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# Cannonball Adderley

Julian Edwin "Cannonball" Adderley (September 15, 1928 – August 8, 1975), originally from Tampa, Florida, was a jazz alto saxophonist who mainly performed in small combos.

## Quotes

* A young tenor player was complaining to me that Coleman Hawkins made him nervous. Man, I told him Hawkins was supposed to make him nervous! Hawkins has been making other sax players nervous for forty years!
** New to Jazz Artist page
* I keep reverting (to Duke Ellington), he to me is the greatest ever and my favorite jazz philosopher, as such.
** Interviewed by the "Chicago SEED" (November 1968)
* There's no future without the past and anybody who doesn't really understand where jazz has come from has no right to try to direct where it's going.
** Interviewed by the "Chicago SEED" (November 1968)

## Quotes about Cannonball Adderley

* Julian Adderley's nickname "Cannonball" was derived from "cannibal," which he was dubbed in high school because of his large appetite. But the alto player also had a voracious hunger for music, which showed in his inventive improvisations, especially on Miles Davis's watershed album Kind of Blue and Adderley's remarkable Blue Note release Somethin' Else.
** Jon Solomon of Westword (August 7, 2013)
# Cecil Taylor

Cecil Percival Taylor (March 15, 1929 – April 5, 2018) was an American pianist and poet who was generally acknowledged to be one of the great innovative sources of free jazz (along with Ornette Coleman).

## Quotes

* I don't expect people who listen to Emerson, Lake, and Palmer to come hear me. I accept that reality.
* Sometimes when it goes really well, you wonder, "who's that at the piano?"
* You practice so you can invent. Discipline? No. The joy of practicing leads you to the celebration of the creation.
** Films on Demand, Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Films Media Group, & MVD Entertainment Group. (2011). Cecil Taylor All the Notes. New York, N.Y.: Films Media Group.
* To feel is the most terrifying thing in this society.
** As quoted by Ted Gioia in How to Listen to Jazz. page 134. Basic Books. (2016)

## Quotes about Cecil Taylor

* Even listeners who dispute Cecil Taylor’s jazz credentials wouldn’t deny his creative intensity. They’d just protest that his furious, free-form piano improvisations, pummelling the keyboard with fingers, fists and forearms, bearing no relation to metre or melody and often lasting well over an hour, belong to the European avant-garde, not African-American tradition. But Taylor himself has always disagreed. Though conservatory-trained and possessing a virtuoso technique, he regards jazz as black music, his way, he once said, ‘of holding on to Negro culture’. His fascination with the rhythmic and harmonic abstractions of Stravinsky and Bartók, Dave Brubeck and Lennie Tristano gave way to the potency of African-American pianists: Ellington, Monk, Horace Silver. Revelling in what he called ‘the physicality, the filth, the movement in the attack’, the young Taylor made it his own. He viewed the piano as percussive – ‘88 tuned drums’, his style an amalgam he dubbed ‘rhythm-sound-energy’. His ultimate inspiration was the very force of nature: ‘music is as close as I can become to a mountain, tree or river’. Though that kind of mysticism may seem a long way from blues and swing, Taylor’s work has its own intoxication.
** Geoffrey Smith of BBC Music (December 3, 2024)
# Count Basie

William "Count" Basie (August 21, 1904 – April 26, 1984) was an American jazz pianist, organist and bandleader.

## Quotes

* I know this from somewhere—it seems as though every time I turn on the radio this seems to slip in; and I've always liked it. It's cute, real cute; and although it's sort of not in my department and I don't know too much about that type of music, I like it an awful lot. Wonderful piano; vibes sound like what's his name, [Terry] Gibbs, a little bit; and the alto, if it's not the Bird, he loves Bird. All the solos were wonderful. I've got to give it four stars.
** after 1952, reviewing "Four in One" from Thelonious Monk's Genius of Modern Music: Volume 2 for DownBeat's "Blindfold Test"; reproduced in The Encyclopedia of Jazz (1960) by Leonard Feather, p. 480.
* Contrary to several conflicting stories, I got the name "Count" right in Kansas City in 1936 while at the Reno Club. I was known as Bill Basie at that time. One night, while we were broadcasting, the announcer called me to the microphone for those usual few words of introduction. He commented that Bill Basie was a rather ordinary name, and further that there were a couple of well-known bandleaders named Earl Hines and Duke Ellington. Then he said, "Bill, I think I'll call you Count Basie from now on. Is that all right with you?" I thought he was kidding, shrugged my shoulders and replied, "OK." Well that was the last time I was ever introduced as Bill Basie. From then on, it was Count Basie, and I never did lose that nickname. It's funny the way those things will stick.
** As quoted in Nat Shapiro and Nat Hentoff Hear Me Talkin' to Ya : The Story of Jazz as Told by the Men who Made It (1966), p. 301
* It's the way you play that makes it. What I say is, for Christ's sake, you don't have to kill yourself to sing. Play like you play. Play like you think, and then you got it, if you're going to get it. And whatever you get, that's you, so that's your story.
** From Count Basie and Albert Murray Good Morning Blues : The Autobiography of Count Basie (1985)

