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feldman's silent moments, and bill evans', and paul bley's, i treasure, among others. who, in the musics you treasure, creates the most gorgeous silent moments?

thanks, Goodspeak. we are reading too many articles like this.

nero, not free, will record tracks without interruption..

and of course; http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d55/msre...6/eyes/maz4.jpg

hey, i've got the drums unlimited. thanks. The Soul Note album is not necessarily a "good album", but it fits the bill of "free jazz christmas music" just fine. One side's a dark poetry/jazz thing w/Max's Odean band, the other sides a freeboppish improv thing w/Lee Konitz & Tony Scott added. Not gonna be on anybody's "recommended" list, I'm sure, but it's a good one to have anyway, just because. there is very little tony scott that i dont love, or lee, for that matter. thanks.

I always knew he was a sell-out! bley played a standard in one of his recordings and never played the tune.

hey, i've got the drums unlimited. thanks.

frank will once again be playing in this house today, thank you.

hey ghost, with those tastes, you have the makings of an accomplished alcoholic!!!!! :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

great idea. it's close at hand. ...and to fully catch frankie's spirits, a bottle of his beloved jack daniel's single barrel should be close at hand, as well.

i feel that barry has been unfairly singled out.

wouldnt those be the life of the party?

the sinatra dorsey music is fabulous where are you is fabulous only the lonely is fabulous the concert sinatra is superfabulous there are dozens and dozens of other wonderful sinatra recordings my only prob with frankie was that he misjudged when to quit by several decades. thanks for the birthday note. it just might be a good time to have a sinatra weekend.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/14/sports/b...agewanted=print

hits the spot! magnifico!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oh, yeah, and i own that one on vinyl. rahsaan is always fine. thanks.

i cant think of any. sometimes its really hard to put up with normal stuff.

http://www.slate.com/id/2179604/?y=1

thanks goldie. that will provide some enjoyable entertainment.

thank you!

aloc for many years was known as dr. smith to several close friends for his remarkable physical and psychological similarities to dr. smith(jonathan harris) of lost in space. the physical similarities have lessened over the decades, but thankfully, the huge character(?) flaws remain totally intact.

bless their hearts, all of them. time for aloc to listen again to joni mitchell's 'for free.'

thanks, clem. i would appreciate that. sincere thanks for the insight.