mikeweil

The plot about this link is the small print in the middle:

God is on our side! I'll wait and pray he is on my side later this month...

I'm afraid we'll have to wait until next week ...

AAARRRGGGHHH!!!!! I have this one! (but Tom Archia's still a good wrong guess... ) At least I got one you didn't! My BT rule #2 applies to everybody! Tom Archia - a friend turned me to him many years ago. Let's reserve him for a future BT.

I agree about the Galaxy records, that was around the time when his concept was gettin' a bit stale. If I remember correctly, he took a time out later. And I'll admit any time he's not on the same level as Getz, but I dig his warmth and sincerity. He should get back to his energetic side more often, though. His duos and trios with just drums or bass and drums are great!

I do now, and that would have been my second guess. But what I could hear of the original tone had me thinking Getz, which is appropros, since this guy's always had a bit of Getz in the upper partials of his tone. But this album I do not know. Funny how over the course of not too many years he went from normal enough to totally gonzo to totally warm and fuzzy. What a long, strange trip THAT must have been. Funny Jim, you think I might be right, but now after reading your post I think you might be right. Some mysterious remark by Randy made me believe there might be a third solo sax by the guy I was talking about, but I didn't know your guessed man ever made such a recording, and listening closer I hear a lot of traits that suggest your guess rather than mine - plus the fact that it is not on the two LPs I have which I have checked since posting my guess. After all, you're the saxist! Sorry folks, I might have mislead you ... -_-

C'mon Jim, think of all the things we did at their age when not practicing, that they are missing.

Yeah, beer helps only on the other side of the dumping tracks ...

What's your wife's age?

Gotcha!

Me too, of course! E-Mail on the way!

You mean you didn't see any ladies at the parties because you were too drunk to? Then how did you get to know your wife?

I hope I get you right when I say: The answer is YES!

My wife does the cake ordering ... shall I PM her mobile phone number so you can negotiate this with her ? Besides, I'm sure I can make people drop without drinking ...

Ha, ubu, I'm getting closer by the post!

Even better, post your BFT guesses over there and post a link to them here! Next time I post my guesses one by one - one post for each track! Both here and on AAJ that is, and cross-linked!

I can see at least two of them: one is after the post count, the other wants to discuss the music ....

I was ahead of Ubu, but the bastard seems to spend more time at the computer than with his studies ... Let's create a new thread "For the post count" where we can all post single words in random fashion to increase the post count without getting in the way of those pursuing a serious discussion of things.

Same her, although my living room is a little larger. It is important to have a non-reflective surface behind the speakers. Behind your seat it is notr that important.

We're all in it for the post count, be honest! I had problems on Monday, 10 p.m. CET and gave up three hours later. I use Opera and didn't try IE. This morning everything was fine again. I never imagined how much I would miss this board, especially with my BT guesses ready for posting!

I can only underline this all - without me giving her permission my mother would not have been able to go in peace. If you can bear it, try to be with her, talk to her or to her spirit - it will help all of you. My thoughts are with you, these are trying times.

I fixed it; I had accidentally linked to the sidebar instead of the main page.

In a way, I was, as I was able to catch samples of his early LPs on AFN radio when I started listening to jazz in my late teens. And I was (and still am) a big fan of the big band he joined a while after. Most diehard jazz fans were turned off by his later work, but compared to Kenny G. it's jazz heaven!

So they didn't inlcude that in the Vogue reissue series a few years ago?

I was able to fix the link. re disc 2 # 9: Think of a drummer that was pioneering bop drums and led a pianoless quartet in the 1980's. re disc 2 # 10: He was on the Chicago scene at the start of his career, Verve recently reissued his debut LP in the mini-LP series. I don't want to spoil the fun for anybody ....