chris olivarez

I'm going to play devils advocate.They might possibly not be aware of this boards existence though I do find that hard to believe. Why would they slight us is it because of that Larry Young brouhaha? What they could be guilty of is not doing their homework or they could be guilty of some incredibly stupid high school shit. At any rate every time I log on it seems like organissimo is adding on new members and having new unknown parties checking out the site. So what I'm saying is let's worry about our own buisness and let Blue Note stew in their own juices.

Is he still doing anything with Irakere?

Wow- that sounds good. Where did you hear about it, Chris? Any idea what year it's from, or what songs were on it? Jim it was on the Claus Ogerman box set "The Man Behind The Music". It was recorded in 1977 and featured players that made a lot of Ogerman sessions Michael Brecker,Joe Farrell,Nana,Joao Palma etc. Ogerman was quoted as saying that the track came from an album session that unfortunately and for various reasons was never released. Ogerman went on to say that he played it for Jobim who loved it and wrote the most enthusiastic liner notes for it. Ogerman said that Joyce can only be described as a genius. The support that Joyce had from Ogerman and Jobim speaks volumes does'nt it. The song that made the Ogerman box is called "Timelessly" and I can't get it out of my head.

Unlike Dan I know nothing about Florida so this is just a matter of curiosity. What about the club scene near the University of Florida or is too far,too weird or too whatever?

The # @ % * have a session by Joyce that was arranged by Claus Ogerman and never released.

I saw Kenny years ago and he sang "Just a Lucky So and So". The music needed singing and Burrell did just fine.

Any info as to what kind of sonic upgrade there will be and is there any bonus material?

Even though I voted no I would say keep your current avatar until you're ready for a change and do keep it handy if and when you decide to change.It's a way cool avatar.

Jazzmoose,Jazzmoose.

30,000 posts on this board now that's a knockout.Good night.

Definitely a rematch.

Drum roll.

My first sports bet was Ali-Foreman.It was a case of Heineken and I went with Muhammad.I got fairly swacked.

Bluesman Mem Shannon recorded a song "SUV" that said it all.

A commercial cut years ago by Pioneer stereo that featured Sonny Rollins was the coolest commercial.

I'd like to know that too.I understand that being a Jazz musician or a Jazz lover was not conducive to long term survival pospects in Nazi Germany.

Either "Search For the New Land" or his killer solo on "Locomotion" from the "Blue Train" album.

Well Custer had a lot of damn Gall but I also heard that Rain In The Face and Joseph White Bull cut Custer's military career short.

The woman didn't lack for self confidence.

b3-er do you have any recourse through your state attorney general.Most if not all of the ag's have consumer fraud divisions. However you handle it good luck and sic em.

I saw him years ago when he was working with Dizzy Gillespie and I remember being very impressed.Next time Dizzy came around Rodney wasn't with him because he wanted more money and that resulted in a parting of ways. Thanks for reminding me about Rodney.I'll have to check out his cd's sometime.

Due process.

Alice Coltrane on Impulse,Pharoah Sanders "Jewels of Thought" and "Let Us Go Into the House of the Lord" also on Impulse and Leon Thomas's performance of "the Creator Has a Master Plan".

Britney you're a naughty little girl-a henh!!!