## Quotes about Count Basie

* Count Basie’s name brings to mind associations that might seem contradictory: a famously minimalist piano style and the celebrated big band he led for 50 years. In fact, the two were perfect complements. The Basie band took much of its character from the subtle way the Count’s pithy, elliptical attack framed his shouting brass and saxes. More crucially, Basie’s touch set the tone for the band’s rhythm section; the light, insistent pulse that generated the irresistible current of swing that lifted soloists and ensemble to heights of inspired excitement.
** Geoffrey Smith of BBC Music (December 3, 2024)

## External links

* NY Times Obituary, April 27, 1984
* U.S. Postal Service Biography
* Downbeat Magazine
* BBC Profile of Count Basie
* Basie biography at swingmusic.net
# Bud Powell

Earl Rudolph "Bud" Powell (27 September 1924 – 31 July 1966) was an American Jazz pianist, usually considered one of the most influential in the history of the music.

## Quotes about Powell

* [Powell’s] insight and talent were unmatched in hard-core, true jazz.
** Bill Evans, as quoted by Geoffrey Smith of BBC Music (December 3, 2024)
* He was the foundation out of which stemmed the whole edifice of modern jazz piano; every jazz pianist since Bud either came through him or is deliberately attempting to get away from playing like him.
** Herbie Hancock, in DownBeat magazine (22 September 1966).
* All too often, the begetters of bebop confirmed F. Scott Fitzgerald’s dictum that there are no second acts in American lives. Many, such as Charlie Parker, died young, burned out by the music’s drug-ridden lifestyle. But the fate of Bud Powell, who had as revolutionary an impact on the piano as Parker did on the saxophone, may be more poignant. A shy, reclusive personality, Powell’s career was blighted by a police beating, periods in mental institutions, alcoholism and TB. During his last decade, his playing veered between flickers of brilliance and painful, fumbling approximation, until his death in 1966 aged 41. There wasn’t a single jazz pianist who didn’t bear the imprint of his fiery creativity. He set both the terms for the modern keyboard style and, in his heyday, an almost terrifying standard of performance. A Powell piano solo wasn’t so much played as unleashed, its momentum combining dazzling imagination and uncanny technical lucidity. His up-tempo feats were astonishing, as his right hand sent lines spinning over the keyboard, with riffs and bursts of melody punctuated by his left. That non-stop linear virtuosity became the hallmark of bebop piano, but what made him unique was his variety of accent and nuance. This was no mechanical stream of quavers, but a torrent of ideas – accompanied by the pianist’s groans, as if reflecting the intensity of his inspiration.
** Geoffrey Smith of BBC Music (December 3, 2024)

## External links

* Bud Powell discography
* Website devoted to Bud Powell (includes mp3 samples)
* The African American Registry - Bud Powell
* New York Times profile
# Peppa Pig (season 6)

    Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | Main
Peppa Pig (2004–present) is a British preschool animated television series directed and produced by Astley Baker Davies in association with Entertainment One, Nick Jr., Channel 5 and Hasbro's Allspark Animation.

### Muddy Festival

    [intro]
    [chicken crows]
    Narrator: Peppa and her family are in their little tent at the children's festival. It has been raining all night and the whole field has become mud.
    Daddy Pig: Wow!
    Mummy Pig: What's it like there, Daddy Pig? Is there any mud?
    Daddy Pig: Um, a little bit of mud, yes.
    Mummy Pig: Oh, my goodness!
    Peppa Pig: So much mud.

### Pizza! Pizza!

    [intro]
    (Peppa and George giggle and laughs catch a ball, Mummy Pig reads a book)
    Peppa Pig: Pizza! Pizza! (title card)
    (Peppa and George giggle)
    Narrator: It is almost lunchtime at Peppa's house.
    Peppa Pig: *oink* What does everyone fancy for lunch today?
# Bob Mould

Robert Arthur Mould (born October 16, 1960) is an American musician, principally known for his work as guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter for alternative rock bands Hüsker Dü in the 1980s and Sugar in the 1990s.

