7/4

I'd rather just chill out and dig shit.

You must be asking a question in the wrong thread.

She should stick to cooking, she'd never make it as a hand model. Funny you should say that. A few years ago, when Nigella first began making a splash in the U.S., I showed a picture of her to a colleague of mine in the wine business. I told him how hot I thought she was. "Yeah, but look at her hands," he said. I did, and they were the hands of a woman of her age. I have to say, I hadn't noticed her hands before then, given the, er, um, rest of her. I think I could deal with the hands... To each his own. Yes, but they look like wooden spoons and are missing thumbs...

I thought it was an interesting article.

She should stick to cooking, she'd never make it as a hand model.

Way cool, I'll try to catch him sometime. I've never heard of him.

Yeah, it's cold and getting colder in the NYC area.

I've been slowly easing into getting familiar with Bill Evans and it took me about 17 years. I'll check it out.

Sounds like something I should buy.

I'm crazy about all that DeJohnette on ECM!

blame it on Norah Jones.

http://davidtorn.net/

Let's see how much sleep I get tonight and how I feel on Friday. I'd really like to go. It'd be great to finally meet you (and see if you really exist ). Life would be a hell of a lot easier if I didn't exist.

Ain't gonna make it. Too much work to do today. Pisses me off.

but he left in such a classy way. RIP.

Let's see how much sleep I get tonight and how I feel on Friday. I'd really like to go.

If you are referring to the duo disc on Rastascan, it's a good one. There aren't a lot of Braxton duo discs with percussionists out there. Still, I could name you 50 other Braxton discs I'd snap up first. Go wild here.

Then you have no reason to be here. Go fuck yourself.

sounds like I tuned in for just the right moment.

Happy Birthday Don!

That stuff is at once jive and hip. Studio-funk-fusion, but not without some musical thinking and creativity going into it along the way. Very much of its time in terms of the new generation of jazz-players-entering-the-pop/studio-world, and definitely NY-ish in outlook. I'll put it this way - if you never hear it, no biggie. But if you do, you'll likely find some things here and there that pique your interest. That's what I thought. I must have heard something to get that impression. I know I heard the Zappa in NY album and Double Double You by Kenny Wheeler.

I like the Impulse albums with Pat Metheny & 80/81. I'm totally unfamiliar with the Brecker Bros. material. This is the Michael Brecker I know and will miss.