jazz in the papers part two ...........

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

graun good again

Miles at the Filmore Vol 3 looks interesting as does the Phronesis Live album ...

[elmo]

I bought the Phronesis today and have only played a few tracks as yet but was very impressed by what I have heard up to now.

elmo

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

graun has good jazz pages at present what else does any one read?

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

not a lot huh?

Nat Birchall Coltrane devotion reviewed in Graun

[Serial_Apologist]

Paul Hession - possibly the last of our free drummmers, since Tony Levin departed, to take his cue from Elvin. I'd assumed he'd gone as well.

[charles t]

It's really funny, Calum.

Wake up...

Walk the dog...(who is a very, very close resemblance to Isis...cf. Downton Abbey).

Decide to check-out over the pond - for3.org - for recent stuff.

And of the multitude of possibilities, lo-and-behold - Nat Birchall.

Had just Spotified his Live In Larissa, last night!

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

synchronistiic anachronisms bedevil us all eh Chas

[charles t]

synchronistiic anachronisms bedevil us all eh Chas

Yes, indeed, Malcolm. Another bedevilment yesterday came in the form of an e-mail notifying me of a forthcoming shipment of a CD ordered in 2002.

(Cyberspeak):

Charles,

Our server was in an odd mood yesterday afternoon and decided to send out confirmation emails for our oldest orders.
It was a strange occurrence we were able to thwart *almost* immediately… a few dozen customers from 10+ years ago
were contacted and told their orders from 2002 had just shipped…

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs is a bit like that ... but not the only randomised source of digitally recorded misdemeanours and felonious lapses on our parts ... Old Nick has computerised the records in Purgatory .... as they say Death & Taxes