JSngry

No need to encourage the morning, it will be here soon enough, on its own time and at its own pace.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perception_Records 1 Jimmy Curtiss[1] J.C. Life 1969 2 Dizzy Gillespie The Real Thing 1969 3 J. J. Jackson J. J. Jackson's Dilemma 1970 4 The Albert The Albert 5 Floyd Westerman Custer Died for Your Sins 1970 6 James Moody Teachers 1970 9 The Albert 1970 13 Dizzy Gillespie Portrait of Jenny 1970 14 Floyd Westerman Indian Country 16 John Simson We Can Be Everything 18 Wanda Robinson Black Ivory 1971 19 Dizzy Gillespie, Bobby Hackett, Mary Lou Williams Giants 1971 20 Jon Bartel Bartel 1972 22 James Moody Heritage Hum 1971 23 Pendulum Pendulum 1972 24 Would Would 1972 25 Tom Sullivan If You Could See What I Hear 1972 27 The Eight Minutes An American Family 28 Fatback Band Let's Do It Again 1972 29 Astrud Gilberto Astrud Gilberto Now 1972 30 Johnny Hartman Today 1972 31 Shirley Horn Where Are You Going 1973 33 Steve Karliski Gotta Keep Movin' 1973 34 Larry Young Lawrence of Newark 1973 35 Jimmie Lunceford The Original... 1973 36 King Harvest Dancing in the Moonlight 1972 37 Wanda Robinson Me and a Friend 1973 39 J. J. Barnes Born Again 1973 40 Tyrone Washington Roots 1973 41 Johnny Hartman I've Been There 1973 43 The Fatback Band People Music 1973 45 Johnny Pate Brother on the Run (soundtrack) 1973 46 The Fatback Band Feel My Soul 1974

Miss Traci Deek - Chester's My Besters!!!

Even in classical reviews, which far too often resemble judges sheets at a UIL contest than they do any real engagement with the greater impact of a performance. Perhaps too much "music knowledge" and not enough musical knowledge? I get that it can be a fine line, but in a town with so much soulful music, there's a dispiriting lack of soulful awareness of same.

Boxcutter McGrew & The Odd Jobs - Tuesday Afternoon at The Broken Bottle Inn!!!

That's a drag. RIP.

The Kids Who Never Sleep - Please Feel Better Soon, Planet Earth!!!!

Food for thought.

and that's a VERY good/presented/curated/whatever set of performances...I bought it more out of obligation but had more than a little Jaco-phobia about it. Turns out to have been altogether unfounded. What's in here is top-shelf (or higher!!!). If anybody's still in the same boat, carpe diem!

It's a cycle, really. Should have been a two-record set, but the record company was looking to maximize profit in the wake of the hit single Why Did I Get There? which really got the whole thing going. Maybe some day all the records will be put together rightly.

Oh, ok. Get the drummer a Bud Light.

Yeah, you can smell the factory, BFD. AFAIC, if you don't know Ruth Brown, your knowledge of American music has a gap that should be filled. so why wait? Check out some Ruth Brown today!

How about a wine cooler?

That was a good band.

Gupi Allegrante (TV's "Uncle Popper" - 15 Songs About Hygiene For Kids Who Like To Get Dirty Side 1 is "Uncle Popper", but Side 2 is Gupi all the way.

I also recognize Dan Barrett, Rebecca Kilgore, Johnny Varro, and Brian Piper. Sounds like a very "mainstream" oriented thing. I like this: Will there be an opportunity to meet the Jazz musicians? You bet! In fact, they will be happy to autograph your program and, if you’re lucky, you might even have several of them sit at your table between sets! The atmosphere is open and friendly...conversations and photos between sets are highly encouraged. IF you're lucky...you can talk to the animals. AND take pictures of them!

Dare I say "dour"?

It is, a Japanese variant...and both seem to come through Interplay some how...bottom line, it was a Danish Radio broadcast. Interesting to hear Warne with such an aggressive drummer. Doesn't seem to bother him at all.

Kinda dark

The Tex Dunker Rainbow - Saddles Always Optional

Drat Pubb - Forgot to Stay