Holy Ghost

Looks like to me a baddass version of the Backstreet Boys of classical music.

My wife never knew who REM was, like wha?

Great set!

Still editing and playing stuff I haven't heard in awhile. (lols, I should edit me!)

Starting/continuing editing the paper from no reproach, but keep finding great company in music:

Enjoying the McLean Connoisseur days. Scooped 'em all up.

Have and love this set for over 40 years! Now playing:

Same for me.

"Woody Shaw Plays For Lovers" I'd buy it😎

Yep. Tremendous set for all the right reasons. Like Jack very much here too

👍 + 3!!!

You described exactly the show I saw last night. I went and got a beer during the "state of America, AI/Siri/robots" talk (apparently, I was the only one anticipating there would be no intermission, as I was the only one in line) and still had time to come back and listen to the rest of it. At times, he was actually pretty funny, for example, a couple came in a little a late, and while being shown their seats, Herbie said to them, "those seats are waiting for you" Another time, after the "overture" and I think Footprints/Actual Proof, etc., some folks were leaving their seats (maybe to go to the bathroom/get a beverage) and Herbie said, "Oh, you had enough?" Hysterical stuff. His energy was incredible, playing Rocket at the end of the concert, with the keytar, he was jamming and bouncing around with the bassist. Blanchard was in top form, and Jaylen played great, great show overall! Very glad to have seem him!

Big yes!

I'm sorry Peter, My fault. I did not express specifically what I meant by "roller-rink" organists. On Quebec's 45 sessions, it does have that hoaky "roller-rink" organ sound, but by no means, did I mean to include, group, catergorize or generalize other organists within that genre, such as Larry Young, Lonnie Smith, or John Patton, who don't sound roller-rink hoaky whatsoever! Just Edwin Swanston, Sir Charles Thompson, and Earl Van Dyke do! Hope that clarifies my postion more. HG Wow, something hooky-dinky going on here, thought I already posted this post. Anyway, I also believe Freddie Roach's sound is a little rolly-rinky as I juxtapose Freddie's sound to Larry Young's. Wow, what a contrast!

Peter, My fault. I did not express specifically what I meant by hoaky "roller-rink" organists. On Quebec's 45 sessions, it does have that hoaky "roller-rink" organ sound, but by no means, did I mean to include, group, catergorize or generalize other organists within the organ genre, such as Larry Young, Lonnie Smith, or John Patton, who don't sound like hoaky roller-rink organists whatsoever! Just Edwin Swanston, Sir Charles Thompson, and Earl Van Dyke do sound like hoaky roller-rink organists. My opinion, of course. Hope that clarifies my postion. HG

Reid Miles' crazy genius imagination. How did he stretch "The Rumproller" sleeve like that back in 1965 with no modern technology?