Chuck Nessa

and Don Cherry sang.

Those were not the guys making the breakthroughs.

I love his bowed solos on those Dolphy era albums...microtonal! . Not by design.

I made a comment like that to my old departed friend Don DeMichael. He was horrified. I will never forget that reaction from one of my early "gods".

Many folks are grateful to know where he is.

Well, Ann fixed a 20 lb turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, scalloped corn, cranberry sauce, gravy, rolls and asti spumante. We ate at 3 pm and have a pumpkin pie lurking about. We may not eat again until Saturday. It is just the two of us this year so we will have lots of leftovers. Tomorrow Ann will make noodles for her killer turkey soup. Bringing that out of the freezer in Feb is a treat. Otherwise, we eats lots of bird and side dishes for a week.

NYT obit

The "extraneous overtones" is my favorite feature of PC's bowing.

He looks like a guy who might kill my dog and laugh.

Malachi Favors solo on Roscoe Mitchell's Sound had amazed me since 1966.

rat-a-tat-tat!

I felt jerked around.

I really resent this shit. Live with what you post or go away. the same goes for your edits.

then the answer is "getting paid".

Nothing compared to folks making really original music.

Answering the original question - no.

Sorry. After buying the lps as issued/reissued and many remasters of cds, I think this is silly, especially since it takes money away from purchases of music you don't have, better versions with extra material, or going out to hear some live band.

Reads like an idea by committee.

Heard Johnny once a week for about 4 years, swapping tenor solos with Eddie Johnson at Andy's. He was the real deal.

This crap never ends.

that's 3 times Larry. Stop hitting send even after the time out. Ah, corrected I see.

I got 8 with a bunch of guesses.

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