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The Mail area allows you to manage all aspects of your e-mail, from adding new accounts, managing mailing lists, and setting spam filters. There are quite a number of options available, so take your time.
Note: All e-mail options can be used in conjunction with each other. For example, you could set up an autoresponder on your main account to e-mail an "Out of Office" message, a forwarder to send the e-mail to your uncle's house where you are staying, and a spam filter to reject all e-mail with "credit" in the subject line. This flexibility is what makes e-mail so powerful as a communication medium.
To open the Mail area:
Click on the Mail button on the home page.
You can read your online e-mail using NeoMail, Horde, or SquirrelMail. All of these popular web mail applications allow you to read your e-mail, save them, keep an address book, and perform all of the other basic e-mail functions that you are used to. The main difference between web mail and an offline e-mail applications, such as Eudora or Microsoft Outlook Express, is that all of these functions are performed online, rather than on your own computer, and offline applications generally provide more features.
Web mail is optional. You can still use your favorite offline e-mail applications, if you prefer. You can even use a combination of web mail applications and another tool - you can check your e-mail online, perhaps when you're at work, and download your e-mail to your computer when you get home. You can automatically configure Outlook Express, or manually configure other mail applications to read your e-mail offline.
To read your e-mail online:
1. Click on the Web Mail link in the Mail area
to access your default e-mail account, or click on the
Add/Remove accounts link and click on the
Read Webmail button next to the account that you
want to read.
Note: You can also save this link as a bookmark, so that you can access it without having to use CPanel.
2. Click on the web application that you would like to use.
3. You are now in the web mail window for your default e-mail address. Refer to the following links if you need more information about the web mail application you are using:
You can set up as many POP (Post Office Protocol) e-mail accounts as you require, up to your maximum limit. Each one of these is in the standard e-mail formation of email@example.com. As with your default e-mail address, you can access these accounts through web mail or through your own offline e-mail application.
To add an e-mail account:
1. Click on the Add/Remove Accounts link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Add Account link.
3. Enter the first part of the e-mail address and the password for the account in E-mail and Password fields.
4. Enter the maximum size limit of this mailbox in the Quota field, if required. The size limit is in megabytes. Not entering a number means that the mailbox size is only limited by the available disk space.
5. Click on the Create button.
6. Your new account has been added. Refer to Configuring Outlook Express to read e-mail if you want to use Outlook Express to read e-mail received by the new account.
Because Microsoft Outlook Express is the most popular e-mail application available, you can automatically configure Outlook Express from CPanel. This saves time in manually configuring your e-mail application and avoids errors.
Note: This will only work if you have Microsoft Outlook installed on your machine and are running any version of Windows.
To automatically configure Outlook Express:
1. Click on the Add/Remove Accounts link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Outlook (Express) AutoConfig link next to the required account.
3. Read the message in the alert window and click on the OK button. You may need to repeat this step two or three times.
4. Click on the Open this file from its current location radio button, and click on the OK button in the File Download window.
5. Click on the Yes button in the Registry Editor window and repeat for the last window. Outlook Express has now been configured for this account. You need to repeat this process for as many accounts as you want to access through Outlook Express.
It is useful to occasionally change the passwords on your e-mail accounts to maximize your e-mail security. You should always change your password if you think someone else has access to your account.
Note: Make sure that you change the password in your offline e-mail application as well, or you will not be able to upload or download e-mail to this account.
To change the password of an e-mail account:
1. Click on the Add/Remove Accounts link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Change Password button next to the required e-mail address.
3. Enter the new password in the New Password field.
4. Click on the Change button. Your password has now been changed for that account.
You can delete an e-mail account when the account is no longer needed. You can not delete your default account.
Warning: Make sure you download any mail that you want to keep, as deleting the account will delete all of the mail still in that account. You can not recover this information once the account has been deleted.
To delete an e-mail account:
1. Click on the Add/Remove Accounts link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Delete button next to the unwanted e-mail address.
3. Click on the Yes button.
Any e-mail that is sent to an unknown account at your domain name, such as firstname.lastname@example.com, gets automatically rerouted to your default e-mail account. All web site accounts are automatically assigned a default e-mail address - email@example.com - which you can change, if required.
To set your default e-mail address:
1. Click on the Default Address link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Set Default Address link.
3. Enter the complete e-mail address of the new default in the field next to your web site name drop-down list.
Note: You can enter :blackhole: to throw away all incoming mail, or :fail: no such address here to bounce the e-mail back to the sender.
