on the line of blue note cookers so ably presented by Byas;'d above this one rang my bell ...Pepper Adams chops are a marvel ...
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Loving it toooooooo
Calum how about a thought for the day too?
Thought for the Day !
If you had purchased £1,000 of shares in Delta Airlines one year ago, you would have £49.00 today.
If you had purchased £1,000 of shares in AIG insurance company one year ago, you would have £33.00 today.
If you had purchased £1,000 of shares in Lehman Brothers five years ago, you would have nothing today.
If you had purchased £1,000 of shares in Northern Rock three years ago, you would have nothing today
But, if you had purchased £1,000 worth of beer one year ago at Tesco's, drunk all the beer, then taken the aluminum cans to the scrap metal dealer, you would have received £214.00.
Based on the above, the best current investment plan is to drink heavily & recycle.
A recent study found that the average Briton walks about 900 miles a year.
Another study found that Britons drink, on average, 22 gallons of alcohol a year.
That means that, on average, Britons get about 41 miles to the gallon!
Makes you proud to be British! Cheeeeeeers
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another unreconstructed rockabilly head piece eh ......
another oldie but goodie
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I like it, I like it! 4 mins of joy eh?
I've been playing Sonny Red's out of the Blue after the comments on da bord, nice to get prompted to dig items out, right next to it was J.R.Montrose's Blue Note with Ira Sullivan trumpet. Not played for yonks! Had a Blue Note morning.
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way to go grippie ... an example to us all!
Sidney DeParis (tp) Vic Dickenson (tb) Ben Webster (ts) James P. Johnson (p) Jimmy Shirley (g) John Simmons (b) Sidney Catlett (d)
WOR Studios, NYC, March 4, 1944
BN950-1 Blue Mizz
BN951-3 Victory StrideAccording to the best estimates of astronomers there are at least one hundred billion galaxies in the observable universe.Comment
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Phew that was lovely and it was cleaned up so nicely like new
beautiful, this is not a load of old junk. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhKub...feature=colikeComment
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Pianist Lowell Davidson was a recent discovery for me. Interesting to hear him with Gary Peacock & Milford Graves on his 1965 ESP album:
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New name to me too - somewhere in a gap betwixt Paul Bley and Don Pullen, at first impression. How many more to come out of that particular period's woodwork I wonder... Wouldn't mind betting our own Howard Riley was aware of him.Originally posted by Jazzrook View Post
(Offtopic, but by coincidence received a brief facebook hello from Annette Peacock this morn - living as she does at Woodstock I'm sure boredees will also be relieved to hear that).Comment
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.......er ahem my excuse is it is for El Senor Blues's reveries
allmusicThis live set (recorded at the Village Gate) finds pianist/composer Horace Silver and his most acclaimed quintet (the one with trumpeter Blue Mitchell, tenor saxophonist Junior Cook, bassist Gene Taylor and drummer Roy Brooks) stretching out on four selections, including his new song "Filthy McNasty." Two shorter performances were added to the CD version of this enjoyable and always funky hard bop session.According to the best estimates of astronomers there are at least one hundred billion galaxies in the observable universe.Comment
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An elusive Yusef album from 1957. Powerful tenor playing!
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Jrook, I have this album on Savoy? Great Dexterish booting tenor, Yusef is in danger of being neglected so thanks a lot for posting...
There's a track where he and the band prefigure the Love Supreme riff on the Savoy sessions with Curtis Fuller...or maybe its a four note figure that sits with the tenor. Anyway, a joy. Supreme.
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As far as I know John Coltrane & Jackie McLean recorded only one session together in April, 1957.
Here's the joyful 'Blue Calypso' from that session which can be found on Mal Waldron's 'Mal-2'(OJC).
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