.:.impossible

Wow. I'd love to! Who else is in the band?

Allen, that last sentence is fantastic. Feel free to add this quote to your "signature".

Buy this!

Wait. If the 20th Century never happened, then Coltrane was never born in the 80s to play post-Ornette music. This wormhole is more like an ant farm.

This is what I thought might have happened. How's that for ambiguous tense!

I will agree that airing PMs is a very toughcall, but discussing price? I'm not big on the secondary market, but I do buy on occassion. I personally try to do some comparison research, and find discussion on price to be very helpful, whether here or elsewhere. Etiquette, of course, follows its own criteria.

My guess: a lot of folks might have eased up once he died. Suddenly, Polaris disappears and people set up camp, awaiting direction.

I think he would have died in July 1967.

Just listened to Suite for Chocolate yesterday. I recently found out that I know one of his nephews. He is also a jazz musician.

it is ROSWELL RUDD!

up. Where on the www did Brandon Burke go? And JonB?!

I just wonder what it is that THEY are looking at! Maybe they are checking out the Citibank girl?

I just bought my copy and it really does sound fantastic. The mp3s were great, but the CD is really something!

That distressing feeling was always what set his music apart. It was distressing. Crossroads Sample just doesn't sound natural to me. I don't know about all this. I'll stick to the folklore.

Clifford might.

Flute was working this morning on this one.

I'm new to Bennie Green, and I am loving his playing on Soul Stirrin', but Sonny Clark is really standing out on these tunes.

Man, I am really enjoying this album. Just picked it up in a shop used today. This would be a great disc for the Sonny Clark thread too!

Happy Birthday! I hope you are well into a good listen by now!

Man, that is great news. Live it up!

That is great news. I met him in Boston five or six years ago. I had to speak to him. His drumming was so impressive. He was absolutely fascinating. More knowledgeable than you'd expect a historian to be, much less a working drummer. Please take that as I mean it. His knowledge was so incredibly thorough. The other musicians just listened to his recall as they packed up. I could not leave! Totally captivated.

Ah. I thought the sessions started much earlier than that. Thanks.

Why wasn't this album part of the ABKCO remastered series?

Finally had a chance to watch it last night. Agreed with everything here. How about that shot of Jack and Locke running at each other like rams on the cliffside?! Jack leaping into the air behind a fist, Locke lunging forward with his companion knife! Very cinematic and kung fu! I don't think Kate had ever looked more beautiful than she did when she wrapped her hair back in preparation to deliver Aaron at the concert. Wow. Gorgeous. I loved the comment from Hurley. "You were a great number two." And Linus: "And YOU were a GREAT number one." Why didn't Benjamin enter the house of light?

I've been to Eyedrum before. I heard Sabir Mateen play there one night. I liked the feel of the place. I'd love to hear y'all play. Atlanta just isn't easy to get to from here.