chris olivarez

Has been today but patience is a virtue blah blah blah etc. etc.

I wonder how many prominent jazz musicians who are around today smoke?

I tried replying to this once and it sort of took an "I don't think so stance". Second time around it was ok. It seems to be running between normal and Norah Jones first cd tempo. You just have to hang with the bad boy right now.

Welcome Philly.

That was the one I used to have thanks couw-you're the man!!!!

Right on to what JSangrey said and thanks for the heads up on this one.

Jazzmoose,Jazzmoose.

Yeah that's the ticket.

Thanks for the tip Claude.

Well maybe Lon can post the covers online. As for the horizon albums maybe they'll show up on reissue one of these days I hope! I hope! I hope!.

I would have loved to hear what Churchill taught the parrot to say about that opposing member of parliment.

...followed by the obligatory "you fucking Nazi bastard!" But of course.

Would there be anyway you could display the two covers here?

B Frank- I saw the Crazy World Of Arthur Brown along with the Fraternity Of Man in concert-now there was a show!!! Brown would do costume changes during the show and while he was offstage-Vincent Crane on the B3, Carl Palmer on drums and the bassist whose name escapes me would play and they absolutely wailed!!!Arthur Brown was a pretty strange cat even then but in a cool way. I had the album at one time-it didn't do justice to the live show-but I'm still sorry I no longer have it. I just thought of another album that I have that makes me glad I have access to a turntable Johnny Otis-"Cutting Up".

Agreed. The web site really blows.

Another reality show-oh boy.

His playing on "Agharta" is out of this world. I'm certain I had an album by him that was on the Atlantic album.

Thanks Chris. That had to be a total exercise in fear.

I can just hear it saying "No I don't want a fucking cracker".

After the dynamic performance at Woodstock Sly developed a reputation for keeping his audiences waiting for a very long time before he and the Stoned Family would hit the stage. I was in one of those audiences in Phoenix. We were made to wait at least several hours past the scheduled start time and when Sly hit the stage he and the group basically "phoned in" the performance. After that my attitude towards Sly was one of Fuck You Motherfucker and I never bought "There's A Riot Going On'' but after the glowing recommendations here I will reconsider that stance.

Works for me.

Just curious but when you were heading back in 1944 where were you heading back to?

It's been my experience-er ahem! that the police will generally cite you on the spot and hopefully that will be one less nasty surprise. I will clarify something I omitted-I hope the other driver will not try to screw you over. I hope your chilling out this evening.

Thanks Jazzbo.

What Bossa box set is that Jazzbo?