AllenLowe

I heard that the title of the Lee Morgan bio is "A Shot in the Dark" -

I was wondering the same thing...

I just never liked Perkins's sound - too steady and lacking in nuance, at least on the stuff I remember - like he was using the mouthpiece that came with the horn -

seem to have had a little trouble with the bold -

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well, remember the old saying: there are no stupid questions, only stupid people asking them -

Cohn - throaty moan, think Hershel Evans - Kamuca - light but some bottom, very buoyant - Perkins - whatever's left - actually, more of a plain, un-colored sound - the least interesting player of the three - hope this helps -

I would stick to the Sun stuff, which is quite amazing - there's a few good compilations; of course they only go from something like 1954-56, but they're worth it -

one of my books has a foreward - or maybe a foreskin - and it was written by Roswell Rudd -

I didn't know that - Nance is also on a Byard/Prestige called Strings Attached -

I don't think Byard is on the UA session -

as long as you bring the vaseline -

best violinist I've heard these days is Andy Stein - the ONLY one I've heard who can swing the old style authentically -

well, 78s have lasted over 100 years -

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oh, good it worked - it said 2,999 for my last three posts - what a relief -

sorry - I have nothing to add to this but I am trying to get my 3000th post - but something strange is happening-

only illicit bootlegs

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I heard it was harmonica - but Monk was already using Little Walter -

I use nothing but Tayo Yudens - great discs -

Jim - when you mention problems with condensors does this apply to all instruments or just vibes? I mention this because I recently did a session at Systems 2 in Brooklyn (engineer was Rich Lamb) at which he used a Neumann U 87 on both my alto and guitar, and I was absolutely thrilled with how natural the sound was on both instruments -

well, ok, if you pay for the apartment, but no sex - I'm not that kind of a girl -

actually I think I may have misunderstood you - of all the food I've tried, cooked spaghetti makes the best strings for a jazz violin -