JSngry

Out of nowhere and apropos of nothing else in particular...

Lew Burdette Bobby Few Stew Johnson

Lest I forget - we had the delightful opportunity to engage in a lunchilicious afternoon with Mark Stryker and his delightful wife Candace. Great hang, culminating in a preview of Mark's documentary about Detroit, Jazz, and Detroit Jazz. It's a very moving tale and is told with all the gravitas it is due. A major plus - virtually all the talking heads are Detroiters, speaking to and about the meaningful interactions between the music and the community, and not glibly either. This is a righteous piece of work

Westbrook Pegler Peg Leg Pete Curtis Peagler

When we get back...but right now, the total gasses in terms of just being a non-critical jazz listener and just hanging out in the city to hear some jams were Chief Adjuah and, believe it or not. Ghost-Note. But most shows we heard were very strong or better. That shit was solid and hit hard on all points. Aimed at different points, sure. But hitting hard in both cases. The one real disappointment was Joshua Redman, whose presentation would have been wonderful if he had just laid out, or at least lost the top octave of his horn. Or at least find other ways of getting to it. Imaginative arrangements sabotaged by tenor playing that always started fine and then flipped to autopilot. If I had paid money, I would have been pissed. That sounds harsh, but hey. More to come in a few days, but as it was last year, a totally groovy time, and well run to boot. Definitely worth a trip, either physically or virtually. And it's all free!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

The master of mooing soulfulness.

Smooth jazz.

Swamp Dogg Pogo Possum O.F. Mossberg & Sons

Adam West Johny Quest Pete Best

Just keep the flow to the best of your ability...

Just play along and follow the bouncing ball.'.'.'. Barry Goldwater Horace Silver Jay Silverheels

Good! I like that album. Of course it's a lot of bullshit, but it's funny as hell today. Never to go to war again...Never to go to war again...Never to go to war again...Never to go to war again...Never to go to war again... ROTFLMFAO just thinking about it!

Jack Lord Steve McGarrett Stoney Burke

Aren't they all dead now?

Lalo Rodriguez Ivan Rodriguez Pudge Fisk

Karen Krog Richard Chamberlain Herb Alpert

Bert Berns Bernie Sanders Sandy Koufax

Dorby Frawnt - Treetop Lovers

Clint Longley Blaine Nye Christian Nyby

Reese (and the Smooth Ones) Neville Brand Brandy Norwood

Nope. As part of the "20th Century" medley on Side 1 of The Best Goes On, done pretty much totally straight.

Thunderclap Newman Michael Richards George Michaels

I first heard it done by Vanilla Fudge.

Mungo Jerry George Gershwin Eddie Cochran