JRR: testing the boundaries

[Tenor Freak]

I've decided which track(s) to request, now only to check my copy of the CD to make sure I get the soloist right.

(No, it's none of the tracks I've mentioned above)

Thanks for the link to the Rosie Vela track Calum...I remember that being released, must have been the autumn of '86 when I still lived in Hounslow West and had to wait another year to escape...

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

yep a great album did more for my emotional sanity than many i must say ..... very happy you escaped Hounslow West Bruce ..

i never escaped this 'head banger'

[grippie]

One of those little gems that pops up on BBC radio4: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01jqjl7

I still my Blue Horizon' copy of Christine Perfect's I Rather go Blind, not worth a lot though,

[Tenor Freak]

Looking past Steely Dan, there are a few acts I think have absorbed more than their share of jazz influences..Anita Baker, Earth Wind & Fire, Joni Mitchell and Teh (sic) Crusaders.

I first heard this track, disguised as a pop song, when I was 12, and I still love it - particularly Wilton Felder's contribution (and I didn't even start playing tenor for nearly two years after this)...looking back, this was the start of it all:

[Tenor Freak]

Here's what I mean about Anita Baker...

[Tenor Freak]

This is great...

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

the horns on this do me head in woooooowweeeeeee

fan of ms Baker and the trinity of elements too!

[Tenor Freak]

Joni Mitchell...Mingus...such a sad and beautiful song

[Tenor Freak]

[Tenor Freak]

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

Bruce you sure is off on one my man .....ENJOY!

[grippie]

Mark Tully's early Sunday morning prog Something Understood today was on the
The Spirit of Jazz:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01jwfpj