... when such cries occur

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

JLU is early today NB

Julian Joseph presents the second instalment of a concert performance by pianist Mark Edwards and The Cloggz, recorded in concert at the South Coast Jazz Festival, featuring a thrilling mix of jazz, tango and cinematic soundscapes. Their line-up features Mark Edwards (piano), Julian Nicholas (saxophones), Ben Sarfas (violin), Dave Trigwell (drums), Neil Corrin (accordion), Terry Pack (bass), Eden Townend (guitar) and joining the band on some numbers is vocalist Imogen Ryall

and KLeG profiles an album but it is unannounced

Geoffrey does Tristano [who on the Schedule is "unique free jazz pioneer pianist"]


Jon3 looks ahead to International Jazz Day with a variety of ensembles

Mathias Eick: Mathias Eick (trumpet); Andreas Ulvo (keyboards); Audun Erlien (electric bass); Torstein Lofthus (drums)

Wayne Horvitz European Ensemble: Wayne Horvitz (director); Luca Calabrese (trumpet); Eric Boeren (trumpet); Massimilano Milesi (reeds); Silke Eberhard (reeds); Edoardo Marraffa (reeds); John Dikeman (reeds); Gerhard Gschlössl (trombone); Wolter Wierbos (trombone); Alex Ward (guitar); Alexander Hawkins (piano); Danillo Gallo (bass); Zeno de Rossi (drums)

Edward Perraud's Synaeshetic Trip: Benoît Delbecq (piano); Arnault Cuisinier (double bass, electronics); Bart Maris (trumpet, flugelhorn, electronics); Edward Perraud (percussion, electronics)

Peter Brötzmann Trio: Peter Brötzmann (tenor saxophone); Jason Adasiewicz (vibraphone); Steve Noble (drums)

[Old Grumpy]

And JRR at 9 o'clock tonight.

OG

[Serial_Apologist]

Dammit, I've gone and missed most of JLU through not first checking!

Never mind - thanks Calum - and just in time for the fine Mark Edwards' band.

I see our very own Alexander Hawkins is in the Horvitz band on Jon3 - the boy done good. And BTW Wolter Wierbos is an extraordinary trombonist of the Dutch free scene of serious humorists from the 70s. I seem to remember saxophonist John Dikeman coming up here a year or 2 ago with some recommendation as a post-Ayler player to watch.

[Serial_Apologist]

This was the last thread started by Calum, so I thought I'd use this excuse to wish him an enjoyable Xmas and a return to these shores as soon as he feels up to it.

Best wishes for 2016, Calum!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

This was the last thread started by Calum, so I thought I'd use this excuse to wish him an enjoyable Xmas and a return to these shores as soon as he feels up to it.

Best wishes for 2016, Calum!

[french frank]

Yes, indeed - double take at the date of the thread, though! If you look in, Da Jazbo, have a great Christmas

[BLUESNIK'S REVOX]

"Stands the church clock at ten to three,
the Ray Charles band are all smokin' tea"

Salute Comrade Calum.

VERY VERY best wishes for 2016,

Bluesnik and Les Mallards de Free Bop.

Bud Powell in response to "who is your favourite pianist Bud?" (long pause), "Ahhhh, Well, I do like that Buddy Powell". And don't we all.

[Old Grumpy]

This was the last thread started by Calum, so I thought I'd use this excuse to wish him an enjoyable Xmas and a return to these shores as soon as he feels up to it.

Best wishes for 2016, Calum!

Indeed, have a good one, Calum

[Ian Thumwood]

Happy Christmas, Calum

I really look forward to you contributing to this board as your posts are missed in this part of Hampshire. All the best for 2016.

Cheers

Ian

[Beef Oven!]

Happy Christmas, Calum

I really look forward to you contributing to this board as your posts are missed in this part of Hampshire. All the best for 2016.

Cheers

Ian

Same here!

[charles t]

[QUOTE=BLUESNIK'S REVOX;527912
Bud Powell in response to "who is your favourite pianist Bud?" (long pause), "Ahhhh, Well, I do like that Buddy Powell". And don't we all.[/QUOTE]

You would take that back, Bluesie, if you were a 17-year-old kid sneaking into Birdland and have d i s t u r b e d Bud Powell look you in the eye...

I told this story to a cruise-ship (jazz) drummer and he speculated that I haven't been the same since!

Calum: I'm hearing an Over The Pond chuckle via Body & Soul.

[BLUESNIK'S REVOX]

You would take that back, Bluesie, if you were a 17-year-old kid sneaking into Birdland and have d i s t u r b e d Bud Powell look you in the eye...

I told this story to a cruise-ship (jazz) drummer and he speculated that I haven't been the same since!

Calum: I'm hearing an Over The Pond chuckle via Body & Soul.

The great Peter King said that he played a French jazz fest in the early 60s on the bill with Bud. When it was all over and they were going backstage, Jimmy Witherspoon, a huge Bud admirer, came up to him and said, "Bud, I've really missed you, you just played so great!" To which Bud let out a piercing scream of an intensity King said he would never ever forget.

But the cat could play. Great Danish 60's b/w short film about and with Bud avec front and back narration by Dexter Gordon. Its on Utube. Some v. interesting stuff also in the INA French audio-visual collection.

BN.