4. Click on the Change button. Your new default e-mail address has now been set.
Autoresponders are e-mail messages that are sent automatically when an e-mail arrives for a specific e-mail account. Autoresponders are most commonly used for an "Out of Office" style message to inform your correspondents that you are not available, without you having to reply manually. You can have more than one autoresponder on one account. You can use plain text or include HTML code in the autoresponder, and choose from a wide variety of character sets.
To add an autoresponder:
1. Click on the Autoresponders link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Add Autoresponder link.
3. Enter the address of the account that the autoresponder responds to in the Email field.
4. Enter your name or address in the From field. You do not have to put anything in this field.
5. Enter the subject line of the autoresponder in the Subject field.
6. Click on the required character set for this autoresponder from the Character Set drop-down list, if required.
7. Click on the HTML Message tick box if you want to include HTML code in the autoresponder.
8. Enter the autoresponder message in the Body field. You can not use HTML code in this field - plain text only.
9. Click on the Create button.
Modify an autoresponder if you need to alter the details of the message or if you set it to the wrong account.
To edit an autoresponder:
1. Click on the Autoresponders link in the Mail
2. Click on the Edit button next to the autoresponder that you want to edit.
3. Edit the autoresponder's fields as required. Refer to Autoresponders if you are not sure what you can do in each field.
4. Click on the Create button to edit the autoresponder.
Delete an autoresponder when you no longer need to use it. If you use the autoresponder at frequent intervals, such as an "Out of Office" message, you can modify it to point to a nonexistent e-mail account, such as firstname.lastname@example.com, and then simply change the account name back when you need it again. Refer to Editing an autoresponder for more information.
To delete an autoresponder:
1. Click on the Autoresponders link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Delete button next to the autoresponder that you want to delete.
You can block an e-mail using spam filters. There are many definitions of spam, but one particularly useful one is the following:
Spam is the electronic version of junk mail, and has been around since the Internet was created. E-mail filters are a way of filtering your e-mail to remove unwanted mail based on a variety of criteria. You can block any sort of e-mail, not just mail of a commercial nature. Blocked mail can be deleted automatically or sent to another e-mail address or script. These filters are quite flexible - some examples are provided after the instruction on how to add a spam filter below. All filters are cumulative.
Useful spam links:
Also refer to Spam Assassin for another approach to dealing with spam.
To add an e-mail filter:
1. Click on the E-mail Filtering link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Add Filter link.
3. Click on the required header field in the first drop-down list. These are the various fields in any e-mail message.
4. Click on the required filter action in the second drop-down list. This action will act on the text entered in the third field.
Delete a spam filter when you no longer need it. There is no way to modify a spam filter - if you have made a mistake, simply delete the filter and start again.
To delete a spam filter:
1. Click on the E-mail Filtering link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Delete button next to the spam filter that you want to delete.
Forwards simply allow you to automatically forward e-mail sent to one account to another account. This is useful when you work at two separate locations, or have gone on holiday.
To forward mail from one account to two or more accounts, just add two or more forwards for the account that is being forwarded.
To add a forwarder:
1. Click on the Forwarders link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Add Forwarder link.
3. Enter the first part of the e-mail address that will be forwarded in the first field.
4. Choose the required domain from the drop-down list.
5. Enter the full e-mail address that the forwarder will forward mail to in the second field.
6. Click on the Add Forwarder button.
Delete a forwarder when you no longer need it. You can not modify an e-mail forwarder - if you have made a mistake, simply delete the forwarder and start again.
To delete an e-mail forwarder:
1. Click on the Forwarders link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Delete button next to the forwarder that you want to delete.
Mailman is a popular mailing list script. Mailing lists are an ideal tool for communication between far-flung participants and can be about anything you want. Mailman allows you to set up a mailing list with a large number of configurable options, such as who is on the list, where mailing lists messages are sent, and whether you include welcoming messages to new subscribers.
The Mailman documentation, which is incorporated into its Administration panel, is clear and helpful, and should be referred to for all questions about using the script. The instructions in this section deal with how to set up, modify, and delete a Mailman mailing list from your CPanel. You can can also refer to the Mailman home page for more information.
Note: It is a good idea to be aware of spam and its definition before setting up a mailing list - refer to E-mail Filtering for more information.
