Jazz Kat

I think it would be very exciting to be able to pick an album of the week.

Man, I NEED some bread. I thinking, Caddy For Daddy, by Mr. Cool, Hank Mobley.

Who chooses the album of the week?

I'm going with my first ever Dex album, when I was about eight, bought it during one of my greatest summers ever, (jazz wise) Dexter Calling.

Vodka and valium. I'll have a V&V, waiter! -_-

The opening groove in The Crunge is pretty tricky. So far, it's been the hardest one.

What do you think of it? I used to always love it, but one morning on the way to classes I was listening to it, and it was very boring for some reason. I know how can it be boring, you got Blakey and friken THREE TENORS!! But for some reason there wasn't that special flare. I haven't picked it up again. Tell me what you think of it.

Are you buying A Blowing Session for the first time?

Vodca and something else, what was it?? I'll ask John Bonham.

He used to be in the TJB with Herb Alpert in the mid seventies, but from what jazz I have heard from him, (which is little mind you) it sounded so corny. I believe it was "You're A Lucky Guy." But I'm aware of his talents.

Paul Desmond and Dave Brubeck. The perfect match!

Hey the last night of Moody at the Blue Note is tomorrow night! Go! Wish him happy birthday!

I was just playing his Song For My Father vinyl, two hours ago.

Easter is awesome! Happy Easter! I have watched Jesus Of Nazareth, now boy do I feel holy!

I picked up a copy of this disc, it looks like a boot with no details of date or personnel , any one help me with these details,?? Nothing except that I've seen many cd's like that, which friggen annoys me.

Yes Bonham's grooves were very hard, but I haven't had any trouble playing any of the songs on LZ 1 2 3 Houses Of The Holy, and Physical Grafitti.

Are you a musician?

exactly

As is with most many things said here on this site, that people like to believe as, "facts."

I was about to think I wasn't a musician for a moment there. But this sounds very encouraging.

Uh, you live in New York. Ever hear of Lincoln Center or Carnegie Hall? I was asking if there's ever any good jazz there.

the Ramsey Lewis, Eldee Young, Red Holt trio is what I'm talking about. I dont care that much for the the trio with the drummer for EW&F.

My mom tells me my dad had me down stairs at the drums when I was 15 months old.

hey, I like "Herb, where's Alpert?"