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PERFIDIA w/BG, DAVE TOUGH, HELEN FORREST 1.28.41 All extant versions of PERFIDIA - issued take is last 1/28/41 Alec Fila, Jimmy Maxwell, Cootie Williams, Irving Goodman (tp) Lou McGarity, Cutty Cutshall (tb) Benny Goodman (cl) Skippy Martin, Gus Bivona, Bob Snyder (as) Georgie Auld, Jack Henderson (ts) Teddy Wilson (p) Mike Bryan (g) Artie Bernstein (b) Dave Tough (d) Helen Forrest (vcl)

It reminds me of a Coasters record, Everly-style. NP: https://www.mixcloud.com/rostasi/random-radio-003-one-million-bones/ Random Radio 003: One Million Bones Faizal Ddamba Mostrixx - Baganda-Lullaby Othman Al Shafe’ei - Alat Fanni (My Musical Instrument) Peder Mannerfelt - Chief Karumi's Dance Nganga - Senene Mingi Bassekou Kouyate - Jama ko Toumani Diabaté - Kadiatou Faizal Ddamba Mostrixx - Ancestral Match Rokia Traoré - Laidu Ennanga Vision - Otim's War Ennanga Vision - All This Blue Betina Quest - Mama Africa Pt. 2 Bi Kidudé - Bomwanzaini Wa Mahaba Mbongwana Star - Malukayi Sanaa Kariakoo - Kunguwia Tinariwen - Hayati Bonga - Mona Ki Ngi Xica de Malo - Towuti Brazza Toye Kisasa Salum Abdallah & Cuban Marimba - Naumiya Amadou Balaké - Yéllé Makonde Kawe Group - Sobe Tunakutuma Ross Alexander - Boda Got No Radio Peder Mannerfelt - Mambuti Pigmy Flutes Susso - Ansumana Ikhvani Safaa Musical Club - Ving'aravyo Culture Musical Club of Zanzibar - Ni Yeye Riddlore - Afro Sample Toumani Diabaté - Bagadaji Sirifoula Super Mazembe - Nabimaka Te (Remix) Atomic Jazz Band - Salamu Zako Nimezipata Imarhan - Imarhan Peder Mannerfelt - Bahuto Chant & Dances 1 Zaire Soundscape - Conkouati Tinariwen - Nànnuflày William Onyeabor - Why Go to War Liengo - Tembe Na Tembe Auntie Flo - The Soniferous Garden (Radio Edit) de Wayon - Mabele Yo Okanisaka Roberto Fonseca - Bibisa Ikhwani Safaa Musical Club - Hofu Yako Iondoe Faizal Ddamba Mostrixx - Nyamalaka Yamalakulya Peder Mannerfelt - Bahuto Chant & Dances 2 International Orchestra Safari Sound - Homa Imenizidia Orchestre Maquis Original - Angeluu Ali Farka Touré - Heygana Fataki Camille - Caroline Yasseen Mohamed - Ni Wewe Nyati - Muheme Yasseen Mohamed - Moyo Lia Lia

One way or another, get that Dizzy Reece side. That's the one that's got real full-bodied flavor and aroma,

I'm not a car guy (except that I'll only drive a car, not a truck or an SUV, although I did drive an 18 wheeler 100 or so yards in an empty field once), but I did to a road trip from Dallas to Corpus in the back seat of a Murano and have never been so uncomfortable in my life. We almost bought a CR-V off a friend until Brenda drove it and liked the high elevation less and less the longer she drove. I was glad I didn't have to exercise veto power, becuase I looked at the size of the tires on that thing, did a little mental pricing, and figured fuck that, that's too much for tires. Smaller and wirier might be happening in this class, but hopefully we're bought our last cars, an Accord with 70K and an Avalon w/only 60K. Knock on wood, they'll last us for the duration.

Wow...I've got most of Rahaan's output, including this one, but that might be the album I listen to least, and not for any really good reason. No matter, shame on me for not at least recognizing the player.

