JSngry

Lola?

It's not a jazz musician, is it...

Looking at that enlarged signature, I think I see a "J", a "square" "O", and then an "H" using the side of the "O". May or may not be an "E" built in there, to fuzzy to tell. But I'm going to guess Joe Henderson.

Here's the signature at 3X. Go for it.

George Shearing!

HErbie Hancock?

Pee Wee Russell?

Good to see ya!

Let's play NOW!

It's an "appreciaton" of jazz rather than a feeling for it (or at least that's what the words reflect, I'd not venture to guess what he REALLY feels about this or anything else...), and a very neat, PC, "summation" of the music as a quantity, rather than as a living organism. Summations are much easier to "handle" than are organisms.

I don't understan why nobody's thought to put an airplane on the back of the nickel.

So, are digging SOUL ON TOP?

You could well be right, Lon, but let's be optimistic and hope that they released that disc as a sort of tie-in to the Zawinul bio.

I liked the original photo better. Can we have a repeat?

Talk aboutcher Happy Meal!

No doubt. I can relate. But the REST of the album KICKS!

I think that Brian Wilson and Marvin Gaye have a lot in common.

Which leads me to ask - do people who purge defecate? I honestly don't know.

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Unless you yourself are Jewish and are offended by this greeting... Never mind.

Dude, don't be surprised. When all things Marsalis ruled at Columbia in the 80s, I remember reading an interview w/Branford about how he and Delfayo were checking out old studio logs, band setups, talking to all the old engineers they could find about mikes and mike placement, EVERYTHING about how the shit got recorded back then. I got the impression that he was taking it all seriously, not just playing games with it. Probably another aspect of the "craftsman" in him, which is what I think he really is, and I mean absolutely no disrespect in saying that. It's honest work and it's hard work. Gotta respect that.

Music by Victor Schertzinger Lyrics by Johnny Mercer I remember you You're the one who made my dreams come true A few kisses ago I remember you You're the one who said "I love you, too" Yes, I do, didn't you know? [bRIDGE] I remember, too, a distant bell and stars that fell Like the rain out of the blue When my life is through And the angels ask me to recall The thrill of it all Then I will tell them I remember you

Hell, book the studio!

I get a fair share of KNTU over the course of a week, and I'm sure I'll hear more of it over the next few weeks. I'll keep my ears open for sure. The one cut kinda touched me with it's dignity.