To add a mailing list:
1. Click on the Mailing Lists link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Add Mailing List link.
Spam Assassin is a mail filter installed on a mail server used to identify spam. It checks for spam using a large number of pre-set rules that check the header, body, and sender of all e-mail messages sent to your domain mailbox. For more information about Spam Assassin, refer to the following links:
Also refer to E-mail Filtering for more information about spam and setting up filters.
To enable Spam Assassin:
1. Click on the Spam Assassin link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Enable Spam Assassin button.
You can change how Spam Assassin deals with spam. The following options are available:
To configure Spam Assassin
1. Click on the Spam Assassin link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Configure Spam Assassin button.
3. Change the settings as required.
4. Click on the Save button.
The Spam Assassin Spam Box is a separate mail folder called "spam". If enabled, all e-mail that Spam Assassin flags as spam is automatically delivered to the "spam" folder.
Note: You need an IMAP e-mail client, such as Horde, to view the Spam Box (refer to Horde summary for more information).
To enable or disable the Spam Box:
1. Click on the Spam Assassin link in the Mail
2. Click on the Enable Spam Box or Disable Spam Box as required.
You can disable Spam Assassin whenever you require. If you are not able to receive a non-spam e-mail it is a good idea to disable Spam Assassin and have the e-mail resent.
To disable Spam Assassin:
1. Click on the Spam Assassin link in the Mail
2. Click on the Disable Spam Assassin button.
CPanel enables you to trace the delivery path of an e-mail address, from server to server, to your web site.
To trace an e-mail address:
1. Click on the Trace an E-mail Address link in
the Mail area.
2. Enter the e-mail address that you want to trace in the available field.
3. Click on the Show Route button.
CPanel manages your e-mail through its own mail server. However, by altering your MX (Mail Exchange Record) Entry you can point your e-mail to another mail server, if this is required.
Note: CPanel will not be able to manage your e-mail if you change your MX Entry setting. Do not change your MX Entry unless you know what you are doing.
To alter your MX Entry setting:
1. Click on the Modify Mail Exchanger (MX Entry)
link in the Mail area.
2. Click on the Change an MX Entry link.
3. Enter the domain name of the new MX Entry in the available field.
Note: You can only change the entry to a domain name (e.g. yourdomain.com), not an IP (Internet Protocol) address.
4. Click on the Change button.
For the full cPanel documentation, click here.


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Camden-Clark Conducts Major Disaster Drill
Updated: 04/29/2009 - It was a busy morning Tuesday for emergency responders in Parkersburg, as they completed a "major disaster" drill at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital.
Updated: 04/29/2009 - It was a busy morning Tuesday for emergency responders in Parkersburg, as they completed a "major disaster" drill at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital.
Posted: 04/28/2009 - No matter what the economy is like people are still going to get sick or injured and need care only a hospital can provide, and thanks to some volunteers, patients and visitors can feel a little more at ease when going through a truly difficult time.
Posted: 04/28/2009 - A pacemaker led authorities to the identity of a 62-year-old man whose body was found in a garbage can along Interstate 64 near Milton.
Updated: 04/28/2009 - Federal health officials say the number of confirmed swine flu cases in the United States has jumped to 64, and states say there are at least four more.
Posted: 04/28/2009 - The operator of a large portion of the electricity grid in the eastern United States says the unseasonably high heat set a new record for power demand in April.
Posted: 04/28/2009 - The West Virginia State Bar is warning members of potential identity theft after someone hacked into the organization's web site and internal computer network.
Posted: 04/28/2009 - Ohio's Prisons Director says crowding at state correctional facilities is getting worse.
Posted: 04/28/2009 - A Mid-Ohio Valley Health Department joined us on WTAP News at 5 to discuss if there's a local threat of swine flu.
Posted: 04/28/2009 - Police are hoping an autopsy can help them find whoever stashed a body in a garbage can and dumped it along Interstate 64 near Milton.
Updated: 04/28/2009 - The West Virginia Public Service Commission's consumer advocate division doesn't like Appalachian Power's math behind its request for an 18.5 percent rate increase.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - The choirs at Parkersburg High and Parkersburg South High Schools have recently returned from some pretty big competitions.
Updated: 04/27/2009 - American Flags and Poles in Marietta is your typical downtown shop, but what makes it really standout is that much of the money it brings in, goes back into the community.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - A Kanawha County Judge wants the problem of crowded conditions at state mental hospitals addressed within the next six weeks.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - One lane of Interstate 64 near Milton is shut down while police investigate the discovery of a body in a garbage can along the highway.
