chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez

a lot of jazz was put on the track- i have a box full of em

how did trane end up on the W. Coast then anyway, touring w/ a band, on way back from army? what?

then its settled

keep 'em comming Dan- a few board members and I have been collaborating by PM-ing for a while lately to help compile a thread called "Dan Gould All-Star Jams" where we will compile a quote list of your top 20 freakouts, from a wide range of categories ranging from baseball, politics, and of course, jazz. but to top it all off we need quotes from "the letter", which the search function has not helped out with yet. since you have not freaked out on me the last few threads i will refrain from publishing at this time but I AIN'T NO IDIOT when it comes to WEST COAST JAZZ! (and a few other select things as well) now lets all go back to our best behavior and practice organassimo-saftey- after all, michae cuscana is watching...........

i hope you guys are right: then all of coltranes numeous jazz innovations are all one big offshoot/extension of West Coast Jazz. i hope you guys are right

you guys are still on this? let me reitterate again THERE IS NO WAY THIS IS JOHN COLTRANE. if it is so that john coltrane's EARLIEST KNOWN RECORDED MUSIC is from the west coast, then it can and should be argued that Coltrane's music is all one big giant extension of WEST COAST JAZZ and really coltrane brought west coast jazz back east with him to create his jazz sound on the east coast, but since his west coast music came out before his east coast music, the east coast music is an extension of his west coast music, thus west coast jazz is better

u rock my socks, alocispepraluger102

chris albertson: i really do understand what you are getting at, and comming from your perspective on jazz i can see what youre saying about betty, but there is no denying she is one crazy-ass funky soul sister!

is this going to be hard to special order at the local record store? is it some grey market or foreign label? i would like to make a purchace of this item

todays issue

the main big pic from the Arts & Leisure, Part II section- its a pic of a majestic outdoor stage....much appriciation in advance

u r nutz

chewy's view: I wouldn't trust those liner notes as far as you can throw 'em-- if Coltrane was out west in '49 there would be numerous other accounts of his time spent there, etc-- and theres not.

did joey D get Jimmy smiths organ, like Soul Stream got BJPs?

Hanks listings: All stars roll call no room caddy reach out! the flip ---notice the only 50s album they kept in was all-stars, no soul station, but roll call-- NOW IS THE TRULY ALL BN HAD IN PRINT FOR MOBLEY AT THIS TIME or was limited info on the jacket? the jacket does say @ top: BLUE NOTE: THE DEFINITIVE CATALOGUE.... they list tony williams as JOE WILLIAMS!!! they list lifetime, spring and one called worth wating for, which ive never heard of (?) by far jimmy smith has the most albums, followed by Blakey. there are some items id really like to see back in the current catelogue: mo greens/all thats good (i dont care how much crap you guys give it) Ruben Wilson: Groovy situation/set us free (WHAT IS WRONG WITH U BLUE NOTE- ISNT THE NORA MONEY STILL ROLLING IN, CANT U REISSUE THESE) Jimmy McGriff (the better jimmy organ player) has elec funk, and one called Something to listen to (????) in print, as well as Black Pearl ohohohohh AND FINALLY: CANDIDO- Beautful/ BST-84957-- HOW MANY LPS DID HE MAKE FOR BN, I THOUGHT 1000 FINGERED MAN was IT! whats the info on this one?

screw miles, what did ELP do?

Light in the attic/seattle has reissued her 1st to lps on cd--- self titled, and her followup THEY SAY I'M DIFFERENT, which is the crazier of the two, and the one i bought today. the song 'he was a big freak' is all about miles and how kinky he was. it is completely insane intergallactic funk

just got my straight life last week- noticed the lp sleeve was neatly crafted from newsprint, actually works perfectly, i didnt even bother to swap it... i pointed this out to the guy @ counter, he said he bought a whole collection of records from this giant obeese man who had nothing to do all day but collect records and make those sleeves, and that he actually had so many, he even piled them up in his bathroom, and it got to a certain point where he actually had to stop using the bathroom he said-- i have thus been sacred to spin my copy of straight life!!!

vinyl

the copy i want is a lp reissue

not one of you guys have ever spun this one? maybe that means i shoudl get it!

i heard phaorah play inside once he opened up the set w/ giant steps, and it was like breakneck tempo and it sounded all weird

************LONG LIVE BIG JOHN PATTON*************

on tues i traded in a whole pile of jarrett lps and he's all: "ill give you three dollars for em", and i was all: SOLD! got 3 big ones off a really sweet SUPERTRAMP bootleg!!

why are there so many of these around still- new-- i see em every now and then too. did they not sell well, even back then?