king ubu

I am not DEEP, man, careful!

One of my favourite Shaw recordings! ubu

Give me a few days... big reorganizing being done here, not only as far as CDs are concerned... bug me about it on the weekend, please, and I'll check - hope I didn't say anything wrong, brownie (on the other hand, that would spare you a few eurozlotys...)! ubu

Well, don't anyone call me lazy... I just checked the Miles Trees Website, and saw that except for items 1) and 2) of the list above, all has been part of a '67 Europe tree. Anyone willing to share? ubu

Has this music been part of a tree? Or has it come out on bootleg cds? Heard nothing of that band live (well, except for the Plugged Nickel, but that's pretty early in the game). ubu

Sounds cool, brownie! Just dropped a mail

For me, there's none I never visit, but I hardly ever post in the adio or the musician's corner. Seldom in politics, but it does happen... ubu

I can't compare the music on this 2CD set with the later and more famous Criss dates, as I haven't explored them yet, but I'd definitely get it! Lots of beautiful music! And there's a few very nice guest spots by the late Barney Kessel, too. ubu

Maybe because they aren't easy to find? Love them, too! Just in case someone looks for this one: It can still be found on Amazon France. This was my very first Wilen disc, after I'd heard him on the "Ascenseur pour l'echafaud" soundtrack, and I still like it a lot! ubu

Well, that's what it's all about: passing time... B)

Thanks for sharing, Lon! ubu

Got that one recently, I think it was from CDConnection. Should be around... Here it is! (althouth you might want to get it at a cheaper prize...) Some of the tracks on that CD are not even on that Prez live box! ubu

I guess you're correct about Berlusconi/Bossi/Fini etc! However, we just need a large bag, made of thick strong material, catch them all, put them in the bag, and close the bag so noone will be able to open it again. Sure there will come others, if the first few are in that bag, but we'll have another bag ready for the next generation And now we cut it! It gets political indeed! Best we agree on a post-moratorium in this thread until your Mosaic finally arrives... ubu

Why that gentleman is as nice as Messrs. Haider, Berlusconi, Le Pen, Möllemann (r.i.p.), Fortuyn (sp? r.i.p.)and a few others - I would see NOTHING political about that! Populism has nothing common with politics, populism is for the people, politics not, right?

i wonder what a soprano saw might be!

This here is the same stuff, I think (although the site I took it from says not):

Just for fun, here's the cover of the Ozone LP with the February '62 recordings: ubu

Funny Rat is an equal opportunity thread. I have to admit, I have never listened to Jelly Roll. does he sound like Herr Broetzmann? Well, I got his RCA 5CD set when it hit the running low list on the Trueblue site. I think it's still there, if not, it has been there for years - I got mine years ago... and haven't listened yet through it all. That Classics I got for 5$ at a used shop, but it's new. Had to go for it. There's some funny kazoo, and - more important - some pretty cool solo piano sides, of course all in awful sound, but very interesting, and often rhythmically daring, to say the least! Now listening to the Rivers LP "Streams" (not mine, hélas!) ubu

One more, same site (source) ubu

I have no idea. I found it on the net without any information. http://www.jazzvisionsphotos.com/contact/rahsaan.htm Photo is taken by Michael Wilderman, but not dated. That japanese site mentions the photographer, too. Here's another one, undated: (source) And one more: (source) ubu

Listening now to: Jelly Roll Morton Classics 1923-1924 oooooops, wrong thread

I wouldn't give too much on these Newsound releases! I've got a Miles disc, and it has one track, "Mr. Lucky", listed as being from the fall '60 European tour (with Stitt, Kelly, Chambers, Cobb), but once it starts, there's a baritone sax and no tenor, and you soon suspect that this is the Donald Byrd/Pepper Adams band (no proof, however). The "Live in Seattle" set is incredible, in my opinion! Love every minute of it (but ought to spin it far more often)! And definitively get the CD, as it has lots of material not on the LP set. ubu

Kirk in Cologne, © Karlheinz Klüter, http://www.jazzphotography.us Nice thread, Evan! (uh, sorry, Bright Moments! Here's the "Bright Moments Thread" - why not rename it?) ubu

Kirk in Cologne, © Karlheinz Klüter, http://www.jazzphotography.us

Kirk in Cologne, © Karlheinz Klüter, http://www.jazzphotography.us