo que estar diez años retirado de la circulación para su recuperación. Esto no le impidió trabajar con gente como Frank Sinatra, Sarah Vaughan, Joe Williams, Della Reese, Johnny Mathis, en fin, con lo mejor de su época., y tampoco le impidió dejarnos grabadas joyas como el disco que hoy vamos a recordar: Appasionatto. Este disco se editó en 1991 por la prestigiosa compañía Pablo Records y para la ocasión estuvo acompañado por John Pisano, a la guitarra, Jim Hughart, al bajo y Colin Bailey a la batería. El primer corte que vamos a escuchar es, “Relaxin’ at Camarillo” una composición del saxofonista Charlie Parker que, al parecer, se inspiró en su estancia de seis meses en el Hospital Estatal de Camarillo en el Condado de Ventura, California, después de cumplir una pena de prisión por incendio y resistirse al arresto. La melodía es un blues en C mayor que se ha convertido en un estándar de jazz. “Body and Soul”, o lo que es lo mismo, “Cuerpo y alma”, es una canción clásica del repertorio melódico estadounidense, compuesta en 1930 por Johnny B. Green. La canción se hizo muy popular en la época, tanto, que en 1947 dio título a una película clásica de boxeo, que protagonizó John Garfield. La versión más reciente es la que grabaron a dúo Amy Winehouse y Tony Bennett para el disco de éste último Duets II. Fue, que se sepa, el último trabajo grabado por Winehouse. Pero nosotros escucharemos la preciosa versión instrumental que nos regala Joe Pass. El siguiente corte, “Tenderly” es una canción compuesta por Walter Groos en 1946 y que, como todas las que estamos viendo se ha convertido en un popular estándar de jazz. Versiones notables han sido grabadas por cantantes, como Sarah Vaughan y Nat King Cole,y pianistas, como Art Tatum y Bill Evans. Podemos decir que “Tenderly” disfruta, o padece, según se mire, del capricho de los artistas. Ha sido grabada en tiempo de vals por el cantante y pianista brasileño Dick Farney, en tiempo de blues por Sarah Vaughan, como música latina, ver la grabación que hizo el cubano Vicentico Valdés o como samba, según la versión del trio brasileño Surdina. La versión de Joe Pass es ésta.Joe Pass “Li’l Darlin'”, otro famoso estándar, fue compuesto en 1958 por Neal Hefti expresamente para la Count Basi Orchestra y grabado por primera vez en el álbum de 1957, The Atomic Mr. Basie. La composición, en palabras del escritor de jazz, Donald Clarke, es “una lección objetiva sobre cómo balancearse a un ritmo lento y, en algunos casos, un ejercicio de lo lento que un conjunto puede tocar sin desmoronarse”. Tenemos la tendencia a valorar más la habilidad técnica, o sea, la velocidad de un instrumentista cuando, en opinión de algunos, el tempo lento es mucho más difícil de medir y de expresar. Paco de Lucía decía que “tocar rápido lo puede hacer cualquier practicando 12 horas al día, tocar con gusto solo lo hacen unos pocos”. Así que, lo que vamos a escuchar ahora es una balada. Jos Pass. Coleman Hawkins fue un saxofonista tenor de jazz estadounidense que a pesar de que su carrera se desarrolló ligada a la música swing y a las big band, tuvo un papel muy destacado en el desarrollo de bebop en la década de 1940. Miles Davis dijo una vez: “Solo cuando escuché a Coleman, aprendí a tocar baladas”. Vamos a despedirnos de Joe Pass escuchando la versión que hace de un tema de Coleman Hawkins: “Stuffy”.

We're back and better than ever here Inside The Den.We have a GREAT players only segment to wrap up today's pod, and a whole slew of other goodness along the way.Remember to subscribe, then rate or review the podcast for a chance to win some FREE RiverWolves apparel. All you have to do is tweet us @WausauRWolves a picture showing that you rated and/or reviewed and you'll receive an entry to the drawing. BONUS entries available for those of you who share the podcast.We appreciate your support. Let's go Wolves!Intro with PxP voice Jake Sennholz 0:42 - 6:30 Director of Business Operations Zach Serwe 6:48 - 15:40RiverWolves Head Coach Colin Bailey15:48 - 21:10Players Only w/ #3 Nate Brown and #30 Caleb Sauer 21:20 - 33:50

