JSngry

If they sell it, they will build it..

Condé Montrose Nast Nasty Boys Nas

Devil is in the details...announcements without backend coordination are just so much Joe Henderson Mosaic.

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Iceberg Slim The Cold Crush Brothers The Five Stairsteps & Cubie

I have that CD, but have never seen the video...Jazz Icons, you say?

Helen O'Connell Tangerine Dream Joseph Orange

For what purpose (occupation?) are these hoses being bred? Asking because "Newest Addition" sounds like something you could put a bet on a the track. Hope that's not in any way an offensive question, btw. I am fond of horses, magnificent creatures, indeed, but I know next to nothing about the various reason for which they are bred.

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Filly Jo

Like other composers interested in post-stereo audio possibilities, Bob did "sound installations" with musics composed just for the installation. the multi-channel/surround thing was for him the only real way to experience music. I remember one day in Denton, we were listening to a Charles Lloyd record and he snuck up behind me and help up two LP jackets behind my ears. The record immediately took on another dimension (of course, we were both stoned as fuck, so...but still...) I jerked up and said wtf Bob, and he just grinned and said, see, this is what you're missing...at the time I though it was just Bob being Bob, mister ears, but now....yeah, surround, an immersive listening environment, not just an "audio" concept. But I don't want to hear it unless it was recorded that way. The intent.

Phil Ranelin.

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Michael Carvin?

Anything you want.

Farmer John John Phillip Sousa Little Peggy March

V.W. Scheich B.W. Stevenson Buckwheat Zydeco

Should have put this one in the recent SSB@CPAC thread (apologies if overly familiar) A pianist and singer are rehearsing "Autumn Leaves" for a concert and the pianist says: "OK. We will start in G minor and then on the third bar, modulate to B major and go into 5/4. When you get to the bridge, modulate back down to F# minor and alternate a 4/4 bar with a 7/4 bar. On the last A section go into double time and slowly modulate back to G minor." The singer says: "Wow, I don't think I can remember all of that." The pianist says: "Well, that's what you did last time."

Amazon truths where Discogs lies...

Jack Scott Jack Wilson Jackie Wilson

There was a "Women In Jazz"(?) series on A&E that McPartland hosted. I think the group mentioned here performed on it?

The Loud Minority The Vocal Majority Noisettes

YouTube? It's on You Tube?

This!