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his 'in concert' from the late 60's, live at carnegie hall on columbia, is in a class by itself as shirley work.. particularly, an approximately 10 minute long 'i cant get started', is some of the most beautiful and moving piano playing i have ever heard. beautiful live versions of my funny valentine, 'waterfront', beatles' yesterdays, and by myself make for an excellent program. his uptempo soulful stuff was very stiff, sounded phony and unbelievable, and i didnt like at all.

John Surman (bar & sop saxophones, bass clarinet, recorder, piano, synthesizer, voice) with Karin Krog (voice, Oberheim ring modulator, tamboura) and Pierre Favre (drums).

me too-alltime favs.

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milt jackson james moody cedar walton ron carter candy finch

a magnificent recording! clebanoff never again came even close to matching the excellence of this recording.

the organissimo 'post of the year'. thank you, paul.

When is this going to be released? It would probably go to the top of my wish list. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

vinyl

aloc highly recommends. ... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: download through paypal very clear recording. ... just released! http://www.leorecords.com/?m=select&id=CD_LR_502

i will check. perhaps they archive.

most of you have heard this: paul anka http://www.noisetank.com/integrity/

the lieb is a great communicator. many of the guys play mostly their own music and that of their cronies, but the lieb played and discussed elvis, james brown, beethoven, ravel, trane, miles, rollins, ornette, charles lloyd, and many other wonderful musicians.

you missed an awesome broadcast.

right now. dave is a magnificent guest.

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