Welcome to season two of the Inside the Den Podcast!It's been a unique season here in Wausau to say the least, but we are thrilled to be playing and even more thrilled for the return of this podcast.Don't forget to rate and subscribe to the podcast for a chance to win some free RiverWolves apparel! All you have to do is tweet us a picture @WausauRWolves showing you rated and subscribed and you'll be qualified for an entry into the drawing. Bonus entry is available for sharing the podcast as well!Intro - 0:42 - 12:40Zach Serwe - 12:50 - 22:10Colin Bailey - 22:20 - 33:35Caeden Phelps - 33:40 - 41:20

Personalmente, me gustan todos los instrumentos musicales. Tanto por sus prestaciones, sus exigencias, su sonido e incluso por su imagen. Me parecen preciosos. Pero hay uno que encabeza mi lista de preferencias. Es la guitarra; española, acústica, eléctrica, de 12 o 6 cuerdas, en fin, todas. Y hoy tenemos la suerte de poder desentrañar un disco excepcional de un músico extraordinario: Joe Pass y su famoso “Appassionato”. Jos Pass fue nació en Nueva Jersey en 1929 y fue un músico de jazz con una técnica endiablada y con un conocimiento tremendo de las tripas de este género tan complejo. No tuvo una vida fácil, su dependencia de las drogas le complicó la vida hasta tal punto que tuvo que estar diez años retirado de la circulación para su recuperación. Esto no le impidió trabajar con gente como Frank Sinatra, Sarah Vaughan, Joe Williams, Della Reese, Johnny Mathis, en fin, con lo mejor de su época., y tampoco le impidió dejarnos grabadas joyas como el disco que hoy vamos a recordar: Appasionatto. Este disco se editó en 1991 por la prestigiosa compañía Pablo Records y para la ocasión estuvo acompañado por John Pisano, a la guitarra, Jim Hughart, al bajo y Colin Bailey a la batería. El primer corte que vamos a escuchar es, "Relaxin' at Camarillo" una composición del saxofonista Charlie Parker que, al parecer, se inspiró en su estancia de seis meses en el Hospital Estatal de Camarillo en el Condado de Ventura, California, después de cumplir una pena de prisión por incendio y resistirse al arresto. La melodía es un blues en C mayor que se ha convertido en un estándar de jazz. “Body and Soul”, o lo que es lo mismo, “Cuerpo y alma”, es una canción clásica del repertorio melódico estadounidense, compuesta en 1930 por Johnny B. Green. La canción se hizo muy popular en la época, tanto, que en 1947 dio título a una película clásica de boxeo, que protagonizó John Garfield. La versión más reciente es la que grabaron a dúo Amy Winehouse y Tony Bennett para el disco de éste último Duets II. Fue, que se sepa, el último trabajo grabado por Winehouse. Pero nosotros escucharemos la preciosa versión instrumental que nos regala Joe Pass. El siguiente corte, "Tenderly" es una canción compuesta por Walter Groos en 1946 y que, como todas las que estamos viendo se ha convertido en un popular estándar de jazz. Versiones notables han sido grabadas por cantantes, como Sarah Vaughan y Nat King Cole,y pianistas, como Art Tatum y Bill Evans. Podemos decir que "Tenderly" disfruta, o padece, según se mire, del capricho de los artistas. Ha sido grabada en tiempo de vals por el cantante y pianista brasileño Dick Farney, en tiempo de blues por Sarah Vaughan, como música latina, ver la grabación que hizo el cubano Vicentico Valdés o como samba, según la versión del trio brasileño Surdina. La versión de Joe Pass es ésta. "Li'l Darlin'", otro famoso estándar, fue compuesto en 1958 por Neal Hefti expresamente para la Count Basi Orchestra y grabado por primera vez en el álbum de 1957, The Atomic Mr. Basie. La composición, en palabras del escritor de jazz, Donald Clarke, es "una lección objetiva sobre cómo balancearse a un ritmo lento y, en algunos casos, un ejercicio de lo lento que un conjunto puede tocar sin desmoronarse”. Tenemos la tendencia a valorar más la habilidad técnica, o sea, la velocidad de un instrumentista cuando, en opinión de algunos, el tempo lento es mucho más difícil de medir y de expresar. Paco de Lucía decía que “tocar rápido lo puede hacer cualquier practicando 12 horas al día, tocar con gusto solo lo hacen unos pocos”. Así que, lo que vamos a escuchar ahora es una balada. Jos Pass. Coleman Hawkins fue un saxofonista tenor de jazz estadounidense que a pesar de que su carrera se desarrolló ligada a la música swing y a las big band, tuvo un papel muy destacado en el desarrollo de bebop en la década de 1940. Miles Davis dijo una vez: "Solo cuando escuché a Coleman, aprendí a tocar baladas". Vamos a despedirnos de Joe Pass escuchando la versión que hace de un tema de Coleman Hawkins: “Stuffy”. Señoras y señores, hasta aquí hemos llegado. Joe Pass, un gran guitarrista y un hombre atormentado. Nos queda su música. Gracias a todos por vuestra atención y quedamos emplazados para la semana que viene en la que tendremos más música, más músicas y más historias. Hasta entonces… ¡¡¡Buenas vibraciones!!!