Updated: 04/27/2009 - Dry, windy conditions and low humidity have increased the threat of wildfires in West Virginia.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - The Obama Administration wants to reverse a last-minute bush-era rule that allows mountaintop mining waste to be dumped near streams.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - A Kanawha County judge Monday heard testimony about the state's efforts to ease crowded conditions at its two psychiatric hospitals, efforts that range from adding new beds to spending $17.5 million since 2006 on community care.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - Government health officials are telling people to avoid eating raw alfalfa sprouts, because they could be contaminated with a strain of salmonella.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - The head of a New York City high school says one of the 28 people who have confirmed cases of swine flu at the school is a teacher.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - The Supreme Court appears likely to give Ohio another chance to sentence a convicted killer to death, despite a previous finding that the man is mentally retarded.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - Democrats who control the Ohio House plan to boost funding for services for children and older adults who may face abuse, neglect or exploitation.
Posted: 04/27/2009 - The executive director of Ohio's largest state employees union is stepping down after five years.
Updated: 04/27/2009 - Many of us have items laying around the house that we value, but have you ever wondered how much they're really worth?
Posted: 04/25/2009 - Many who have been impacted by Coach Bob Annasenz gathered to honor him and his many achievements.
Posted: 04/23/2009 - Meet Beth Bonnell in this week's Come Home.

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False advertising in the free market rarely pays. In fact, it can cause a business to incur serious losses or go bankrupt. This is because customers who are told that their hotdog is made of 100% beef and then discover that it is really made of soybeans once they bite into it will not likely repeat their mistake. Moreover, every time such customers hear or read one of the ads by the fraudulent hotdog salesman they will be reminded that they were swindled. They will be motivated to tell their friends and neighbors about it, and the swindler will then receive his just financial desserts. He will not have many repeat customers, the lifeblood of any successful business.
This is one way in which the free market penalizes fraud and encourages truth in advertising. In addition, economic research shows that it is the companies with the most successful products that tend to advertise the most intensely, not the companies with marginal or lousy products. In business, liars understand that at best, they might get away with it only once.
But this is not true of government advertising since there is no free market feedback mechanism in operation. Politicians understand that voters (their "customers") tend to only remember what they have said and done over the past couple of months, at most. They are "rationally ignorant" of most everything else. Consequently, politicians know that they can lie through their teeth over and over, as long as they cool it around election time, when their opponents have every incentive to point out all their lies and broadcast them to the public.
In addition, the government has such a loud "voice" that whenever it wants to, it can drown out all other voices. Every government bureaucrat is a relentless propagandist for his agency or department; and the government-run school system has long been designed to indoctrinate the population in the myth of the benevolent state and the "imperfect" and "failing" free market. The entire state university system in America is one giant "think tank" for the promotion of statism. In short, lying pays in politics much more than it does in business. It is not just a funny joke to say of a politician, "if his lips are moving, he's lying"; it's generally true most of the time.
Which brings us to the latest Big Lie Campaign that is currently being planned by the Bush administration. According to a September 24 article in the Washington Post entitled "Report: U.S. Image in Bad Shape," undersecretary of state Karen Hughes, the Texas political hack and George W. Bush crony who has been rewarded for her hackspertise with a cushy state department job, will soon embark on a "listening tour" of the Middle East. The "tour" is a response to a congressionally-mandated study of "America's image" in the Middle East. And guess what: Our image is not very good.
In fact, according to the study mandated by the Republican-controlled Congress, "America's image and reputation abroad could hardly be worse." "There is a deep and abiding anger toward U.S. policies and actions," said the report, written by a panel that includes a number of former Bush administration State Department bureaucrats. "[L]arge majorities in Egypt, Morocco and Saudi Arabia view George W. Bush as a greater threat to the world order than Osama bin Laden." "In much of the world, the United States is viewed as less a beacon of hope than a dangerous force to be countered." (One begins to think that Dick Cheney just may have been mistaken when he said of the impending invasion of Iraq on March 16, 2003: "We will in fact, be greeted as liberators.")
The people of the Middle East see through the neocon lies about a supposed devotion to "democracy" as the guiding principle of American foreign policy. "Not only are U.S. policies in the Arab world scorned," writes the Post, "but the administration's promotion of democracy while supporting autocratic governments is seen as hypocritical . . ." Good point: Why has there been no criticism of the absence of democracy in Saudi Arabia or Egypt (where we send our prisoners to be tortured since they are beyond the protection of the U.S. Constitution there)? One scholar of the Middle East is quoted as saying that the level of anti-Americanism is "10 times what it was just a year ago."
