Jazz Kat

TOTAL SHIT!!! I hate this show even more now!!! Man, I missed Benson, and MR G too, but not as dissapointed as missing Benson.

It's just funny how much they have changed. My resource teacher described it as, "trying to pay the bills." I think it had something to do with the new band members around the time, they started recording sucky music.

That looks like something from Monty Python. ← It all starts so early.

Oh he's just being Miles...

Wow, I had a dream about Miles last night. And I was thinking of it all day. That's one fuckin coincidence.

I tried to wish you a happy birthday on the pc in school today, but it said "illegal operation." Is it really your birthday......??

Man they could of been remembered as a great band, but they turned into shit in the 80's. Man when I listen to Chicago Transit Authority, Chicago 2, 3, 4, and 5, I say wow, what great playing, arrangements, etc.. Then when I listen to their 80's crap, it's like two different bands, completely. I hate they did that stuff! I will always love their early stuff, but hearing their pop contemporary 1980's crap just makes me cry.

I always dug his name.

Go get the water and put out the fire!

wow

"You ain't heard the last, from Ernest T. Bass!"

This reminds me of the reissue of The Real McCoy. I believe they listed, Blues On The Corner? On the cd booklet, but it's not a song. I think that's the one.

Can't say I heard this guy, but in Downbeat, I saw that he was playing in some jazz fest. Has his wife influenced his music perspective?? B-)

None. I go through all sorts of fases, but I basically haven't liked anything once and now I don't. Excluding "Tubby the Tuba," of course.

With jazz, I love just getting new albums. I don't think there's any other genre of music that I love to buy cd's more than jazz, but I don't buy much other music.

Well it's just good he's not an actor. We don't have to look at him to enjoy his work....

Glad you like 'em! ← Yeah, I mean I wasn't BLOWN AWAY composition wise, but there was some nice playing, and I liked it.

Oh, so that's where your user name came from. George Braith, awesome artist!

I gotta buy all my music. I always had problems downloading music.

I wish I had enough money to, but no. I usually can't wait to listen to a disk after I buy it. If I bought 100 disks at a time, I'd probaly listen to them all as soon as I bought them.

Genesis was released domestically on a subsidiary of Atlantic, I believe. Chris, why don't you call the record store and ask what they were playing? Guy ← I doubt they remember.

I knew it was Atlantic from the same design that all the early 1970's MJQ albums had.

I was recently in a record shop, where the store owner was playing an album on his turntable. It was really far out there progressive rock, from the 70s. (?) I'm not sure. I was really liking it. I glanced over at the turntable and saw it was an Atlantic label. I didn't get the name, but I would really like to find it. This almost an impossible task, but if someone could give me some obscure progressive rock bands that recorded for Atlantic in the late 60's and 70's, it would be really helpful. Thanks.

The jury has spoken.

All these hassles. Geesh..