Chuck Nessa

Been there, done that. Probably check in about 6 months from now.

When I first loaded it she seemed to be switching back and forth. When I concentrated, she only went clockwise and I could not reverse the image. Guess part of my brain died.

I disagree with that. He was an interesting player (for me) 40+ years ago but wouldn't drive 10 minutes to hear him now. I would drive 50 miles to have dinner with him. He is a very nice human. Not a bunch of those walking around. Impressions better left to Rich Little and I will completely leave Rich Little alone.

Abe Vigoda Abner Doubleday Tuesday Weld

All tools are in service for the desired effect. Nothing should be ruled out.

Which cd? I've had at least 3 different versions.

Just sent folks on a search.

I posted a response a couple of minutes ago and it disappeared. Come on over. The door is alway open and only about 100 miles. You can spend the night. Skid might even provide the beer and I will provide the pizza - and a bed if needed.

You listen to mediums?

Bear Bryant Rusty Bryant Rusty Jones

Well, it made me pull out the file copy of the review. Palmer dislikes Subtraction, possibly my favorite track on Air Time.

Ha!

Wish I could attend the George/Muhal/Wadada event.

Probably no "echo chamber" on Kind of Blue. The 30th St studio was a very resonant room - that's why most people loved it.

Here are the rest of the Deccas: -Misty mood- : Sam "The Man" Taylor (ts) with unknown orchestra and chorus New York, March 5, 1962 111852 Come rain or come shine De DL(7)4302 111853 Flamingo - 111854 'Round midnight - 111855 Deep purple - 111856 Don't let the sun catch you crying - 111857 Warm valley - Sam "The Man" Taylor (ts) with unknown orchestra and chorus New York, March 8, 1962 111858 Between two loves De DL(7)4302 111859 When I fall in love - 111860 Darn that dream - , 25571 111861 Misty - , - 111862 Little girl blue - 111863 Don't get around much anymore - -Somewhere in the night- : Sam "The Man" Taylor (ts) acc by unknown orchestra New York, April 29, 1964 114842 Midnight sun De DL(7)4573 114843 Jitterbug waltz - 114844 Somewhere in the night - 114845 The night we called it a day - Sam "The Man" Taylor (ts) acc by unknown orchestra New York, May 12, 1964 114846 Moonglow De DL(7)4573 114847 Lament - 114848 Where are you tonight - 114849 Night train - 114850 Moonlight becomes you - 114851 Marnie - , 31657 114852 Easy living - 114853 Cry me a river - Note : The above also on Decca DL(7)4302 & DL(7)4417. Sam "The Man" Taylor (ts) with unknown orchestra New York, February 26, 1965 115730 Yogiri no blues (unissued) De 115731 Harlem nocturne - 115732 Kimi wasureji, no blues - 115733 Ams zisa ku hana - 115734 Ore wa matter uze - 115735 Summertime - 115736 Akashiya no ame ga yahutoki - 115737 Londonderry air - 115738 Johnny of the glass - 115738 Autumn leaves - 115740 Shanghai blues - 115741 Save the last dance for me -

Go Away Little Girl was recorded for Decca Feb 14, 1963. His last MGM session was in 1962. -It's a blue world- : Sam "The Man" Taylor (ts) with orchestra and chorus, Bill Sanford (dir) New York, February 13, 1963 113119 Jet De DL(7)4417 113120 Ebb tide - 113121 Stardust - , 25600 (ed) 113122 Stormy wethare - Sam "The Man" Taylor (ts) with unknown orchestra and vcl chorus, Bill Sanford (dir) New York, February 14, 1963 113123 Lover come back to me De DL(7)4417, 25600 113124 Bossa nova mas royalt - , 31657 113125 Go away, little girl - Sam "The Man" Taylor (ts) with unknown orchestra and vcl chorus, Bill Sanford (dir) New York, February 20, 1963 113126 Lights out De DL(7)4417 113127 All night long - 113128 It's a blue night - 113129 Lonelyville - 113130 Long lonely nights -

Dick Hyman played on some of the MGM sessions and might be a source of information. LeRoy Holmes is listed as arranger on a couple of strings sessions.

I do like his cap.

Why is this in the tradition of the Funny Rat thread?

Nice for Herbie, maybe good for the music, very good for his publicist. Don't know it will mean anything for anybody in the future. Thanks for posting this anyway.

I really hate the term "experimental music" unless the composer/performer says as much. If it is music, they "are doing it".

Geez, I will be in town the 6th thru the 9th - but I am driving home on the 9th. Maybe next time.

How about THIS?

Never mind, Dolphy don't play 'bone.