Jazz Kat

Wait, who's nuff?

Ørsted Pedersen vs. Oscar Peterson

Wow, he's still got Neils. Isn't it ironic that his name is very similar to Oscar's? Both names, being in the full form.

Who the hell said that!!!!!!

Such high standards!

Was he playing one handed on his new Christmas album? jw. He used to be so talented. I remember I was jamming along to a Peterson album and when I came up my uncle asked me if that was Oscar Peterson I was playing. I was like how did you know that. He said his style was just so unique. Pretty impressive.

Are we talking about living trombonists?

That's awesome. I started writing reviews when I was really young, so my early reviews are pretty bad, so recently I made a new account and tried to do some good reviews. Here they are. my reviews

OK, me and my dad were at our local vinyl shop and he came across Franke And The Knockouts, UNder The Belt. He bought it only because it was a picture of the dash board of his car on the cover. Never heard of the band, have you?

Or amazon, for that matter.

Oh, I see a lot of those books in Borders.

We gotta bump this thread up.

When people ask me how many languages I speak, I say two. English and jazz.

Nuff said what?

Well that should be the way of going about it. It's more about the musicians then the record company, 99.9 % of the time, IMO.

I originally wanted the album for Philly Joe Jones, but since I have branched out a little more, (jazz wise) I kind of forgot about it.

No. A guide to what? Playing jazz, or jazz history?

more freedom?

I like Terry's flugel horn playing a little better, as displayed on In Orbit. How is "Serenade To A Bus Seat?"

Good question. Italian, of course though.

Additional compared to the vinyl? I got that. My vinyl copy ends with Sparticus. The cd has about three bonus tracks including, "The Party's Over."

They need to get pants that fit here next time.

the sticks

Yep, I enjoy his show all the time. I always see him with youngsters, (compare to him) He can still play great. I love when he has his trumpet and flugelhorn and plays them at the same time.

yes it's worth going to. I see him on that St. Lucia show, and it is great everytime. Mr. Terry likes to sit a lot though.