## Quotes

* I was coming to the end of my drinking time and was realizing I wasn’t the easiest person to be around at times. [...] I could be a fully functioning yet contrary alcoholic at 23 or 24. So songs like "I Apologize" are clearly me feeling like a bad young man, like I should apologise globally for something I probably did but was not fully aware of because I was drunk a lot.
** on his alcoholism during the recording of New Day Rising

## Quotes about Bob Mould

* Considered an icon among the punk, alt and indie scenes, and a champion of human rights, vocalist and guitarist Bob Mould took the '80s by storm with his band Hüsker Dü. An aggressive guitarist flaunting an array of Strats, and the occasional Gibson Flying-V, Mould's aggressive approach, coupled with his cheeky songwriting, provided listeners with a shuttering display of off-beat duality.
** Guitar World
* Bob Mould manages to crunch and jangle, often at the same time. In Hüsker Dü alone, he pioneered and defined a few American punk eras — hardcore, pop punk and early stirrings of alternative rock. These changes all occurred as his songwriting grew. His guitar work grew with it. He’s always appreciated and utilized the MXR Distortion + pedal’s sawtooth wave grit. Employing an Eventide Harmonizer electronically created a 12-string-like ring as ‘60s pop melodicism sank more into his work.
** Tim Stegall of Alternative Press Magazine (March 16, 2022)
# Pete's Dragon (2016 film)

Pete's Dragon is a 2016 American fantasy adventure film following the adventures of an orphaned boy named Pete and his dragon Elliott.
    Directed by David Lowery. Written by David Lowery and Toby Halbrooks, and inspired by Disney's 1977 live-action/animated film of the same name.

## Dialogue

    [into his radio]
    Sheriff Dentler: Attention all units, we're eastbound on Millhaven Road, in pursuit of a...
    Deputy Smalls: Dragon! It's a dragon!
    Sheriff Dentler: You can't say dragon over the radio!
    Conrad Meacham: How long has he been out there?
    Grace: Six years.
    Conrad Meacham: Six years. Nobody could survive in that forest for six years. At least not alone.
    Gavin: [finding Elliot's paw print] Hey, guys. What do you think?
    Bobby: A bear?
    Gavin: Have you ever seen a bear that big?

## Cast

* Oakes Fegley — Pete Healy-Magary
* Bryce Dallas Howard — Grace Meacham-Magary
* Robert Redford — Conrad Meacham
* Wes Bentley — Jack Magary
* Karl Urban — Gavin Magary
* Oona Laurence — Natalie Magary
* Isiah Whitlock — Sheriff Gene Dentler
* Marcus Henderson — Woodrow
* Aaron Jackson — Abner
* Paul Grieve — Bobby
* John Kassir — Elliott the Dragon (vocal effects)
* Esmée Myers — Mrs. Healy
* Gareth Reeves — Mr. Healy

## External Links

* Pete's Dragon (2016 film) quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Irvin S. Cobb

Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb (June 23, 1876 – March 11, 1944) was an American author, humorist, editor and columnist from Paducah, Kentucky, who relocated to New York in 1904, living there for the remainder of his life. He wrote for the New York World, Joseph Pulitzer's newspaper, as the highest paid staff reporter in the United States.

## Quotes

* [Humor]: In its essence, merely tragedy standing on its head with its pants torn.
** "Kernels from the Cobb", in "Quote" magazine, vol. 1, no. 19, Indianapolis, IN (May 10, 1941), p. 5
* If a woman likes another woman, she's cordial. If she doesn't like her, she's very cordial.
** Reported in Reader's Digest, vol. 62, no. 369 (January 1953); cited in The Reader's Digest Treasury of Modern Quotations (1975), p. 411

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Irvin S. Cobb on Wikipedia
# Javanese language

Javanese (ꦧꦱꦗꦮ, basa Jawa) is the main indigenous language of the Indonesian island of Java, particularly in central, southern, eastern, and westernmost regions. Spoken by more than 110 million speakers (natively), it is considered as one of the world's most spoken languages. It served as the co-official language in some provinces of the Republic of Indonesia as well as one of the recognized languages in United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
Outside of Indonesia, the Javanese language also still commonly spoken by the Javanese diaspora across the globe, mainly in Suriname, New Caledonia, Caribbean, and several Southeast Asian countries.

