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Entry Date: 2009-11-27 11:40:00

Best of luck to you guys with your new guitarist, Art Ebert. As an old bandmate of Art's I can tell you that you have gotten a great guitarist, singer and one of the nicest guys I've ever worked with!

Eddie Gamble

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Entry Date: 2009-11-07 17:07:24

Hi Milo

Could you please ask Gary to send an email to me as i cannot get him by is last landline number or mobile number thanks for your help regards Malc

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Entry Date: 2009-10-14 17:56:39 -- Edited On: 2009-10-14 18:29:00

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Entry Date: 2006-04-06 18:55:16

Milo,

That is a TRAGIC story...

I had no idea that Mark passed away. I'm sorry but that's not right. That's not the way the story was supposed to end. Le Jump brought so much happiness to so many people, and you guys really had a big impact on me back then. That's not right. Not right at all... You all deserved so much more than that. You deserved to take your place among the best of that era. I'm shocked. I don't know what to say. I lost my brother back in 2003 to a stroke. He was 46. That wasn't fair either. I guess you never really know what's beyond the sunrise. I guess you just have to be happy for what you have now, and be thankful for what you had in the past. I'm thankful for the wonderful experiences you guys gave me back then. And thankful for the cd that captures the magic forever.

Thanks Milo. Thanks for keeping it all going brother.

Bill - Long Island, New York

Hello again Bill,

Indeed, a very tragic story on many levels...

In fact, it is so close to the end of the recent movie, Brokeback Mountain- as far as the impact it had on so many peoples lives.  That whole era was a turbulent time for me, filled with animosity, confusion & denial.  Yet there were moments of exhilaration as well.  As I look back at all the experiences, both good & bad, I think now I feel like it was a special group of people.  We were like a family for many years & went through alot together.  I do wonder what has become of the others.  Attitudes,egos & losses aside,  I finally have put closure to it all with the release of the Cd.  At least now I have something to show & share with the world... it makes it that much easier to focus on the music we made, rather than dwell on the negitive forces that were tearing the band apart- even before Mark left.  During the last 2 years of the band, I had quit twice, only to be begged back with empty promises of a better situation. 

I hope you enjoy the Cd & it brings you good memories of that time.

You may want to check out my other Cd releases on the website. 

Thanks again & please keep in touch when you can and visit the website for future projects & info.

Peace, Milo.

Entry #: 4

Entry Date: 2006-04-02 09:21:32

Hi Milo,

Say didn't you used to play keyboards for a band called "Le Jump" back in the early 80's? My God you guys were great! Whatever happened to the original members of the band? Are they still working in the industry? You've done some incredible work over the years. Thanks.

Bill (Long Island, New York)

Hi Bill,

Thank you for taking the time to contact me with your questions & comments...

I was with the new wave band "LeJump" from 1981-1985.  And FYI,  I just released the demo tracks we did with Atlantic Records Producer, Chis 'Lord' Alge. 

Thanks for your compliments on my music.  At the moment, I have several projects in the works.  Please visit the website for updates & info when you get a chance.  If you click on Latest News, this will give you a good idea what I'm up to.  Also the Milo Bio has a very detailed summary of my career you may find interesting.

As far as where the other members of LeJump are & if they are still in the business, I only have a little bit of info.  About six months ago, I was contacted by the bass player, Chris Cartwright, who only stated in an e-mail(which for some reason the e-mail address is no longer working) that he was glad I was still performing & that I looked happy.  He didn't leave a phone number, so I had no way of talking to him.  He probably knows more about the whereabouts of the others than I do.  Please remember that when the band broke up, Mark Jacoby (the lead guitarist, vocalists & main writer of the band) had had a fatal crash on his motorcycle & that was the end of LeJump.

I really wish I had more knowledge of everyone's lives, however- it should be known that out of all the members of that band, I was the one who was most hurt financially & emotionally by the whole affair and everyone in the band & all the people who where close to the band knew this...I litterally got nothing after the break up, even though I contributed my share of equipment cost & also the fact that I didn't get any writing credits for these songs.  I was left without any keyboards to play & a very broken heart.  So you see, that may be why no one has made an effort to contact me in over 20 years.

But, what I do have is my integrity... and I submited a new copyright for these songs to give everyone their due credit, including myself.  This is why I decided to release the music.  We worked hard & I thought it deserved to be heard by the world. 

I hope that sheds some light for you.

If you want to correspond further, please use this address:

kidkey@myway.com

Thanks again for your interest & please visit the website from time to time.

Peace, Milo.

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Entry Date: 2006-02-25 03:09:01 -- Edited On: 2006-02-25 03:38:00

Hello Milo,

I love what you have done to your website, this and your cd's shows how much of a perfectionist you are.   I was wondering when the Mother Earth project is going to get underway, or is it already?   I understand that it will also show up as a DVD, is that true?  That would be super cool.  Anyway, keep up the great work and I'll try to catch your show at the Suncoast.

Jaccen

Hi Jaccen & thanks for your kind words.  The Mother Earth Symphonic Suite is still in the composing/development stage.  Please check back to the website from time to time for updates on this project.  And yes, it is true that there is a good chance of it being released as a DVD. 

Thanks again for your interest...

Peace, Milo.

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Entry Date: 2006-02-24 15:44:54 -- Edited On: 2006-02-24 16:14:00

Hey Milo,

I see that you have been working on your website with the same meticulous ability as you put into the making of your Cd's.  Also I found out through a friend that you were featured on the Prog/Rock radio show, The Trip- on internet stations in Europe & the USA with John Miner's Art Rock Circus, on the Tell A Vision Cd.  I am glad you are finally getting the exposure you deserve and I feel very fortunate to be able to witness your creative talents when you perform with Doo-Wopp.com.

Keep the Peace James

Hey James,

thank you so much for the info & your comments.  It is nice to hear that you enjoy my music.  It is exciting to be heard and get the airplay on the internet radio stations.

Please visit the website to get showtimes for the Doo-Wopp.com group.

Take care & hope to see you at one of our shows...

Peace, Milo.

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Entry Date: 2006-02-24 12:37:02 -- Edited On: 2006-02-25 04:07:00

Hello Milo!

Wow!  Your site has really come along quite nicely...

Also your latest Cd releases are great.  Can't wait for more music from you.  I am especially interested in your newest work to be released- The Milo/Miner Project & The Mother Earth Symphonic Suite.  Keep up the good work!

Marcus

Hello Marcus,

I'm looking forward to finishing these new projects very soon.  Please visit the website again for more updates and so forth in the future.

Thanks & be safe...

Peace, Milo.