Bright Moments

where is the best (easiest) place to buy? Probably Amazon - TCB says on their website that they're distributed by Amazon (they also mention Borders and Tower... not sure if Tower is still around and no clue who/what Borders is...) thanks ubu - unfortunately not on amazon yet

ahem.......

where is the best (easiest) place to buy?

who is that handsome dude in the background!

what is it? any definitive players? recommended cd's? inquiring minds want to know! :bwallace2:

indeed!

That and Jim Dye's disappearance. lets not forget mnytime - now that was strange! http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...&hl=mnytime

thanks larry. in "lets get lost," the baker documentary, chet gives the five black guys story. but in the same movie chet's girlfriend (singer?) Ruth Young says the five black guys story is pure B.S. also in the documentary is film footage of chet playing with just one missing tooth.

o.k. i saw "lets get lost" - now who knows the real story about how chet lost his teeth?

http://www.nnenna.com/ yes, but can she sing?

who is nnenna freelon?

just spun power of three again. DANG that a good one!!!!

happy birthday!!!

mine arrived!!!

aloc begs to politely differ. bright moments thinks that he would rather listen to nails on a blackboard or a dentist's drill than elling!

By the way, it must be noted here that "I'm just a Bill" was written by Frishburg but sung by Jack Sheldon. "Conjunction Junction" was written by Dorough, sung by Sheldon. See Here i didn't know that - surely dorough sang "three is a magic number"??!!!!

i have this one as well - it SMOKES!!!!

enjoyed this one today!! NEED MORE DUSKO!!!!!

quick! pull the trigger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

saw both the Jackie Paris movie and the Chet Baker movie last night. both movies were very well done, well researched, lots of interviews and lots of old film of actual performances. the jackie paris movie was a pleasant surprise for me because i really knew very little about him. anyway - both films RECOMMENDED!

you won't be disappointed!!!

up for laughs

it was quite good with some rare footage including a session with her and a trio (john poole on drums) in sweden! tonight is the chet baker film!

http://www.miamijazzfilmfestival.org/ Saw this one last night - TERRIFIC!!! Opening Night, August 9, 7:30 pm Florida Premiere Anita O’Day: The Life of a Jazz Singer USA/2007/90 min Directed by Ian McCrudden and Robbie Cavolina An intimate and deeply moving tribute to jazz diva extraordinaire Anita O'Day, completed just weeks before her death in November 2006. Packed with terrific clips and anecdotes from friends and fellow musicians, this enjoyable documentary zips along at the speed of her renowned up-tempo interpretation of "Sweet Georgia Brown." You’ll see the classic 1958 Newport Jazz Festival performance from Jazz on a Summer’s Day (MJFF1998) and many other memorable masterpieces. Director Ian McCrudden (Islander, Trespassers, The Big Day) and Producer Melissa Davis (élan entertainment) will present their film.

just finished old man's war. i second the recommendation!