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From: med@astrovax.UUCP (Mark Dickinson)
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Subject: Re: string fever (Stanley Jordan)
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Date: Mon, 15-Apr-85 10:34:09 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 15 10:34:09 1985
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> > 	Has anyone ever heard of or seen this guy?  If you're a fan of great
> > guitarists or jazz, you should check him out.
> > 				Dave Coleman
> 
> I saw him a few times giving outdoor concerts in Princeton perhaps 4
> years ago.  He also used to be a DJ at WPRB I think.  His playing
> really is great.  I believe he has issued at least one album, but I
> haven't gotten a copy yet.
> 
> -- 
> John M. Sullivan
> sullivan@harvard

Stan was a music major at Princeton (class of '83), played a lot of gigs
on campus and in the area during his time at the school, and achieved some
significant noteriety even then (at least among those who saw him). He has
two LPs to date: the first, a privately released effort (part of his thesis
at Princeton) called Touch Sensitive (sorry -- I don't have label info on
me) and now his "big time" debut on the revived Blue Note Records. A very
talented guy, he is. And yes, he was a Jazz DJ on WPRB (used to do his
shows with all the lights out in the studios...)

					Mark Dickinson