EKE BBB

Any more guesses? Answers are prepared. No need to worry for the rollover, Dan. Just a click on the button and I´ll leave space for Nate´s BFT B)

That´s a very risky guess, man!

Anyone more cares to bring his guesses? If not, I´ll post the answers soon... ... to leave space for Nate! (easy poetry)

Thanks mikeweil, brownie and tooter for your recommendations on Oscar Brashear. Some more discs I´ll look for, be sure! B)

I must recognize I had never heard Oscar Brashear before until I picked this CD. He plays several good solos through the disc. Recommendations?

Thanks for that detailed analysis, Nate! Once more Hawk has revealed as a link between swing and bebop. Bean rules!!!

Did everybody receive the discs? No news from: Jim Dye take5 John B marcoliv mmilovan Stefan Wood patricia jazzkrow Thanks for listening to this BFT!

Follow the original link posted by sidewinder, mike!

Got it! The version I included was remastered later by JRT Davies, so I assume mine has a better sound!

is this album as cool as it looks? It´s WONDERFUL... just see its title!

tadaa! You f.......g tireless AMG/google researcher!

this one per chance? Ding dong!

I´m a stupid dumb-ass....

Track 7 Some did like "X", some hated "X".... This track´s a "miles-tone" in this BFT... ...and has a miles´ tone as well ...

On e-bay (22 USD in all) again: -Ornette Coleman/Dewey Redman/Elvin Jones: New York Now -CECIL TAYLOR/ELVIN JONES/DEWEY REDMAN: Momentum Space -Eric Dolphy: Conversations

Mmmm, the Kenny Garrett connection is taking force!!! :rsmile:

I´m afraid I´ll have to prepare a big ALL-TETE package and send it to some Royal guy in Switzerland... I´d like to increase my Funny-Rat stuff....

Glad to see there aren´t many DKDC tracks, Dan! An as for the dustbin of history.... there´s life before bebop, man!!! B)

I was totally sure you´d nail this one! This is the answer, Dan! (And please don't ask where EKE go that disc from Welcome to mikeweil's bft rules again...) ubu (going undercover) Noooooooope! Remember, volumes 1 & 3....

Who´s that Mark Isham you insist on?

My bet: 1.- England vs Netherlands 2.- France vs Czech Republic and then England vs France and then France B)

...and... OFFERING Jessica Williams, solo piano Recorded May 22nd, 2004, dedicated to and inspired by Elvin Jones) Track list: 1 It's Easy to Remember 2 Ernie's Theme 3 Nancy With the Laughing Face 4 Offering 5 Serenata 6 I Want to Talk About You 7 A Well of Souls 8 Lonnie's Lament Red and Blue Records, recorded May 22nd, 2004

Anyone heard...? THE REAL DEAL On HEP Records in Scotland, released June, 2004 | other albums by Jessica on HEP JAZZ | listen to this cd Photos, Elaine Arc | Design, James Hutcheson | Executive Producer, Alastair Robertson | Made in the UK, ©2004, HEP Jazz Productions Track listings: Misty Morning of the Carnival Friday the 13th Petite Fleur If I Should Lose You Round Midnight Teo Sweet and Lovely To Thelonious with Love Out and Out Blues My Romance Don't Blame Me

You´re gonna love that one. One of my favorite Tete discs.

What about Track 9? No blues lovers round here? Bessie? Billie? Helen Humes? Mmmmmmmmmmm, don´t go that way, guys!!! -_-