couw

that, and they drink a lot

they itch? hey waitaminute, you BET Bobby with strings is splendid? You never even heard the shazzit and you're attacking people over it? nice going aric, keep it up.

they're a bunch of little birdie killers, that's what!

this guy right? here's full page for ya...

are those them ogre-sized thingies?

yeah!

indeed. although a line like "When I hear Elvin's music I hear the pyramids, I hear African and pre-Columbian music, and I hear the future" may work wonders with the bored youths of today. Mr Santana is a bit over the top I should think. As much as I love his music and playing, Elvin did not have the stature of Miles or Monk or Trane or Parker, Ellington, Satchmo, you name 'em. I wonder why he didn't get this upset when Kessel's death wasn't mentioned on the frontpage of all the major newspapers of this world.

oops...

I now know how top post pictures

more than a fly... couw - Pesky Fly (June 2004)

Here she is still getting that concentration thing on for the pic. The lotion the put on her hadn't dried yet either. She took her time. Made this one without her noticing, a rare peek at an artist at work. Look how she does the bashfull here all the while preparing for the bad grrrrrl we see above. Amazing.

yeah, I had her go through make up first. took them ages, but the result is there!

couw - bad ass wasp (2003)

thanks, that puts it high up the list.

How is that Zoot anyhow? AMG lists it twice: once as a 2 disk set titled In a Mellow Tone, this one gets panned (link) and once as a single disk, obviously with less material (link), this one gets celebrated. BTW: Körössy also seems to have made a 2LP with Beatles tunes. Also mentioned as having "no connection to jazz," in those same liners to the midnight CD.

http://trident.spodemedia.net/Sam/squizz.htm

the criticism is hard, but I guess it is valid. The "gives me the creeps" I can sorta fathom, it is somehow opposed to the "total show off fake" version though, which I cannot really understand. But then, that's not that important is it?

oh, and the liners mention that the Melodies de Paris disk "has no connection to jazz," whatever that may mean...

Received the It's Midnight CD today. Haven't really listened very attentive yet, but for one there are some very fine solo pieces on this disk, Ain't Misbehavin' in true Waller manner, very uplifting and nice little strides into barrelhouse... Then Körössy does his usual generous tinkering with his immaculate precision and the nice classic touches thrown in. Nice to hear him comping behind some horns. 13 Tracks are by Körössy, accompanied by various others, all from Nov. 1964. On some tracks Körössy plays organ, which is pretty cool. The remaining 7 tracks all feature Deszö "Ablakos" Lakatos on alto and soprano sax. Some very nice things here as well. The final track is a bit corny though, recorded in 1988, with orchestra and a big breasted woman singing a gospel. BTW: "Ablakos" stands for "the spectacled," a name that would have fitted our friend as well of course...

I'm off to bed, been staring at this damn screen all day again...

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