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Ian did you catch that R4 dinnerhour programme ref the Tonto's Expanding Headband pruducers who produced Stevie Wonder....very interesting how hw didn't have a hit after they left.....bit like Quincy and Micheal J....worth a listen....
....I cannot reach iplay for some reason it was on tue30th 1330 Stevie's Wnder Men....
Ian did you catch that R4 dinnerhour programme ref the Tonto's Expanding Headband pruducers who produced Stevie Wonder....very interesting how hw didn't have a hit after they left.....bit like Quincy and Micheal J....worth a listen....
....I cannot reach iplay for some reason it was on tue30th 1330 Stevie's Wnder Men....
A little bit of Morcheeba is very acceptable. Love this track and a great video too:-
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxn-fz9mjo4>
RE getting the link to work. Might be because the < > are included at the beginning and end?
It isn't given us to know those rare moments when people are wide open and the lightest touch can wither or heal. A moment too late and we can never reach them any more in this world.
No Ian....S-A, no one so clever and knowledgable....!!!!....Just Rooooosta I'm afraid, scamp and Mike Westbrook apologist....or possibly non-apologist....hater of Pat Metheney etc....
....no actually, I remembered afterwards that it was Thelonias Mozart that was BIG on Stevie W........
That disc is practically flawless but it is odd how Art Farmer never seemed to feature much on Blue Note after a few sessions around 1956/7 to my knowledge. I have the lead sheets to most of the tunes on this album and I think Sonny got it spot on with his writing on this disc. It remains one of my favourite Blue Notes. One of the most iconic album covers ever, too.
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.... spikily compelling piano in an ensemble of masters [Bobby Hutcherson vibes, Richard Davis bass, Elvin Jones drums] ..it doesn't get better than this ...
According to the best estimates of astronomers there are at least one hundred billion galaxies in the observable universe.
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