Jazzmoose

Janet Wood Chrissie Snow Jack Tripper

Johnny Cash Johnny Paycheck Johnny Horton

To my ears, yesterday, what you describe was a good thing! In a way, this disc reminds me of an old-fashioned blowing / cutting session: a big group of horn players all trying to out-blow each other on consecutive solos. This album is sort of the european free improv version of Johnny Griffin's A Blowing Session. Definitely not what I always what I want to hear but, when I am in the mood for it, it really hits the spot. ← Same here; Tony's comment sounded like a positive review to me...

Jimmy Rushing Mark Walker Stanley Dance

No, but it's good exercise...

Tycho Brahe Copernicus Johannes Kepler

Okay, young man; now who's going to clean this coffee off of my monitor?

Whew! The little lock gives it away; it twern't me...

Either one of two things has occurred...I missed another catfight, or else I'm the guilty party and don't realize it. Break it to me gently, guys...

Wow...that was cool! Thanks to all involved!

YES!!!

New Jersey? Fer cryin' out loud, get outta there! That place is full of crazy Italians... ...nevermind....

Wow! Glad I clicked on this thread right now...

If anyone happens to go through Sunnyvale, California, there's a Togos (across from the Compact Disc Warehouse) that generally plays either jazz or blues...

I guess I'll skip that book; anyone who thinks the first (Michael Keaton) Batman film was aimed at the television show crowd must be a few bricks shy of a full load.

That's funny; I distinctly remember addressing an envelope to Ray Kowalski...

Maybe 'just about', but not all. If I sell it, it's because I don't want it.

Why not pass on both and try something new fer crying out loud. Jazz didn't end in the sixties, you know...

Jesse "The Body" Ventura Superstar Billy Graham George "The Animal" Steele

Let me be the first to say "NO to Moleman"...

So, just out of curiosity, how many major label executives read the posts at Organissimo.org anyway?

Yeah; I can't even remember the name of the place now, but I remember slowly realizing that Coltrane's The Night Has a Thousand Eyes was playing. I couldn't say another word until it finished. Sure brought a smile to my face...

Hey, it's good for her. This black eye? I dunno where I got it...

I'm a sharp reader, eh?

I'm sure those last two posts were very amusing. Damn youngsters...