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Glenn Gould - Schoenberg: Piano Works

Arnold Schoenberg, Paul Jacobs – Piano Music .

I want. .

Yamashita Kazuhito - Bach Sonatas and Partitas John Williams - Bach: The Four Lute Suites

Some things I was checkin' out...SLEEP is 10 hours of music, third time I listened to it. listening to March 19-25, 2016

I was just thrilled to hear him playing again, even it the material was spotty, It would have been amazing if his band sounded more like David Torn's Cloud About Mercury or King Crimson. .

Adam Holzman Optimistic evocations by Anil Prasad On Miles: "We explored a lot of pop songs that never saw the light of day. Everyone knows about Cyndi Lauper’s “Time After Time” and Michael Jackson’s “Human Nature,”..... He also really liked “Owner of a Lonely Heart” by Yes. " His Dad is Jac Holzman, founder of Elektra and Nonesuch.

I like that album. ELP sorta petered out in the late 70s, but this is one thing Emerson did post-ELP that I really liked. I saw this band!

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Dave Stewart (Egg, Hatfield and the North, National Health, Bill Bruford) on Keith Emerson .

girlfriend Mari Kawaguchi: ELP star Keith Emerson 'shot himself because he could no longer perform perfectly for his fans' Bandmate: I feared for ELP star Keith "Greg Lake, whose Emerson, Lake & Palmer bandmate Keith Emerson was found dead on Friday evening, said last night that he had feared for the keyboard-player’s state of mind for many years." .

The assholes at the NY Times show Keith Emerson's obit in the obits, but not in the music section.

I never knew that was on 45! This is the kind of shit people should be listening to while they're getting blasted at the bar. My post from the Book of Faces last night when I finally got home: I'm just shocked as anyone else to hear of Keith Emerson's passing. His music was part of my teenage years, lying between the stereo speakers in the middle of the band listening to The Barbarian, Trilogy, Tarkus, Brain Salad Surgery, Knife Edge. Keith had the most amazing sounding keyboards and the heaviest compositions. I heard my hero play twice.* Once with ELP on the Works tour in Princeton after they dropped the orchestra and about 10 years ago at the Starland Ballroom in Sayreville with his band. Rest easy Keith Emerson, your suffering is over. * edit: Emerson, Lake and Powell too. * edit: make that four times, I caught the Black Moon tour at the Garden State Arts Center.

AAJ: Larry Young: In Paris: The ORTF Recordings

gosh, he didn't know any better!

Wikipedia: "In March 1978 he checked into the hospital for stomach pains. He died there on March 30, 1978, while being treated for what is said to be pneumonia. However, the actual cause of his death is unclear."

I'm searching on the net and I can't find the cemetery where Larry is buried. Things like findagrave are not working. edit: It's as if the details have been removed from the internet, including this thread. It's OK, I figured it out. .

yikes!

New Yorker: MARCH 8, 2016 Larry Young’s Self-Questioning Jazz By Richard Brody .

Oregon Berliner Jazztage, November 2, 1980 Ralph Towner - classical and 12-string guitars, piano Collin Walcott - percussion, sitar Paul McCandless - reeds Glenn Moore - double bass 00:00 - Cloud Dance (Walcott) / (improvisation) (Oregon) 11:17 - Waterwheel (Towner) 22:49 - Beneath An Evening Sky (Towner) 30:38 - Vessel (Towner)

Mahavishnu too.

nice list.

He produced Jeff Beck, Paul Winter (with Ralph Towner) too.

I've heard the album. It's OK. I don't see any point in spilling any hate on it. I should check it out again, soon. NY Times article seemed OK too. It's good for jazz, Hopefully some people will get a start there and move on to more interesting stuff.

I noticed a bit where he was strumming away like Pat Metheny, sort of a New Chautauqua thing.