  VINCE GUARALDI TRIO A Charlie Brown Christmas – Berkeley, CA, prob c. 1964 O Tannenbaum, What child is this ?, Christmas is coming, Greensleeves Vince Guaraldi (p,org) Monty Budwig (b) Colin Bailey (d) ELLA FITZGERALD Ella Wishes You a Swinging Christmas – New York,...

  JOE PASS – FOR DJANGO – Los Angeles, September, 1964 Django, Rosetta, Nuages, For Django, Limehouse blues Joe Pass (g) John Pisano (rhythm-g) Jim Hughart (b) Colin Bailey (d)     LYNNE ARRIALE TRIO – GIVE US THESE DAYS – Mechelen, Belgium, December 18...

In the latest episode of Deceptive Speed's College Football Campus Kickoff, Erik Buchinger is joined by Jesus Mata, John Barry and Colin Bailey to talk all things college football.The team wraps up last weekend's action with a full Saturday college football preview of Week 10 with predictions of the biggest games. And everybody takes a turn sitting on the HOT SEAT!College Football Campus Kickoff goes live with a revolving cast of characters Thursday nights at 6:00 ET/5:00 CT on Deceptive Speed's YouTube, Twitter and Facebook accounts.WATCH THE REPLAY!YouTubeFacebookTwitter

This week our cohosts, Ariana and Natalie, talked with M.S. students Colin Bailey and Ellie Darling from MSU. We discussed their love for drawing, crazy things you can get from yard sales, if they are team Friends or The Office, and team Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings. Listen in to hear our controversial opinions on these TV shows and movies!

The season has come to a close, but what an ending it was!! The RiverWolves skated off the ice one final time with a victory in their back pocket. It came in the most exciting way possible, a shootout!Hear all about it and so much more as Jake sennholz sits down with Coach Bailey and Zach Serwe one more time to discuss the season as a whole, and foreshadow some changes and players we may see next season.A massive THANK YOU to all of you out there who have listed to this podcast or supported the RiverWolves in any way possible.Make sure to keep up with the Wolves during the off season on social media by searching WausauRWolves!You can keep up with Jake Sennholz on Twitter @SennholzOnSport, or read his work on FlurrySports.orgJoin us one final time this season, and welcome, Inside The Den!

Last Sunday the RiverWolves traveled to take on the Coulee Region Chill in just their third game over the course of 28 days, and though it didn't go their way, they get an immediate chance at redemption on home ice tomorrow!Join us Inside The Den as we look forward to the last two home games of the RiverWolves season. Jake Sennholz provides a quick update (1:20) Zach Serwe lets you know how to end up going home with some great FREE STUFF (5:50) and Coach Bailey once again imparts his wisdom on us all (9:20)This week's Players Only is with Defenseman #6 Blake Neudecker who has had an extremely busy season for the RiverWolves. Between starting a majority of games, practicing with the NAHL, and making the NA3's top prospects tournament, Blake has been a massive part of the RiverWolves success both on and off the ice. Get to know his hockey history, future goals, and much more (13:20)It's all right here, Inside The Den!

In lucky Episode 13 Jake Sennholz recaps what was a dominating 7-1 performance by the RiverWolves (2:44)Zach Serwe joins the show to discuss the overall success of the Teddy Bear Toss and lets you know how to get the most out of the RiverWolves final two home games, including Fan Appreciation Night which will be absolutely CAN'T MISS! (9:05)We are lucky enough to have Coach Bailey again this week to offer his thoughts on the victory, and answers a new question I have not asked him all season! (16:00)Rounding out this weeks episode is Joseph La Forge in our Players Only segment. Joseph earned himself the lone start of the weekend through hard work in practice, and was rewarded with a 40 save 97.5% night. Find out his thoughts on his performance, as well as plans for the offseason and much more. (28:15)Welcome, Inside The Den!

