Working my way through JLU, I thought that the cricket thread was quite interesting.
Among the goodies JLU introduces Rachel Cohen, Jon3 remembers Paul Bley
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Originally posted by Alyn_Shipton View PostThanks to JRR listeners for a good set of tributes - more welcome.
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Originally posted by Oddball View PostOh! Well I'm sure that JRR was up to it's usual extremely high standard. I've listened to it twice so far, and there were a number of tracks I found interesting, particularly the first, last, and Ronnie Scott Boptet. But have an uneasy feeling I may be missing something - will listen again tomorrow.
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He was/is? a pianist/orchestrator/ arranger who orc'd French film music and a lot of Serge Gainsbourg's earlier "kind of" jazzy stuff. I have soft spot for French jazz, good and mediocre (and Jane Birkin).That was not the best track from that album. And it ain't a great album. But its French.
BN.
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Originally posted by Alyn_Shipton View PostThanks to JRR listeners for a good set of tributes - more welcome.
That is apart from Johnny Griffin's acrobatic flights. Never could stand this new-fangled Jazz. I do hope Alyn, when you launch your new programme, that we can hear some real Jazz, like Count Basie and Fats Waller. As regards presenters, whatever happened to that nice man Bennie Green?
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Originally posted by Jazzrook View PostA rather unsatisfactory tribute to Paul Bley on Jo3 in the shape of an interview with Ethan Iverson from 'The Bad Plus'.
Jez concluded by saying "I must check out some more Paul Bley records".
Why hadn't he done so before the programme?
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Originally posted by PUSB View PostStarting to listen as I think Bley was outstanding but Jez is waffling about vinyl after having played a mindblowingly dull first track. You wouldn't have thought there is a great talent to pay tribute to.
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