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thanks aric, that was real informative and real constructive. keep it up!

I think deus is having fun out of the remark of DEEP that he (deus) must be 10 years old or so. Remember DEEP got the reply that it was actually two? This thread started shortly after deus had changed his birthday to celebrate his second yesterday. I think it is rather funny but it may be too large a scale jump and a bit cryptic for those who do not read the DEEP thread (and even for those who do it seems...).

people cursing outside my room because they cannot persuade the copier to do what they want it to do... the big Mrs Boss from downstairs has come to check on what's taking her students so long and has decided to curse THEM instead of the machine. Nice change of pace... sorry to have interupted, please proceed.

more pics on the Big Jay page here

Alphabetical listing John Abercrombie - Timeless (September 4 - 10, picked by Guy) Cannonball Adderley Quintet Plus (April 12-18, picked by jodigrind) Air - Air Time (November 9 - 15, picked by impossible) Louis Armstrong - Play W.C. Handy (June 1 - 7, picked by JSngry) Bailey / Braxton - Moment Précieux (August 13 - 19, picked by Nate Dorward) Gato Barbieri - El Pampero (February 19 - 25, picked by felser) Gary Bartz - I've Known Rivers (January 8 - 14, picked by felser) Count Basie - The Best of Early Basie (August 29 - September 4, picked by Spontooneous) Art Blakey - A Night at Birdland (September 3 - 9, picked by Kyo) Walter Blanding - The Olive Tree (June 8 - 14, picked by B3er) Paul Bley - Open To Love (July 10 - 16, picked by fent99) Jane Ira Bloom - The Red Quartets (February 20 - 26, picked by mikeweil) Hamiet Bluiett-Im/possible to Keep (June 4 - 10, picked by akanalog) Anthony Braxton - For Alto (April 17 - 23, picked by Red) Tina Brooks - Minor Move (December 7 - 13, picked by JohnS) Peter Brötzmann - Machinegun (August 27 - September 2, picked by ep1str0phy) Kenny Burrell - Ellington is Forever Vol. 1 (May 1 - 7, picked by Free For All) Donald Byrd - Byrd in Hand (March 23 -29, picked by couw) Donald Byrd/Pepper Adams - At the Half Note (May 15 - 21, picked by BruceH) Teddy Charles - Tentet (June 25 - July 1, picked by felser) Ornette Coleman - This is Our Music (November 28 - December 4, picked by Alon Marcus) Ornette Coleman - Dancing in Your Head (October 30 - November 5, picked by JSngry) Ornette Coleman - Soapsuds, Soapsuds (May 21 - 27, picked by ep1str0phy) Ornette Coleman - Virgin Beauty (September 17 - 23, picked by Hoppy T. Frog) Johnny Coles - New Morning (August 31 - September 06, picked by Joe) John Coltrane - Giant Steps (July 3 - 9, picked by Soul Stream) John Coltrane - Olé (May 11 - 17, picked by AfricaBrass) John Coltrane - Ascension (October 10 - 16, picked by Gary) John Coltrane - Interstellar Space (May 7 - 13, picked by Guy) Chick Corea - Tones for Joan's Bones / Inner Space (July 30 - August 5, picked by felser) Marilyn Crispell - Gaia (January 2 - 8, picked by B. Goren) Sonny Criss - Sonny's Dream (August 24 - 30, picked by Late) Ted Curson - Tears for Dolphy (June 13 - 19, picked by clifford thornton) Tadd Dameron - The Magic Touch (August 7 - 13, picked by Big Al) Miles Davis - The Birth of the Cool (March 20 - 26, picked by garthsj) Miles Davis - Modern Jazz Giants/Bag's Groove (December 19 - 25, picked by Guy Berger) Miles Davis - Nefertiti (August 10 - 16, picked by Big Al) Miles Davis - Miles Smiles (March 6 - 12, picked by Guy Berger) Jack DeJohnette - The Jack DeJohnette Piano Album (February 5 - 11, picked by cannonball-addict) Paul Desmond - Take Ten (June 18 - 24, picked by fent99) Vic Dickenson - The Essential (Vanguard) (September 14 - 20, picked by DrJ) Eric Dolphy - Far Cry (February 26 - March 4, picked by Free For All) Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch (December 14 - 20, picked by Big Al) Lou Donaldson - Blues Walk (January 11 - 17, picked by couw) Lou Donaldson - Signifyin' (June 15 - 21, picked by Dan Gould) Kenny Dorham - Una Mas (May 23 - 29, picked by sidewinder) Paul Dunmall - Ghostly Thoughty (August 28 - September 3, picked by Steve Reynolds) Charles Earland - Leaving this planet (October 8 - 14, picked by The Magnificent Goldberg) Harry "Sweets" Edison - Sweets (November 27 - December 3, picked by neveronfriday) Teddy Edwards - Teddy's Ready (January 1 - 7, picked by Allan Songer) Duke Ellington - Early Ellington (Decca) (July 16 - 22, picked by Guy) Duke Ellington - Black, Brown and Beige (Columbia) (January 25 - 31, picked by EKE BBB) Duke Ellington - Far East Suite (July 6 - 13, picked by jazzbo) Duke Ellington - Money Jungle (August 6 - 12, picked by John Tapscott) Booker Ervin - The Space Book (June 7 - June 13, picked by ejp626) Bill Evans/Jim Hall - Undercurrent (December 31 - January 6, picked by John Tapscott) Gil Evans - The Gil Evans Orchestra Plays... Hendrix (November 20 - 26, picked by Adam) Gil Evans - The Individualism of Gil Evans (December 11 - 17, picked by Free For All) Exploding Customer - Live at the GM Cafe (September 19 - 25, picked by Steve Reynolds) Art Farmer - Modern Art (May 24 - May 30, picked by garthsj) Art Farmer Plays Gigi Gryce and Quincy Jones (January 16 - 22, picked by Late) Carl Fontana - The Great Fontana (August 15 - 21, picked by White Lightning) Sonny Fortune - Continuum (February 12 - 18, picked by Big Al) Fortune/Harper/Cowell/Workman/Hart - Great Friends (April 24 - 30, picked by Gary) Matthew Gee - Jazz by Gee (December 5 - 11, picked by Brad) Stan Getz - Getz/Gilberto (August 3 - 9, picked by Ed Swinnich) Gillespie/Stitt/Rollins - Sunny Side Up (September 18 - 24, picked by JohnS) Dexter Gordon - Go / A Swingin' Affair (August 20 - 26, picked by allblues) Grant Green - Street of Dreams (October 19 - 24, picked by connoisseur series500) Johnny Griffin - J.G. (July 11 - 17, picked by mikeweil) Johnny Griffin - Way Out (November 30 - December 6 picked by Larry Kart) Johnny Grffin - Way Out! (November 27 - December 3, picked by Larry Kart) Vince Guaraldi - A boy named Charlie Brown (September 11 - 17, picked by tjobbe) Wilbur Harden & John Coltrane - The Complete Savoy Sessions (September 21 - 27, picked by Dmitry) Billy Harper - Capra Black (May 28 - June 3, picked by felser) The Harper Brothers - Remembrance, Live at the Village Vanguard (June 21 - June 27, picked by marcoliv) Tom Harrell - The Art of Rhythm (July 2 - 8, picked by Alon Marcus) Eddie Harris - A Tale of Two Cities (February 1 - 7, picked by JSngry) Roy Haynes - Out of the Afternoon (October 9 - 15, picked by Free For All) Woody Herman - Woody's Winners (December 10 - 16, picked by Free For All) Andrew Hill - Grass Roots (May 4 - 10, picked by Rooster Ties) Gerry Hemingway - The Marmalade King (June 27 - July 2, picked by Steve Reynolds) Joe Henderson w/ Wynton Kelley Trio - Four! (November 13 - 19, picked by DukeCity) Billie Holiday - Solitude (August 8 - 14, picked by ghost of miles) Helen Humes - The Songs I Like To Sing (November 14-20, picked by Nate Dorward) Bobby Hutcherson - Oblique (November 21 - 27, picked by Sidewinder) Ahmad Jamal - Chamber Music of the New Jazz (August 14 - 20, picked by mikeweil) Keith Jarrett - Fort Yawuh (July 25 - 31, picked by Guy Berger) Elvin Jones/Jimmy Garrison Sextet - Illumination! (November 19 - 25, picked by felser) Hank Jones, Upon Reflection March 21 - 28, picked by Nate Dorward Clifford Jordan - Glass Bead Games November 2 - 8, picked by Jacknife) Stan Kenton - City of Glass (April 3 - 9, picked by Alon Marcus) Krzysztof Komeda - Astigmatic February 8 - 14, picked by Geoff Lee Konitz - Lee Konitz Duets (November 6 - 12, picked by Guy) Charles Kynard - Where Its At! (July 14 - 20, picked by Dan Gould) Steve Lacy - The Rent (September 12 - 18, picked by Dave Gitin) Prince Lasha - The Cry (February 27 - March 5, picked by JohnS) Milcho Leviev - Blues for Fisherman (July 23 - 29, picked by The Rep) John Lewis - Grand Encounter (April 19 - 25, picked by tooter) John Lindberg Trio - Give and Take (April 16-22, picked by Steve Reynolds) Charles Lloyd - The Water is Wide (October 17 - 23, picked by tonym) Lunge - Strong Language (January 30 - February 5, picked by Steve Reynolds) Rudresh Mahanthappa - Black Water (September 26 - October 2, picked by JohnB) Mat Maneri - Sustain (August 17 - 23, picked by Joe Christmas) Wynton Marsalis - Black Codes (from the Underground) (January 29 - February 4, picked by Guy) Warne Marsh - All Music (June 28 - July 04, picked by Peter Johnson) Cal Massey - BLues to Coltrane (October 29 - November 4, picked by The Rep) Jack McDuff - Moon Rappin' (July 27 - August 2, picked by Soul Stream) Chris McGegor's Brotherhood of Breath (January 15 - 21, picked by ep1str0phy) Jackie McLean - Jackie's Bag (October 3 - 9, picked by King Ubu) Jackie McLean - Let Freedom Ring (April 10 - 16, picked by Man with the Golden Arm) Jackie McLean - Destination Out!, picked by Ghost of Miles) Pat Metheny - Offramp (May 8 - 14, picked by Jazz Kat) Harry Miller - A Family Affair (March 27 - April 2, picked by Steve Reynolds) Charles Mingus - Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus (April 6 - 12, picked by Peter Johnson) Charles Mingus - Blues & Roots (September 10 - 16, picked by Guy) Charles Mingus - Let My Children Hear Music (August 22 - 28, picked