Get to know the individuals who make the RiverWolves world go round in this special episode of Inside The Den!There is no Players Only segment in this episode. Instead, Zach and Colin share their personal stories including their schooling, the jobs they've had, the decisions they have made, and the people who have influenced them most along the way.Sadly, as the season winds down, so does the podcast. We still have a few episodes to go, but we hope you have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know these great players, and now these great men.You can follow the RiverWolves on your favorite social media by searching @WausauRWolves, and you can find Jake Sennholz @SennholzOnSportWelcome, Inside The Den!

In Episode 11 we celebrate a much deserved RiverWolves victory! Jake Sennholz talks with Coach Bailey to get his thoughts on the weekend split with the Milwaukee Power, future recruits, and much more.Wausau native Ian Raddatz makes his way Inside The Den to discuss a wide range of topics, including himself, his best friend Jack Piskula, and the RiverWolves penalty kill which has been lights out!Don't forget to follow the RiverWolves on your favorite social media by searching @WausauRWolves, and you can find Jake Sennholz @SennholzOnSportWelcome, Inside The Den!

The season rolls on for the RiverWolves as they get set for 3 games in 3 days this weekend, all of which happen to be on the road.Coach Bailey sits down with Jake Sennholz to discuss player development, and the mind set of his team at this point in the season.Blake Neudecker and Kasey Couture share their experience from their big opportunity with the NAHL Springfield Jr. Blues and discuss the differences they noticed between the levels. Thank you to Kasey for returning as a guest. Blake will be back on the podcast very soon so we can get to know him better and his background as a hockey player.We are thrilled to announce that the podcast is now available EVERYWHERE!! So please feel free to comment, rate, subscribe, and especially share the older episodes so everyone can get to know these great RiverWolve's players.Join us, Inside The Den!

We have a special edition of Inside The Den. Head Coach Colin Bailey sits down for an in depth conversation detailing his responsibilities as both HC and GM. If you have ever wondered how drafting works, or how much time goes into compiling a winning team, coach Bailey is here to provide the answers.Join us Inside The Den!

We cooked up Episode 4 short and sweet for you. Jake Sennholz recaps a less than ideal weekend for the RiverWolves, and then sits down with childhood friends/teammates F #12 Sam Baker & F #26 Connor Johnson.Also make sure to check out the new interview with head coach Colin Bailey. That can be seen hereFollow the RiverWolves on social media @WausauRWolves

Colin Bailey is a former downhill racer, inventor of the Maxxis Minion DHF tire, mountain bike race mechanic for Giant Factory Off-Road, a craftsman and an artist. So many things describe Colin, but his straight-shooting style speaks for itself. I'm honored to have had the chance to sit down with him to discuss his history in mountain biking, his career as a racer and his bigger life story that eventually landed him back in our race scene as a mechanic. Enjoy the show with a true innovator within our community. A guest appearance from Kirt Voreis adds even more fun flavor to the episode.If you've enjoyed a Maxxis Minion DHF, consider sharing your stoke by donating to the gofundme campaign I started for Colin Bailey without him knowing.Thanks to Maxxis, Jenson USA and The Gravity Cartel or supporting The Inside Line podcast.

Colin B. Bailey, Director, Morgan Library & MuseumSat, May 5, 2018In his comic novel The Outcry, published in 1911, Henry James characterizes the American robber baron collectors as the "conquering horde . . . only armed now with huge chequebooks instead of spears and battle-axes." The creation of outstanding private collections of European art in America was a phenomenon of the Gilded Age. James based the character of the American banker, Breckenridge Bender—"the wretch who bagged Lady Lappington’s Longhi"—on John Pierpont Morgan (1837‒1913), one of the three collectors discussed in this lecture. Morgan is joined by two younger "squillionaires"—as Bernard and Mary Berenson called them—born the same year: Henry Clay Frick (1849‒1919), the Pittsburgh industrialist, and Michael Henry De Young (1849‒1925), founder of San Francisco’s Daily Dramatic Chronicle. All three have left institutions that bear their names; yet, as Colin Bailey examines, they can be seen as quite distinct in their taste, education and motivation as collectors and founders of museums.

Colin not only shared his laid back and positive sense of humour, which filled this episode with lots of laughs, but he also shared his story which started as early as his Grade 8 year of elementary school. Additionally Colin speaks about his perspective on the current skilled trades boost and the difference in his opinion between making a paycheque and earning a paycheque. It was an absolute blast having him on and feel that I will have to be reaching out to him again to come back and delve into some more specific topics about skilled trades, technology and outreach.