The whole world understands that the Bush administration lied the U.S. into a war that has needlessly cost almost 2000 American lives, tens of thousands of civilian deaths in Iraq, and has squandered hundreds of billions of dollars (everyone, that is, but the editors, columnists and readership of William F. Buckley, Jr.'s National Socialist Review). The people of the Middle East are understandably distrustful of a regime that invades one of their sister countries in a non-defensive war under false pretenses and then commences a permanent occupation by building numerous military bases there.
The only way to improve America's image abroad is to end the war and bring all the troops home not only from Iraq, but from the more than 100 other countries in which the U.S. government meddles with its "military presence." This will never happen as long as the Republican Party exists, however, and the Democrats are hardly any better. One member of the panel that published the study of America's image abroad is one F. William Smullen III, Colin Powell's former chief of staff. He told the Post in MBA-style business lingo that u2018It is clear the American brand has been badly damaged." No kidding. But, Smullen said, "I'm not suggesting we have to change our policy, but we do need to take and assessment of the attitudes toward us by people around the world."
So there you have the Official Line: Don't even consider changing the policy that has led to this problem; lie about it. Smullen doesn't suggest lying in so many words, but that's what the administration obviously intends to do — to create what one of Karen Hughes's assistants calls "rapid-response teams" to "counter rumors" (i.e., cover up the truth). This is reminiscent of the Clinton administration's White House "war room" that served a similar purpose.
Condoleezza Rice has also said that "improving the U.S. image abroad is one of her top priorities," which is why she recruited Hughes, Bush's old campaign propaganda chief. This will not be achieved by a less belligerent and imperialistic foreign policy, but by a barrage of Orwellian propaganda that will be faithfully repeated over and over again by Republican Party media stooges such as Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, G. Gordon Liddy, The Weekly Standard, Wall Street Journal editorial board, and others.
For their complicity in enabling a bumbling fool of a president to wage an unnecessary war, and for their continued lying about it, every one of these individuals deserves to be bullwhipped in public.
Thomas J. DiLorenzo [send him mail] is the author of The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War, (Three Rivers Press/Random House). His latest book is How Capitalism Saved America: The Untold Story of Our Country's History, from the Pilgrims to the Present (Crown Forum/Random House, August 2004).
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Heat Advisory for area issued until 6 p.m.
Published On: Aug 30 2013 11:38:47 AM CDT
The National Weather Service has expanded a heat advisory across southeast Wisconsin for Friday afternoon.
The advisory means the heat index will approach or exceed 100 degrees this afternoon before a cold front moves through Friday evening.
The advisory is in effect until 6 p.m. for Jefferson, Waukesha, Milwaukee, Walworth, Racine and Kenosha counties.
Temperatures are expeted to reach the lower 90s, but when combined with humidity it will feel more like the lower 100s to humans and animals.
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6 Ways to Harness the Wasted Energy of Trains (and Their Passengers)
Mass transit systems are hotbeds of energy that's currently going to waste: the winds that blazing-fast trains create, the body heat that permeates stations and train car interiors and even the sweat of passengers. Around the world, small-scale projects are starting finding innovative ways to harness all this energy.
By Laura Kiniry
Metro riders passing through central Paris's Rambuteau station may soon help heat a nearby block of 17 apartments. A project currently in its design phase would funnel the hot air that station commuters generate (with an estimated 6 million people riding Paris Metro each day, Rambuteau station typically stays above 57 degrees Fahrenheit all year) to keep the homes nice and toasty. A pump will extract hot air from the station and transfer it into water-filled pipes that are connected to the buildings via a pre-existing stairway. The energy will warm the water, and the water will be distributed through a radiant-heat system beneath the apartment flooring.


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Best Jazz ArtistsDon't agree with the list? Vote for an existing item you think should be ranked higher or if you are a logged in, add a new item for others to vote on or create your own version of this list.
The Top Ten
1Miles Davis
most albums, songs; he invented a different kind of jazz
2Frank Sinatra
Don't understand why he is not at number one?
