...we have measured our beats with endless exertions ....

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Alyn does Brit and kicks off with Stan and Acker

Geoffrey selects some treats from the works of Ben Webster - spoilt for choice innit

Claire also feature Brit

Celebrating British Jazz: Claire Martin introduces performances by the Linley Hamilton Sextet featuring American singer Dana Masters, and drummer Asaf Sirkis with his band including special guest flautist Gareth Lockrane. Plus an interview and album profile with saxophonist Iain Ballamy and pianist Huw Warren celebrating their new ECM recording featuring folk legend June Tabor.

Jon3 re runs the Beloved Trio of Django bates and their November 2012 gig in Sheffield, fine by me folks ...

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Cheeeeeeeeeeeers Calum, reasons to be cheerfull


Listening to Ian Dury and the Blockheads live with Wilko Johnson at the moment on You Tube, wonderful

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good band the Blockheads, very tight ...

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that Harry Beckett track was ace eh?

Tinseltown
Composer: Beckett Performers: Harry Beckett, t; Chris Biscoe, ss; Alastair Gavin, p; Fred Thelonious Baker, ebg; Tony Marsh, d. Feb 1999.
Before and After, Jazzprint, 107 Track 2 (12.13)

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the jon3 bates Trio gig is a good listen .... is any one listening at all?

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Who knows? But the BBC reported today that "Ice Hovercraft tracks have been found on Mars"....so possibly.

BN.

"Martians, go home."

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quackers .....

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...on the other hand this was a fave lp


and another bebop classic tune

Hampton Hawes is summat eh ... ?

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Hamp had fingers like steel...his touch was vibe like.

BN.

Btw, talking of strange stuff, just read an interview with Joe Henderson where he says the one record he loved as a kid and would never part with, was the Warne Marsh, Konitz, Tristano late 40s sessions. Sort of makes sense in retro...I can hear some Warne in Joe's tone and obliqueness.


BN.

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struth just playing this when read yer post El Senor

synchroniictopoulos

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Calum, I really love Warne Marsh's later ballad playing. I've got a bit of tape that Humph broadcast wayback of Warne playing "Lover Man" at some regional concert in Italy and it is just stunning, Wonderful player.

Best, BN.

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yep a great player el senor

.... this is an interesting docu on Tristano new to me

er interesting and brilliant .... listen to them create free jazz and talk about it, priceless