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He didn't, as we all know, but I can certainly understand his wife (and his son) mostly remembering the ear-shattering noise of the free jazz he liked to put on.

Micky Dolenz - Dolenz sings R.E.M.

good call on the Revelation recordings, of which there are many. Perhaps starting with Gary Foster, Warne Marsh, and Dennis Budimir... It is too bad that Jonathan doesn't post here anymore, and that the Joe Daley expanded reissue did not materialize. Warne Marsh needs an assessment beyond the Atlantic set (Konitz/Tristano/Marsh), though of course we have many labels to choose from and licensing could be an issue.

Yeah, that's fascinating to hear. It's interesting that he did not talk about the death of his father in the PoD interview; perhaps it was still too traumatic.

Can that really be true? None of the accepted harmonizations of Monk's composed melodies come from his own notated music? Monk himself seemed to play similar harmonizations for each given piece.

Bette Midler - Cool Yule (Columbia). This is a very well done Christmas CD. Midler's voice is in in great form & the backing musicians, from a string orchestra to a big band, are all very good. As I listen to this, I find myself wondering why it never really got the playtime that a lot of other Christmas CDs made back then (2006) did. Maybe because she was already in her early 60s by then and radio wanted youngsters? I am still shaking my head after reading that she turned 80 this year. I had no idea she was 80.

From his numerous posts over the years, I would not have figured Brownie as someone who always listened to free jazz.

wow.

@neveronfriday Thanks very much for all your posts about Guy.

My favorite volume...

Chet Baker - The Sesjun Radio Shows (Out of the Blue/T2)

I don't "get" most of Lanthimos films. Just me, I suppose.

You should get them soon, I ordered mine from Resonance and got them Thursday.

I ordered both of the new Kirk releases on Resonance. Waiting for them to arrive.

Joe Henderson, but I'm not typing the title of the movie. Here's the IMDB link. He plays Lee opposite Fred Williamson. There's a discussion around a fire that is probably his biggest scene. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070721/?ref_=fn_t_2

Rahsaan Roland Kirk “Vibrations in the Village: Live at the Village Gate” Resonance cd Ah, it’s been too long since I had a new to me Kirk to listen to! Sound is quite good, performances as well. 500×416 35.6 KB 400×400 29.8 KB Bass – Henry Grimes Drums – Sonny Brown Piano – Horace Parlan or Jane Getz of Mel Rhyne Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Reeds [Stritch], Reeds [Manzello], Whistle, Vocals – Rahsaan Roland Kirk Recorded live at The Village Gate, New York City on November 26-27, 1963.

Thanks! BTW: As websites are easily translated today (in case you don't know French), I found the following 2 links some members here might find interesting as well (the first one includes a photo from the memorial service): Hommage: Guy Kopelowicz L’ancien chef d’AP Photo à Paris est mort à 85 ans Hommage: Guy Kopelowicz Edit: The first one has some fascinating info about Guy's life and work, incl. some things here and there many might never have heard before, the second one is mostly a remembrance written by his son.

Gunter Hampel - Cavana Lee Hampel - Steve Swell: Holy Lights + Human Rights. Birth Records birth 131222 [Germany 2014]

Remarkable. Mesmerized by hearing (and looking) at the period keyboard alone.