Because he is Frank Sinatra
3John Coltrane
he is such a freakin great saxaphonist. any jazz saxaphonist (like myself) studies him day in and day out and can only dream of being as good as him
4Norah Jones
5Ella Fitzgerald
Ella Fitzgerald should be right at the top of this list. No one does ballads and up-tempo numbers with the same fluency and consistency as Ella. Even fellow greats like Bing Crosby, Duke Ellington and Ira Gershwin have praised her beyond themselves
One of the best singers ever and a queen of jazz
6Duke Ellington
he is just awesome. I can't stop listening to him. Whenever I open Itunes, the first song I listen to is always one of Duke Ellington's songs.
He's the best of the best his music is inspiring and he composed and played his whole life like 50 years
7Louis Armstrong
No matter who is the next generation of good Jazzmen/women, no matter how many classic jazz albums have come out, no matter how many good jazz instrumentals we hear or have heard, Louis Armstrong will be to jazz as Elvis was to rock, and Michael Jacskson was to pop. He will be the king of Jazz forever
I can't believe he's not on this list! Ever heard What a wonderful World?
La Vie en Rose. Although it's a cover, his version is quite dreamy.
8Charlie Parker
9Django Reinhardt
10Tony Bennett
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The Contenders
11Amy Winehouse
She had just something special. If you only listen to the sound if her voice (and not to the lyrics) you know what she's singing about.
And her lyrics: I haven't understood yet how a person can put so many emotions in a few words... she was a personality, there isn't another person who is as 'different' as her.
She is THE jazz musician for me, I'll never forget her!
And her lyrics: I haven't understood yet how a person can put so many emotions in a few words... she was a personality, there isn't another person who is as 'different' as her.
She is THE jazz musician for me, I'll never forget her!
Amy was something special. What she had was unexplainable. She was a true jazz singer.
Queen of all jazz!
12Nat King Cole
13Herbie Hancock
My new favorite jazz artist (with me being a saxaphonist Bennie's work is the key element for me).
14Stacey Kent
15Diana Krall
16Dexter Gordon
17Sonny Rollins
18Julie London
19Charles Mingus
The liner notes on one of his albums are from his physcologist. That tells you how good he is!
20The Modern Jazz Quartet
21Ornette Coleman
22Stan Getz
23Astrud Gilberto
24Chick Corea
Unbelievable keyboard player... The melodic lines he thinks of on the spot are inconceivable!
25Bill Evans
One of the best jazz pianist
26Wayne Shorter
27George Benson
I'm thinking George Benson should be a lot higher then 17 not only does he hum the solo but plays it. Very gifted note for not guitarist (Plus he plays clean undistorted for the most part lead AND RYTHEM Guitar simultaneously. Goerge for #1
come on guys. George is a great fusion of jazz and soul. Just take a listen to Give Me The Night. he is the king.
28Jamie Cullum
29Chet Baker
30Thelonious Monk
31Michael Buble
He's #1 no questions
32Vagif Mustafazadeh
His works... Life itself... I can't describe. Just listen, dream and enjoy the harmony of music...
33Robbie Williams
Swing When You're Winning
34Peggy Lee
35Marcus Miller
36Benny Goodman
Benny Goodman is obviously the best. His jazz band was the first jazz band to ever play at carnegie hall.
37Max Roach
Max actually has INTERSETING music! Think of that!
38Joe Pass
39Return to Forever
40Johnny Hodges
41Ziad Rahbani
42Art Blakey
43Dave Brubeck
44Fats Waller
45Sarah Vaughan
46Dizzy Gillespie
47Toots Thielemans
91 years old and still performing! King of jazz harmonica
48Harry Connick, Jr
49George Gershwin
50Weather Report
51Count Basie
52Mahavishnu Orchestra
Maybe more on the rock side than jazz, but the styles and purely insane masturbation produced in the music makes them one of the best in all jazz rock/fusion.
53Billie Holiday
Are you guys kidding me? Billie Holiday is one of the jazz greats! Everything about her is amazing... Her signature style of singing half a beat behind but never off tune and the obvious pain and experience in her voice as she sings. Honestly... When she sings it lets you know that no one will ever sing like that again... The era of great jazz singers is over...
54Roland Hanna
55McCoy Tyner
56Joe Zawinul
57Roy Ayers
58Stanley Turrentine
59Keith Jarrett
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This list was created 6 years, 299 days ago and has been voted on over 200 times. This top ten list has been remixed 2 times.
Updated Monday, December 15, 2014
Updated Monday, December 15, 2014
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