"Sweet" Sue Terry: LINKS

CLIMATE CRISIS: Here you can get the facts, not the fiction, about global warming. Please see the film "An Inconvenient Truth" if you haven't already.
3R Living: 3R Living sells the world's highest quality eco-friendly organic products and gifts. Their store is at 276L 5th Ave. (between Garfield/5th) in Brooklyn. They have an in-house recycling center for Batteries, Cell phones, Ink cartridges, CDs and their cases, Hand-held electronics, and Crayons.
How Things Work: My new favorite website!
Blog Rankings.com
GIL BARRETTO: Looking for some wisdom? He is wisdom incarnate.
INVISIBLE INTERNATIONAL: A site by expat American Richard Greeman--author, and translator of the works of Victor Serge.
ISHMAEL: "Tribal life is not perfect, idyllic, noble, or wonderful, but wherever it's found intact, it's found to be working well--as well as the life of lizards, racoons, geese, or beetles--with the result that the members of the tribe are not generally enraged, rebellious, desperate, stressed-out borderline psychotics being torn apart by crime, hatred, and violence." --Beyond Civilization

JAZZ EDUCATION

THE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF ROYAL SCHOOLS OF MUSIC: Sue Terry is the U.S. Jazz Coordinator for this top notch U.K. organization. They are the world leader in music exams and assessments, and they have just launched their extraordinary jazz materials in the States. C F Peters is the U.S. distributor.
SBO MAGAZINE: Article: "Secrets of a Good Woodwind Sound" by Sue Terry
YAMAHA: Yamaha makes superior woodwind instruments for players of all levels.
JOHN LA BARBERA: John is the real deal. I was privileged to work with him for several years. Arrangers, especially, need to check him out.
LOCAL 802, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS: Unions invented the weekend, folks.
SAX ON THE WEB: THE saxophone site on the world wide web.
TIM PRICE: Tim Price is one of the baddest cats around. Check out his website where he has interviews with some of our mentors, like this one with Jerome Richardson. I learned a lot playing next to Jerome in Clifford Jordan's band. Hear "Down Through The Years", Milestone 9197-2
OPUS TWO: Repertoire and method books for saxophone

PATIENCE TAI CHI: Located in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, this is where you want to go to learn applications and push hands.
THE DAN TAO SCHOOL: Taiji (ta'i chi), Qi Gong, and other Taoist practices.

LINDA SMITH: "Two singular accomplishments lie at the heart of Linda Smith's art. First she is a visionary, but with her feet firmly on the ground. Second, she defies conventional wisdom by exhibiting sculpture along with her paintings and drawings. Rather than confusion, a lively dialogue ensues from this." --William Zimmer, 1/2007
JEFF BECKER PHOTOGRAPHY: A great photographer and old friend!
DONNA DENNIS: My friend Donna is a fantastic artist. You've seen her work all over but may not know it! Her site has interesting interviews as well as photos of her installations and other pieces.

JAZZBERRY JAM!: Features Bertha Hope, Kim Clarke, Paul "Stix" Hampton, Ulysses Slaughter, S.T.
NEO TECH SAX STRAPS: I use the NeoTech straps and harness for my alto and alto case--they are great!
JACK "WOODY" WOODBRIDGE, SINGER/SONGWRITER: I'm on his new album "Picture This."
E-JUNKIE: Hate the name, love the service.