Joe G

Seriously, at a recent rehearsal they sat her down just like that, and out came this very interesting chord voicing! Then she held down a series of chord clusters, to which Randy and I played along freely with. Sounded like some lost late-60's Larry Young or something. B-)

I thought this thread was about to die!

Musicboy!

I like this weather, too. The deep snow is beautiful. I filled up the birdfeeder out back, went around to the front of the house with the seed bag, and came back to see a bright red cardinal already perched there. I just hope this sticks around for a few weeks, instead of melting in a few days like the last snow we had.

I remember a story in the local paper about a trumpeter (I don't know who - maybe Louis Smith?) who was cutting an older player while Coltrane happened to be in the audience. After the set, the guy greeted Trane, who said, "It ain't about making people look bad. It's about loving everybody." That was the gist of it, anyway.

A guy with a plow just did most of my driveway for $10. Well worth it - I think I might have perished otherwise.

Not WTF. WWE, formerly WWF. My bad.

Oh my God, Sangrey. WTF is up with that guy!?!? I'd pay $15 at this point! I live on a main 3 lane artery, and the snowplows really did a number on the end of my drive. Ugh.

We got socked pretty good. Jim and I had a horrible drive home from the gig. Took us about 1 1/2 hours to get to Sagautuck, and about 3 to get back. Partly due to a navigational error, but mostly due to incredibly bad and dangerous driving conditions. I was seriously considering what our survival options were if we ended up in the median! On the upside, maybe I'll get to do some skiing finally!

It was moved to the "Re-issues" forum.

Personal-historical footnote: this was the album that introduced me to the whole organ trio thang (Many thanks to Steve Frarey for that!)

I got it from Doug and passed it onto you. Quote ll from b3-er I don't just think that; I KNOW it!

Tell us a story Uncle Chuck!

That's the wise, reasoned version of what I was trying to say.

Well, it only takes your whole life to learn this music!

I enjoyed the hell out of it!

F**k yes. Same with Ciconia.

No, I don't believe there was any mention of Pat Metheny, probably the most popular jazz guitarist in the world (among other things). But then again, where any guitarists mentioned in that series?

It's a tough crowd in here.

A patron at a hick bar Jim and I once played at (with The Pillar of Flame on drums - pre randissimo) demanded that we "play a song with words!" Another time we were playing a Christmas party in a restaurant, sans drummer, and a woman (probably a glass or two past her limit) came up and said, "when are you going to play some real music?" "You know (shakes her hips)--dancin' music!" When are you going to play some real music... I can't think of a more inappropriate question to ask a musician!

Black Market

Um... NOW would be my guess.

I guess it was such a hard left that he eventually came around facing right. Or something like that.

Talk about a hard left!

Are the catalogues of both sites pretty much identical?