Jazz Kat

I have seen about 10 Buddy Rich battles, and he wins every one! He's so fun to watch. Seems every time you see him he's got a new trick that he just perfects like friken hell!

I love his bass line on Mary Had A Little Lamb. Seemed like a very talented player to me, that should of gotten more recognition.

I guess ken Burns got THAT story right.

Dig that Tijuana Brass drummer!

I know a guy for ya!

Or you can have the collarboration, Lemon Meets Lime, on Food Note Records.

I remember he went to law school or something in the late seventies, probaly after he left Blue Note. Don't know what he's doing now.

Isn't he a laywer?

topped with hair.

ice-cream!

Pepper's live a Dantes volumes are pretty good. I think Vol. 2 has two songs on it that last 20 minutes each. The highlight is, the drummer for that engagement and on the cd, is nick ceroli, the drummer for the Tijuana Brass (herb alpert) at the time, and Art Pepper introduces him, "A very very successful drummer! Mr. Money himself! (audience laughs), mr Nick Ceroli." Then two seconds later, ceroli says, "I Ain't got no money at all!" And Art laughs.

How did a thread about nothing turn into two pages.

I DONT THINK SO!!!!

I guess everyone was on the same page.

Perhaps. I mentioned that above.

Sounds really fun! The studio must be fun! You have a VERY nice gig here with Organissimo.

Is this the Applause records you're talking about?

I guess pretty soon the other one won;t even be available. At least at average record shops.

It takes about 20 minutes by car. I mean I haven't tried walking along the parkways yet. From what I hear, its pretty busy.

Allright, heres the question. The new RVG isn't better than the 80's reissue. If you havent got any copy, which one should you go for?

Hmm, the oldest thing ever? And you can hardly even see it? And there's going to be jazz............

yes~!