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Harold Land Fran Landesman Lanny Budd

ah - so it must have been telepathy - or one of his mates told you why Jackie played in a way that was bearable in the early days but embarrassingly awful at the concert I cited. A lack of rigor in jazz criticism, dating back to Martin Williams' hasty and ill founded praise of Ornette Coleman has led too frequently to an 'Emperor/no clothes' situation.

Flora Robson Faun Hall Little Lord Fauntleroy

Yes - I did read your post carefully and just don't believe him when he said that. No one in their right mind deliberately plays out of tune. It was his way of getting around the fact that in that respect his playing - or his sense of pitch was faulty - and he was putting you on. Of course he knew that you wouldn't call him on it. Saying "I'm following Bird's example" is so lame

Dirty Dan Dismal Dan Dangerous Dan McGrew

except his sense of pitch? that's quite a cop-out

Beverly Sills Daniel Pipes Atticus