Bob Dorough actually died in 1959, shot by Palladin: also w/James Coburn & Stother Martin.

I don't need it (not really), nor do I really want it, but it is CD, and there's enough of those dates i'd like to have in portable form and won't be energetic enough to burn, so fuck it, i ordered it too.

You mean like the Murano? I guess people like those, ther's enough of them out there, but I like sitting lower to the ground, not higher. The higher up I sit, the less connected to the road I feel. Judging by the way a lot of those things are driven in traffic, perhaps that's the idea, to make your car your own isolated kingdom, above everybody else. Just what we need, more of that...

What is it with photographers and getting subjects to rest/"rest" their heads on their hand(s)? Was that just a fad for a while? I guess it's supposed to make people look "thoughtful"or something, but, really? Between that and crossed legs....

Looks like we're having a Milford Graves resurgence! Not that there was ever a real surge to begin with, but still...talk about a guy whose math is right, geez, this is such a guy, indeed.

Po Carnegie Hall!

Art Taylor in Full Beast Mode here, with borderline Max-ness at all times. We like that here.

Let's talk about all the high-profile (in the height sense) trucks and SUVs that are everywhere. At what point do we address the parking lot dangers that come with mixing bigass vehicles and normal (or are they now abnormal?) cars, where you can't back out of a parking space without silently squealing because you can't see shit on either side? Or the longer than life trucks that extend inches over the fire line even after being fully pulled up to the curb? People can drive what they like, that's the beauty of USA INC. but danger lurks in an outdated parking paradigm.

Not just FRISKY, but FRISKY LIKE A MO'!!!!! A higher level of FRISKY, the highest allowed by US law, but remember, this is an EU issue, so I don't know what their allowances are or are not. But, yes. Proof once again that Lockjaw Davis WILL slit your throat and drink your blood and that Johnny Griffin will sit there and laugh his ass off while he does. Film when the Amazon gets it to you.

FRISKY LIKE A MO'!!!!!

Fight back with Funkentelechy!

Hellagood piano player, sometime referenced as "Brown" instead of "Bown".

What? No mention of the Bert Kaempfert gig?

If somebody tells me that they're maximizing the potential of a medium, hey, ok, that's possible. Discover new potential in a medium, sure, I mean from Benjamin Franklin to Michael Jordan, that's a lot of potential in the human body unleashed and evolved. But when they say shit like outperforms the medium, sorry, no, that's not possible, if you're going to outperform the medium, you'll need to invent a newer medium. You can't just do the same old shit and call it different. What are they doing, anyway, quieter than air, they're not adding more music, are they taking away silence to make it even more silencier, say what, how would that work?

Posting this as a public service for the kids whose cable never got the Colpix Network.

Not sure of the extent of his total involvement, but he's got some credits from the first album on (there were just three initially), arranger, producer, etc. usually in tandem with Scharf. This was on the first album, but I don't see full production credits until the second. This was also on that record, no Dorough in site credit-wise, but I've always had a soft spot for it, just too damn cute to be really good, but as far as cute goes, this is the real deal.

I will say Happy Birthday, and may the ongoing realization of the futility of fighting time provide the necessary liberation to more fully enjoy it!

Flute, no. But he was old-school in the sense of playing clarinet first, an old tact. And I loved how when they made that Jazz Mission To Moscow album, he made it a point to play clarinet, sort of a post-mortem shot at Benny. I avoided the Greek album for a long time, thinking it was going to be some pseudo-Zorba schlock. Finally got around to it and was very pleasantly surprised by the lack of gimmick. Also thought that the basic "hotness" of the Greek music was good for Woods, he played very nicely on that one, imo. Not sure what inspired that album, though, just heard a blogged version of it, never saw any liner notes. But, back in those days, anyway, if you lived in and around NYC and played gigs there was ample opportunity for the various immigrant populations to have their things being amply giggable, which means that people get to know other people, and you what happens once that starts happening! FUSION!!!