## See also

* Javanese proverbs

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Javanese language on Wikipedia
* Media related to Javanese language on Wikimedia Commons
* Works related to Category:Javanese language on Wikisource
# Angel (1999 TV series)

    Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 | Main
Angel (1999–2004) was an American TV show, created by Joss Whedon and David Greenwalt and airing on The WB, about the ongoing trials of Angel, a vampire whose human soul was restored to him by gypsies as a punishment for the murder of one of their own. After more than a century of murder and the torture of innocents, Angel's restored soul torments him with guilt and remorse. It was a spinoff of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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## Seasons

       Season 1
       Season 2
       Season 3
       Season 4
       Season 5

## External links

* Angel quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* A collection of quotes from Angel
* Buffyverse DB
* Quotes from all episodes of Angel
* Episode transcripts of Angel
Gunn and Wesley are sitting next to Cordy on her couch.  Wesley: "It's the biggest thing you've ever seen."  Gunn: "And me and English here are just getting stomped, just ducking flames."  Wesley: "It hurls me into the outflow drain..."  Gunn: "And then you come crawling back, stinking, screaming curses. The mouth on this boy!"  Wesley: "And Gunn hits him form behind, yelling 'look at us when we kill you!' and both its heads turn..."  Gunn gets up and makes a swinging motion: "Then 'shronk!' Wes buries his ax in the head number one."  Wesley: "And Gunn is running him through, pulling out intestines the size of your leg!"  Gunn high fives Wes: "We turned him inside out!"  They laugh.  Cordy: "You weren't scared?"  Wesley: "Oh, mother in heaven."  Gunn: "Pants wetting, praising the lord to save me kind of scared. All right?"  Cordy smiles: "But you did it."  Gunn: "No. We did it. (Picks up some cans and hands each of them one) All of us."  Wesley raises his drink: "All of us together."  Gunn proposing a toast: "To us."  They clink their cans together.  Wesley: "To us."  Cordy: "To us."  They drink.  Cordy: "Um, I did something. I hope you guys don't mind. - I started looking for an office, you know, for our new agency."  Wesley smiling: "Our new agency?"  Gunn clinking cans: "Our new agency."  Cordy: "There is this little place, not that far from here? It's not much, but..."  Gunn: "So why we're still here?"  Wesley: "Lets go!"  They all get up  Gunn: "Our new agency."  Wesley: "Wyndham-Price Agency."  Cordy and Gunn: "The what?"  Wesley: "You don't like it? - It's classy."  Cordy: "It's stuffy. - The Chase Agency! *That* has the right ring."  Wesley: "Why?"  Cordy: "Because it's my name."  Gunn: "Uh, Wes, Ms. Chase, alright, there is only one player here with a name that strikes dread in the demon heart."  Points at himself.  Cordy: "Gunn?"  Gunn: "Uh-huh."  Cordy: "Oh, yeah, that is so original. (Starts to dance and sing) I got a gun and my name is Gunn..."  Starts to laugh.  Wesley: "Wyndham-Price is everything you need to..."
# Peter Ebere Okpaleke

Peter Ebere Okpaleke (1 March 1963 –) is a Nigerian prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of Ekwulobia.

## Quotes

* Community is at the center of our faith experience and journey. Jesus calls us into the community of the Church. Community is therefore integral to our faith in God, who is a Trinity of Persons. Happily, despite imperfections and challenges therefrom, the community is still a central value for many Africans and the key point of our episcopal ministry.
** Soon-to-Be Cardinal of Nigeria: ‘I Remain Grateful to God’ (13 June 2022) National Catholic Register
* Pay pastoral attention to the family as the domestic church because that is where everyone's faith experience is formed.
** Nigeria’s newest cardinal shares secret behind the highest Mass attendance in the world (14 February 2023) Catholic News Agency
# Angelito Lampon

Angelito Rendon Lampon (1 March 1950–) is a Philippine prelate of the Catholic Church whos serves as the Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Cotabato.

## Quotes

* I have a heavy heart, and this heart is bleeding for my people who perished in the Jolo cathedral bombings. I have known those regular churchgoers who died in the blast. They have become my family, my brothers and sisters, my heart is really bleeding for them. It's a big emotional upheaval inside and yet my faith tells me to continue extending a hand of friendship, in inter-religious dialogue.
** Archbishop Lampon: ‘My heart bleeds for my people in Jolo’ (30 January 2019)
* Our mission today is to live, preach, witness the Gospel in a social and cultural environment with a Muslim majority. Let us put our lives in the hands of God every day and abandon ourselves to his will, carrying out a mission of dialogue and peaceful coexistence with the faithful of other religions. This peace mission becomes a visible sign of a Gospel that announces and witnesses peace, reconciliation and mercy.
** Jolo Cathedral reopens: the future of the Church is entrusted to the Virgin of Carmel (17 July 2019)
# Francisco Leiva

Francisco Leiva Ramírez de Arellano (1630 – 1676) was a dramatist of the Spanish Golden Age.

