Jazz Kat

I did an amazon search, couldn't find anyting but two obscure recordings.

Philly Joe Jones: drums, bass, piano (wasn't he like a tap dancer or something???)

I think Art did a few albums in 1968. They were live albums.

Do most recording studios have real pianos there? And how do you find one with one in it?

Buy it, you'll love it!!

i don't get the, "I know who you are," thing Theo said.

Borders=heaven. obviously crappy music hungry kids aren't going to go to Borders to buy the latest Jay-Z album.

A little Line for Lyons, to heaten up the occasion? (-yes!!!!-)

wierd...

Just bought it in Hollywood, great album!

Ahmad Jamal!

I believe the last one I read gave Miles, Trane, Monk, Bird, etc props, (naturally) and also praised Kenny G.

Jazz recommendation books are fun to read sometimes, although some of the author's opinions are bizzare...

How did Bach record back then.. I guess he wasn't on BLue Note..

Oh is that all.

Who is he?

Never really knew his stuff. I thought he was even younger! RIP

Macy's Closeout City.

Jazz is a funny thing. (see........? ) -_- I think we have to wait and see. It does take a little while for it to become a "standard," right?

That's pretty funny all in itself.

What's he been up to?

Big Nick!

A short list of my favorite Herbie Mann's recordings: Just Wailin' Flute Flight Flute Souffle Have you listened to any of them??? ← You can't go wrong with his straight ahead early releases. It's his later releases that can be great or bad, imo, Push Push was my favorite one. London Underground was just to bland.

lol, taking you dont like Ayers...