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On a quick scan, I know I hear Terry Callier and John Klemmer for sure, I think. "Casa Forte" is an interesting song. Widely covered when it was new(ish), but who plays it now?

#4 is definitely Turrentine.

79 is a long life!

I hope you mean Barron and not Barton! If so, enjoy!

As used here, yes.

I paid the minimal cost for the Wolgang's DL way back when. Who would have the rights to release it?

Cecil Taylor - piano; Bill Barron - tenor sax; Jimmy Lyons - alto sax; Henry Grimes - bass; Andrew Cyrille - drums This is a most worthy set.

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Anybody gotten BN phone covers yet?

Crow was a good writer when he stayed within his world and place. But he could certainly be smug, prissy, and vain about the accuracy of his judgements. Judge Bill Crow, his decisions are final. Not just him, but fellow ulcerateds like Phil Woods, Bob Brookmeyer....probably Gerry Mulligan on a bad day. Here's the deal for me = Tony Scott was indeed often annoying when he did his squiggly-diggly schtick, especially when he did it as a way to skirt over actually playing the changes. But sometimes he was good doing that. Not usually, but sometime. More importantly, at some point he stopped doing that (or at least got it under control). As much as I find his earlier work uneven (to put it mildly), I find his later work to be immensly pleasurable and satisfying. He evolved, simple as that. Assigning "motives" to it and shit like that seems to be typing the player regardless of the music. "It's Tony Scott, so no mattter what he plays, it's always going to be XYZ". And I'll call laziness on that one.

Yeah, I'd like to hear that!

This one is weak, physically weak. people chops are down and/or impaired. And nobody triumphs over it, they succumb to it.

Who's the rhythm section on that one? I'd love to hear it!

Or, more likely, the 60% that is lamer than this one. What's in there?

I would like to know what constitutes the 40%.

Bill Crow found it offensive and told the world he did. And now, here we are, obvious evolution dismissed per The Bill Crow Paradigm. Bill Crow, Influencer!!!

I know what it means, and I see nothing intrinsically bad about it.

"Performative"...yeah, whatever. People perform, they do. Onward.

Sounds like you're not going to like him no matter what, then.

It fits the song.

That's a good record.

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