## Quotes

* (Que) el ser malas las mujeres Es delito delos hombres.
** If women are bad the fault is that of men.
** El Socorro de los Mantos, act 1 — loq. Inés (tr. Harbottle and Hume, 1907)
* En casa del letrado Se entra por el caso mismo Que los perros en la iglesia. ¿Porque? Porque hallan abierto.
** In the lawyer's house, one enters for the same reason that dogs enter a church. Why is that? Because they find the door open.
** La Dama Presidente, act 2 — loq. Octavio (tr. Harbottle and Hume, 1907)
* (Porque) en los que nobles nacen Es el mas leve defecto Mas culpable, cuando Los que deben dar ejemplo.
** For in the nobly born The slightest evil taint More heinous is, for they Should fair example set.
** La Dama Presidente, act 3 — loq. Angela (tr. Harbottle and Hume, 1907)
** i.e. Noblesse oblige
* (Que) nunca, sin que le pidan, Un hombre ha de dar consejo, Pues es presumir que sabe Mas, y aqueso sabe menos.
** Advice should never tendered be But given only by request. He claims who offers counsel free That he is wiser than the rest.
** Cuando no se aguarda, act 1 — loq. El Principe (tr. Harbottle and Hume, 1907)

## External links

* T. B. Harbottle and Martin Hume (eds.) Dictionary of Quotations: Spanish (Swan Sonnenschein & Co., Ltd., 1907), pp. 114, 121, 131, 282
# Juan de Castellanos

Juan de Castellanos (March 9, 1522 – November 1606) was a Spanish poet, soldier and Catholic priest who lived in the New Kingdom of Granada. As one of the early Spanish chroniclers he has contributed to the knowledge of the indigenous peoples of the Americas, mainly the Muisca

## Quotes

* En cosas, mayormente de mujeres, Jamas tuvo segura la balanza: Allí son mas inciertos los placeres, Y está mucho mas cierta la mudanza.
** In matters touching women The scale is never sure. The pleasures are uncertain, But of change you are secure.
** Varones Ilustres de Indias, pt. 1, eleg. 2, canto 2, l. 42 (tr. Harbottle and Hume, 1907)

## External links

* T. B. Harbottle and Martin Hume (eds.) Dictionary of Quotations: Spanish (Swan Sonnenschein & Co., Ltd., 1907), pp. 4, 6, 12, 23, 50, 70, 83, 89, 122, 126, 131, 157, 171, 172, 179, 188, 212, 232, 235, 239, 252, 268, 278, 279, 280, 299, 301, 321, 347, 348, 365, 366, 369, 370, 379
# Juan de Matos Fragoso

Juan de Matos Fragoso (c. 1608 – 1689) was a Spanish dramatist of Portuguese descent.

## Quotes

* (Que) en mujeres y empanadas Del figon, hay mucho hueso.
** For in women and in cookshop pasties there is a great deal of bone.
** La Dicha por el Desprecio, act 1 — loq. Sancho (tr. Harbottle and Hume, 1907)

## External links

* T. B. Harbottle and Martin Hume (eds.) Dictionary of Quotations: Spanish (Swan Sonnenschein & Co., Ltd., 1907), pp. 1, 42, 54, 113. 117, 132, 142, 151, 161, 211, 226, 272, 373
# Vincent Starrett

Charles Vincent Emerson Starrett (26 October 1886 - 5 January 1974), known as Vincent Starrett, was an American writer and newspaperman and a co-founder of the Baker Street Irregulars.

## Quotes

* When we are collecting books, we are collecting happiness.
** Attributed to Starrett in Michael Dirda, On Conan Doyle: Or, The Whole Art of Storytelling (2012), page 112.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Vincent Starrett on Wikipedia
* Media related to Vincent Starrett on Wikimedia Commons
* Works related to Author:Vincent Starrett on Wikisource
* Short bibliography and biography
# José de Cañizares

José de Cañizares y Suárez (4 July 1676 – 4 September 1750) was a Spanish playwright.

## Quotes

* La mas fina Tiene una moneda rara Que cuando la dice, es oro, Que cuando la llora, es perlas Que cuando la escribe, es plata, Y es cobre cuando la trueca.
** The most astute of women Has a currency so rare, That spoken it is golden: Pearls when in tears it falls, When written it is silver, All to copper turns in change.
** El Dómine Lucas, act 1 — loq. Don Antonio (tr. Harbottle and Hume, 1907)

## External links

* T. B. Harbottle and Martin Hume (eds.) Dictionary of Quotations: Spanish (Swan Sonnenschein & Co., Ltd., 1907), pp. 96, 97, 118, 168, 182, 214, 261