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Garzone's kind of an "underground" player in a lot of ways. He consistently straddles the line between the Post-Trane "inside" school of harmony-based playing and outright free playing. His playing almost always gets to me in a way that few, if any, of those type players do. Don't know how much you'd be into it, MG, but there's a DIW side called Pink Inc. that's a trio of Garzone, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, & Alex Deutsch that's a really good "inside-out funk/fusion power trio" side.

Is it really a problem or is it just the way things have been since time began? As for Colbert, that was funny! If you can't laugh at yourself... Yes, that's the way it's always been. Thus "problem" instead of problem. As for Colbert, I've never found him funny. Ever. And if it turns out that he's really a Zorn-whoever fan, then I can buy into the whole "laughing at yourself" buisness. Otherwise, I'm not amused. But then again, I've never found him funny.

The reason most rock critics love Elvis Costello is that most rock critics look like Elvis Costello.

Colbert can go fuck himself. He's not funny, he's like Dennis Miller with one ball missing. The "problem" is a simple one - most people are unable to confront a reality beyond the end of their oen nose, and most people who are are unable to relate to those who can't. And neither are particularly willing to peacefully and lovingly coexist with the parallel universes that the other resides in.

Richard Carlson Herb Philbrick Phil Brito The Flying Burrito Brothers The Flying Nun The Daring Young Man On The Flying Trapeze

No, he connected "Red" to "Red". Oliver Twist Laurel & Hardy Mikki Shout

That's a pretty happy & healthy looking family you got goin' there dude. Congrats, and back atcha'!

BB&Q is a fine side. The one w/Oliver Nelson ain't. And I'm a big Oliver Nelson fan...

Unless he signed a really bad contract, Ferguson's death would be beyond their control. Maybe they plan on slightly altering the packaging with a sticker or something to reflect Maynard's recent passing?

Big Band & Quartet is live.

As have I, which is why I stareted a thread about him.

Solid State, at least two. Steve Potts is on the one I've got. "Groovy Mod" music for the most part, but Chico can make that shit work like few others.

Garxone! No wonder!

I've got it, it's great, exactly what you would expect/hope for out of that lineup, but frankly, I don't remember the mellotron. It's not prominent at all.

Well, the CD would have to have the fake ringwear to duplicate the LP cover, wouldn't it? This is different, even if it is the same thing. Kinda like making the punchline of an old joke the setup for a new one, and never telling the old one.

No, it's a new release. Carpe diem!

Never would have guessed Kenton. Nice! That's Dash, eh? Interesting. I've heard him on and off in various settings and timeframes, but not enough to pick him out. The 1955 date shoots my "pre-Lockjaw theory, but still, nice playing. I usually dig Defunkt, but wasn't too crazy at all about this one. Renato Geremia is a new name to me, but I very much liked what he(!) did on this one, save for the piano work. Most enlightening!

http://www.dustygroove.com/varfunkcd2.htm#415869 Yeahyeahyeah, I know the music. But whaddupwidda RINGWEAR? That's certainly a new twist!

The Hugh Beaumont Experience Clara Ward Barton Fink

Hall Overton Lee Underwood The Gambler

Jimmy Rushing Nino Tempo Lee Young

http://www.dustygroove.com/warehouscd5.htm#27270 I needed something to compliment my Dewey Phillips CD. So did I order this? Oh HELL yeah!

Do old coots prefer old cooters? And vice-versa? I tell you, that's what's wrong with America today! Coots, cooters, and while we're at it, cooties, getting all up in the wrong place at the wrong time. Make we wanna holler... Coot Gibson, where are you when we need you?