by Free For All) Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and The Sinner Lady (November 12 - 18, picked by felser) Hank Mobley - A Caddy for Daddy (June 29 - July 5, picked by catesta) Charles Moffett-The Gift (September 24 - 30, picked by the mommy) Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners (December 28 - January 3, picked by Gary) Thelonious Monk & John Coltrane - The Complete 1957 Riverside Recordings (July 9 - 15, picked by GA Russell) Wes Montgomery - Movin' Along (January 18 - 24, picked by JimR) Jason Moran - Black Stars (December 4 - 10, picked by md655321) Lee Morgan - The Procrastinator (March 7 - 13, picked by King Ubu) Lee Morgan - Live at the Lighthouse (April 13 - 26, picked by CJ Shearn (lasted 2 weeks)) Paul Motian Trio - Sound of Love (March 12 - 18, picked by Guy) Gerry Mulligan - The Original Quartet with Chet Baker (October 12 - 18, picked by Soulstation1) David Murray - Octet Plays Trane (November 26 - December 2, picked by Guy) Oliver Nelson - The Blues and the Abstract Truth (October 23 - 29, picked by John Tapscott) Nucleus - Solar Plexis (March 5 - 11, picked by akanalog) Chico O'Farrill - Pure Emotion / The Heart of a Legend / Carambola (April 30 - May 6, picked by mikeweil) Oregon - Music of Another Present Era (December 17 - 23, picked by Guy) Big John Patton - Let 'em Roll (October 2 - 8, picked by Soul Stream) Big John Patton - Got a Good Thing Goin' (September 28 - October 4 picked by Big Al) Art Pepper - Straight Life (December 12 - 18, picked by Leeway) Bud Powell - Volume 2 (RVG) (November 23 - 29, picked by Brownie) The Quintet - Jazz at Massey Hall (May 25 - 31, picked by Red) Dizzy Reece - Blues in Trinity (June 11 - 17, picked by The Rep) Sam Rivers - Fuchsia Swing Song (November 16 - 22, picked by Man with the Golden Arm) Sonny Rollins - Way Out West (January 23 - 29, picked by gdogus) Sonny Rollins - Sonny Meets Hawk (May 18 - 24, picked by pryan) Sonny Rollins - Falling in Love with Jazz (June 6 - 12, picked by JSngry) George Russell - Jazz Workshop (July 18 - 24, picked by JohnS) Hal Russell - The Hal Russell Story (October 25 - November 1, picked by King Ubu) Pharoah Sanders - Karma (April 9 - 15, picked by felser) Woody Shaw - Blackstone Legacy (December 21 - 27, picked by sidewinder) Woody Shaw - Live at the Berliner Jazztage (October 22 - 28, picked by felser) Archie Shepp - Four for Trane (September 7 - 13, picked by couw) Andy Sheppard and His Rhythmical Personages - Soft On The Inside (April 2 - 8, picked by The Rep) Wayne Shorter - The All Seeing Eye (March 30 - April 5, picked by JazzMoose) Horace Silver - Horace-Scope (March 14 - 20, picked by undergroundagent) Horace Silver - Doin' the Thing (April 26 - May 2, picked by hardbopjazz) Jimmy Smith - House Party/The Sermon (February 13 - 19, picked by Soul Stream) Lonnie Smith - Move Your Hand (January 22 - 28, picked by connoisseur series500) Martial Solal - Balade du 10 Mars (May 17 - May 23, picked by Clunky) Bobo Stenson - Witchi-Tai-To (October 5 - 11,picked by SEK) John Stevens - New Cool (August 21 - 27, picked by Nate Dorward) Sonny Stitt - Stitt Plays Bird (March 29 - April 4, picked by deus62) Sonny Stitt - Endgame Brilliance (July 20 - 27, picked by Brad) Sonny Stitt/Don Patterseon - Brothers Four (December 26 - January 1, picked by danasgoodstuff) Sun Ra - The Heliocentric Worlds Of Sun Ra Vol 1. (May 14 - 20, picked by JohnS) Horace Tapscott - The Dark Tree (August 1 - 7, picked by Adam) Duane Tatro - Jazz for Moderns (October 16 - 22, picked by sidewinder) Art Tatum Trio (March 19 - 25, picked by Red) Cecil Taylor - Silent Tongues (November 7-13, picked by EKE BBB) Clark Terry - Duke With A Difference (September 5 - 11, picked by paul secor) Malachi Thompson - Buddy Boldens Rag (November 5 - 11, picked by JohnS) Stan Tracey - Under Milk Wood (December 3 - 9, picked by The Rep) Gianluigi Trovesi Octet - From G to G (July 31 - August 6, picked by alejo) McCoy Tyner - Sahara (December 18 - 24, picked by felser) Viva Tirado-El Chicano (October 1 - 7, picked by michel devos) Mal Waldron - The Quest (June 22 - 28, picked by Chuck Nessa) Eberhard Weber-The Colours of Chloe (July 24 - 30, picked by akanalog) Weather Report - Black Market (April 26 - May 3, picked by Joe G) Weather Report - Mr. Gone (May 30 - June 5, picked by Guy Berger) Kenny Wheeler - Music For Large & Small Ensembles (May 10 - May 16, picked by sidewinder) Tony Williams - Spring (July 17 - 23, picked by Guy) Lem Winchester - Lem's Beat (January 9 - 15, picked by etherbored) Jimmy Woods - Conflict (April 23-29, picked by gdogus) Joe Zawinul - Zawinul (October 15 - 21, picked by felser)

