robertoart

That one's a very 'doorish' gate So I think it should pass.

I wonder if Chewy has that Kent LP? MG Damn. I thought that was Chewy!

Oh. I see. Well most will be reading it here for the first time

And of course..this one... almost the end of an era in a way. And an album I appreciate more and more with the passing of time. Especially with the extra 'non album' tracks like 'Lester Leaps In'. But Angel Eyes is a beautiful performance too. Plus many others.

Are they better disco/funk than Grant Green's The Main Attraction, MG? Would that have been a better album if HP had produced it 'his way'?

That's right! You read it first here people http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-06-16/tasmanian-woman-wakes-after-car-crash-speaks-with-a-french-accen/4757146

Close enough

I like Enrico Pieranunzi and I haven't even heard him yet!

This is the big question. An original first press Attica Blues? Still sealed? He says in the description 'two breather holes' in the seal. So perhaps they take away the risk of warped vinyl? I bought a still sealed copy of Wes and Jimmy 'Further Adventures' on Verve. Unfortunately record was warped and unplayable. By my standards anyway This guy seems to get a lot of sixties and early seventies still sealed vinyl though. And this one is listed from his 'personal collection' Didn't anyone tell him what a great album this is...and he should have a listen to it.

Who wears the pants in that relationship

I don't think he rents it out for session work, and in the article he mentions having it so well soundproofed that he was able to light off firecrackers without the neighbors hearing it, so I would guess it's OK zoning-wise And hopefully fire proof as well then.

Fuck those shorter tunes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQHRPC81DDg

http://jazzguitarscene.wordpress.com/2013/06/12/johnny-smith-1922-2013/

He's a better R&B saxophinist than David Bowie.

Vinnie Colaiuta Lassie (dogs are people too). Classie Fred Blassie

Absent's makes the heart grow fonder.

ive always wondered how he got involved w/ the Schuller 3rd stream orchestra usa stuff. dolphy is so far beyond that stuff. i guess in his musical story, thats his "going fusion" Eric Dolphy - Crossover Artist.

The Dumb Lions.

This is pretty nice playing by Hoffman (and everyone else). It's fairly languid in a non-opiate kind of way Nobody would kick him off the bandstand for farting. I wonder what was going through his mind when he was playing...did he start to drift

Arthur Blythe - Carespin With Mamie Grant Green - Miss Anne's Tempo & Blue's In Maude's Flat Coltrane - Naima David Murray - David - Mingus