Tom Cat

yeah, i took a look some time ago on those sampayo's billie and fats waller, but still can't get it, by the way i didn't know there' were two vol. of fats i just knew about this one

I don't like Sonny, he could be an ass sometimes, as for the son of the chief what do you think about his faking on the trumpet? i really don't like it

nice topic, i'm an Opeth fan too since i was metalhead some years ago, i would like to recommend the album damnation, which i think it's the best and considering some of you may not like his death metal approach this ill be ok check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IzLDT73bkk

Yes!!! Opeth, what do you tell me about damnation? great album spinning this right now. melodic, no guitar/keyboard/percussion heroes on this one. yeah nice, not his best but still good, i like chord change on that

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count me as a fan, i love the book series by the way the space book was the hardest to find for me, but finally get it a month ago, the in between, haven't heard this yet

hey what do you tell me about musique mecanique, one of mi favs from her, i have listened social studies, big band theory, tropic appetites, musique mecanique, escalator over the hill, dinner music,fancy chamber music, ballad of the fallen not in our name and the only one i don't liked was dinner music, well fancy chamber music was a little boring but still worth the while, dinner music i think is kinda pop

seemm like i don't know gow to find any stuff ha, thanks JSngry

i used the search button i didn't find a topic about carla, just random thoughts in multiple topic, so here it is. Lately i've been becoming a Carle Bley fan, so thoughts about her?

count me too, actually i'm a big fan of the jamaican musical scene from the 60's and early 70's

hey, like some of you i had to wait a lot to get into Andrew's music, just a couple of months ago i was still far from dig it, but now i been quickly turning into a fan, for now i just have Compulsion, Dance With Death, Change, Point of Departure and Passing Ships but i think eventually i will have to reach more recordings to sate my "Hill's hunger"

until a couple of months ago i felt the same about Mclean, but i started to like his avant garde stuff with grachan moncur when i started to hear jazz, cause i was a prog rock fan, i started with jazz fusion but i don't like the ones of metheny and pastorius ha you're right about herbie mann, and also his album covers suck

yeah, thanks Chas!! not the best of tina but he was giving a chance to fathead ha ha

what a player prez, just yesterday i was going mad listening goodbye pork pie hat, mainly the rahsann roland kirk version issued on the return of the 5000 lb man

i got one too called The Devil's Trumpet, about a trumpet technician trying to get the devil's trumpet in order to reach a soulful tone. nice reading

who has listened or reached the 5CD box of sun ra all stars? very good stuff

what do you think about his writing? i love almost all of his compositions among some which rank on my top are gypsy blue, open sesame, theme for doris, true blue, street singer, david the king, dhyana, etc. you mean o genio live in brazil 1963? ´cause i would have to get that stuff

thanks i used the search button but i guess something went wrong, and actually was kinda' suspect not finding tina brooks stuff... well thanks, i'm going to that thread

well, i found in tina brooks one of my all time favourites playing tenor, i got caught also by his writing, you know compositions like open sesame and gypsy blue on freddie hubbard's open seame, others like the waiting game, theme for doris, true blue, minor move and others, actually i love every Tina Brooks composition but isle of java on jackie's bag, which i like but not that much. Well, your thoughts about this (for me) unsung hero of the tenor?

I hear the version of 'Beatrice' on this one is excellent. i didn't know he made a version from beatrice, i must hear that stuff

1977: The Disco Trane: John Coltrane and a cast of thousands, produced by Donna Summers' producer (sells 3 million copies) makes my day

ha what a nonsense, i heard the slowed versions and like them more, and for me the man thing about johnson's music is his rawness, the feeling he put on writing and interpretation and not his speed. However all we know the thing that made him famous was his supposed deal with the devil.

just asking how many of you people has any kind of interest about jazz centered comics or know or has reached some of they, i know about a couple of them, and actually don't know in which countries are published, but just want to know what's you opinion on this? i know a couple like betty blues, bluesman, barney et la bleue note, harlem blues, etc.

I'm just starting my way into braxton's world, since i used to be more a hardbopper, for now i can say he's great for alto it's a must listen i think. I own not much recordings under his name just quartet (dortmund) and eight +3 tristano compositions, but i'm looking for more stuff from him

Hey friends, well i'm new on organissimo and this is my fisrt topic what do you think about this two new releases? Jasmine by keith jarrett and charlie haden Green In blue Early Quartets by Arild Andersen this actually is a 3 CD edition of the early work by Arild Andersen, he was memeber of the jan garbarek quartet in the late 60's and early 70's. Well if you already heard this stuff, what's your opinion?