I'll see if I can get it passed my wife to include it on some future 2001 orderform

there is a lot of Asian influence in the music I believe. The African components were imported indirectly through American jazz influences. The rest is European and Asian. Indeed there is not much of the "black" groove, but there definitely IS a groove that I find damn hard to resist. I am not very familiar with Sauer and Kronberg besides some 60s Mangelsdorff. I am an import-German remember and still finding my way around the German jazz scene and its history. You do realise that this cup of tea thing was copyrighted/trademarked by Dan don't you?

you know it is but do I know?

thanks for the recommendations. My :eye: are open. That impulse set has such an ugly cover I will not pass it by unnoticed. :rsly:

Jim, may I take you up on your promise before BFT6 hits us in the face?

Jarrett has never drawn my attention. Maybe I should remedy that. That group with Haden, Motian & Redman looks like a winner. I'll keep my eyes open. Anyone have any comments on the album Redman did with Cecil Taylor and Elvin Jones? AMG is rather restrained in its praise.

it seems we will just have to keep up the linear stream of thought and writing then. No backtracking in the message to place a smilie with a pepped up after the fact statement. thanks for the explanations BTW

that's a split infinitive

Is there money to be made from this, or are these folks just incredibly altruistic? who needs money, when you can get POWER? Mwuhahahaaahaaa!

Claude, do the buttons this all started about work in your Opera browser like they do in MSIE? I cannot select text and then change it by clicking a button. Also, if I insert a smiley, it ends up at the end of the message independent of where my cursor is. Do I need to update my java?

6 copies are listed on amazon's marketplace

online headbanging, my skill is overwhelming

thanks for the heads up. The sample convinced me. I just ordered a copy.

I love the linernotes pointing out Kyner's idea that "when my royalty check comes in, I think I'm gonna buy me a Mustang!" I doubt whether Frank Zappa or any of the Mothers had read this valuable piece of information when they used the line in Flower Punk on their WOIIFT$ album. Would be cool if it were so though.

I just wanted to add that I don't know of Rahsaan ever messing up a solo either. Kirk was a monster. The sameness of his later performances lies in his not always top of the bill sidemen.

Now all you need is practise those mouse gestures. That's probably the coolest feature of Opera.

you will need to at one point in your life. better do it quick. makes it all (even) more enjoyable.