But the toy instruments subvert the elitism of Jazz. And help break down the barrier between the musicians and the audience
I must be very non-elitist, because the're all more or less toys when I play them...
"But EMI argues a legal principle which allows consumers to resell purchased material goods does not apply."
This pretty much says that no 'they' won't (go after vinyls next), assuming consistancy. Which is, as always, a lot to assume...
That's some good stuff, better IMHO than most of the All We are Sayin' album, different material too. But if you wanna hear Bill F play the piss outta something, check out the version of La La La La La means I Love You on youtubes.
Thanx, Dana
Very good set. Now out of print (very quickly went from released to out of print, the estate dropped its deal with Concord). . . not easy to find.
Quickly? blick of a freaking eye!
I'm not so sure Brian and keith ever were, kind of creepy that No Lifeguard on Duty sign in the background...do love the way they played together though.
"Zep reforming" Does this mean that they will no longer misbehave and stop claiming credit for things they didn't write? And, yes, we have been round this mulberry bush before...
AThe guy who played guitar with the Clovers had a solo jazz LP, but I can never remember his name...and Ben Webster had one sold thru Dutch grocery store that was all trad folk & spirituals (to save on royalties)
John (and everyone reading this), if you can find it, I would highly recommend their seasonal brown ale, "Tumbler".
I heartily concur, and as an Oregonian I an loath to say anything nice about California beers, but i'm down with this brown...