JSngry

I had a college buddy who had this one,,,heard it once or twice, dug it. The jam is definitely the highlight, but the biggest surprise was the version of "April In Paris", an alternate take with a different Thad solo...the original (although somebody told me that this version was actually recorded prior to the hit, not sure if I believe that or not...) is so deeply ingrained in my jazz consciousness that to hear the same voice saying totally different things in the same context (same arrangement, same tempo, same players, even sounds like the same studio...) is just a bit of a start the first few times.

Featuring "The Lord's Prayer"!!!

The cat always struck me as Charlie Finley w/o the soul.

I wish him luck!

Well, I guess now we gotta rewrite the whole history of jazz! Not like there's anything else to do with it....

This guy looks like Elvis. Was Elvis Jewish?

Ronnie Dyson Clay Tyson My Three Sons

Or if you bring the singer on, The Slacks Optional All-Star Show & Revue. People like revues, it's value for the money.

Mr. Moonlight Mr. Roberts Ensign Pulver

Bertha Butt Betty Butt Bathsheba Butt

How about Charlie Byrd? That's a bigass bird! BRRRrrrrrrrrr.....SCARY!

Freddie, Eddie Daniels, Roland Hanna, Richard Davis, Louis Hayes

Slacks Optional

My first Lester: Jesse Drakes, Kenny Drew, Aaron Bell and Jo Jones

That's a particularly good one!

Now everybody can be happy.

Fletcher Henderson Daniel Castoria http://www.castoriarealestate.com/index.cfm?page=about Nicolas Slonimsky

All of the above. This was supposed to have been a poll. All the answers, especially the correct ones, are Lydia. Bottom line - unless you live for drama and not music, Lydia renders Joplin wholly unnecessary. Game over, thanks for playing!

You're right. It was released in 1965.

Musically & socially, Sir Paul seems to be missing a pair. Smoking too much dope for too long has that effect on a lot of people....

Is it fixed now?

Kenny Burrell Richard Davis Roy Haynes Richard Wyands Martin Rivera Oliver Jackson. Hank Jones Milt Hinton Elvin Jones Richard Evans

Did I miss this one? Me too :unsure: An understandable, but only-partially (if mostly) accurate perception. However, I think it sounds more like somebody who smoked too much dope and got too complacent about life in general.

Amazing how many jazz players lack it as well...