Thinking of "Night Music" prompted a quick Google and happened upon davidsanborn.com - what I did not know was that Sanborn was given an alto as rehabilitaion for Polio which he contracted at age 3. I'll be using that tidbit at my next cocktail party.
Hearty thumbs up for this one. Saw it yesterday with my daughter and it is rife with some great adult humor and fantastic animation. Park really hits it out on this one.
Sadly this news broke this morning. Aardman's "were-house" in Bristol was destroyed by fire.
CNN
BBC
So run and catch this one if just to put some good kharma the artist's way.
Regretfully I only received eight. One I suspect was just there for packing and was warped from the rain. Of the other seven I rolled one and put it in a Moretti bottle and cast it off the dock toward Nova Scotia. Another I screwed onto my weedwacker. The balance were used to catch a 32 inch Blue Fish. It took four casts but finally was able to land that behemouth. Not saying that taste in tunes equates chum but ... I have smothered that baby in mayo and red onion and he will be posting answers after dinner.
The last disc was skipped into the stream of consciousness.
No, he's not happy but he's not that unhappy yet either. We've come back twice in four years from this very same situation ... so don't count us out yet.
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I don't want to count us out either. My emotions during that fifth inning Wednesday woke the kids and made the dog incontinent. Sure the Beaners came back but if I recall correctly they had a pitcher that is sitting it out in the DR with a banana daquiri right about now.
I don't know ... exploding Louis Vitton satchels at airports won't fly.
... but that python might be responsible for all them shaving signs down there.
You know, that was my first thought, actually;
Me three, but that was late eighties so ...
I think this one has to be in that Sanborn / Brecker schtilo.
But I'll go with "Black Gilrls" by the Violent Femmes to block.
I think that period of Grover is essential to hear the concepts of his post Prestige phase, esp FSG & MM. Certainly not as smooth as he would get, and maybe not smooth at all to me, - great grooves abound inside those Kudus.
This might be a nice album for some (photoshopper of the cover art should be taken out back). Very accessible and that might rub folks the wrong way just out of irony. Eriko Yamamoto on piano is extremely talented, themes are a nice change of pace from the heady stuff. Kind of an odd duck for Thirsty Ear, being similar to Taborn's 'Light Made Lighter' - not nearly as Windham Hilly as Shipp's 'Pastoral Composure'.
I still love 'Equilibrium' bestest.