Colin Bailey is best known for his work with the Vince Guaraldi trio, whose inspired music helped make the Charlie Brown television shows famous. Colin, though, has played drums with many of the best musicians in the business, from Victor Feldman, Miles Davis, Stan Getz, and Frank Sinatra, to Joe Pass, Mel Torme, and Joao Gilberto. Colin tells Colin about growing up in wartime England, his long career in jazz, his thoughts on the Beatles and Ginger Baker, his work on The Tonight Show, and why Astrud Gilberto owes him fifty dollars. In the intro, Colin talks about Lucky, the last movie starring the great Harry Dean Stanton. To conclude the podcast, Colin offers some wisdom from Charles Bukowski about getting your work done. Intro music: "Samba de Orfeu" from Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus and "Charlie Brown Theme" from A Boy Named Charlie Brown.    

Fatherhood; Recording; The last loop of Palmer’s Pond; Game Night; Family Jeffrey McBeth has completed two 50Ks in 2016. One intentional and the other not so much. From the National Parks and the great outdoors, to computers and the great indoors to 380lbs and triathlon training, Jeff takes on a journey that required a strong heart and a strong support network.Along the way we learn about his appreciation for data and computers, his deep love of familyand service as well as the trail running community. Being the serial amateur that he is, he also teaches us a bit about some other stuff too.Episode NotesVeloviewerstravistix By Trackinfo - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 Rochester kids triathlon0 SPFHow to Interact with an IntroverttrailsrocPalmer's pond 50k031: I'm Not Paying For That - with Colin BaileyUniversity of Utah Joins ArpanetUtah TeapotGuide to Introducing YourselfJeffrey's written thoughts on Palmer's Pond"The Medved Talk"Rogaine - an orienteering sport of long distance cross-country navigation, involving both route planning and navigation between checkpoints using a variety of map types. In a rogaine, teams of 2–5 people choose which checkpoints to visit within a time limit with the intent of maximizing their score.Pandemicpandemic legacyrisk legacyMachi koroSponsorsJosh Stratton LMT - Tell him you heard the podcast and use the code "IronMan" when booking during July and August for $15 off a 60 minute massage! Special Guest: Jeffrey McBeth.

L-R: Imogene Pass, Mess The Dress 2015, Crooked Creek 2016, Celebrating Successful Race Directing From traveling thousands of miles for a 1000 beers to traveling thousands of miles for races, Colin Bailey covers a lot of ground. We talk about his "Year of a 1000 beers" that lead to  his motivation to get running. We cover some of his race history and then try to figure out what lead him to put on his own 50k race. Even having never run an ultra himself!Episode Notes The History of the FatAssColin's Palmer's Pond Race PageUltra thing at Medved Jeffrey McBeth leaving to finish his first 50k The day after Jeffrey McBeth finished his first 50k Mike Mertsock's Palmer's Pond Report - READ THISOh the humidity!RandonneuringWakely Dam Ultra Pliny(s) the Elder(s) Crooked CreekTwisted BranchCayuga Trails 50 Sarah Smith-Hardy shaking the PP to finish her loop. Handcrafted on-site SponsorsJosh Stratton LMT - Tell him you heard the podcast and use the code "Chipwich" when booking during June for $15 off a 60 minute massage!Runners (mentioned)Prem KumarDoug DeWeaverSteve ChafeeTim ChichesterMichael ValoneDan LopataSarah HardyJeffrey McBethBeth SavoyMike MeynadasyEric Eagan Special Guest: Colin Bailey.

In this podcast I talked to the one and only Colin Bailey who is best known for his work as a prolific jazz drummer.  Colin Bailey has done over 100 jazz albums, T.V. shows, and toured world wide with the likes of Benny Goodman and Joe Pass. Colin is still playing Jazz gigs and doing Master […] The post 066 – Colin Bailey: The Bass Drum Guru appeared first on Drummer's Resource: Conversations with the world's greatest drummers and music industry pros..

Introduced by Peter Donaldson, Recorded by Bath Spa University, Edited and Mixed at dBs Music'I have written a blasphemous book', said Melville when his novel was first published in 1851, 'and I feel as spotless as the lamb'. Deeply subversive, in almost every way imaginable, Moby-Dick is a virtual, alternative bible - and as such, ripe for reinterpretation in this new world of new media. Out of Dominion was born its bastard child - or perhaps its immaculate conception - the Moby-Dick Big Read: an online version of Melville's magisterial tome: each of its 135 chapters read out aloud, by a mixture of the celebrated and the unknown, to be broadcast online, one new chapter each day, in a sequence of 135 downloads, publicly and freely accessible.Starting 16 September 2012!For more info please go to: www.mobydickbigread.com