Bright Moments

oh and BTW, its GOOD!

Jim Baker - Piano Kent Kessler - Bass Tim Mulvenna - Drums Ken Vandermark - Reeds from amazon.com: Editorial Reviews Amazon.com This reissue is proof that you can't keep a great album down. Originally released on the tiny Eighth Day Music label in 1997, Real Time features the talents of the Chicago leading light-reedist Ken Vandermark and two of his regular sidemen, but even with these known entities, the album didn't reach the audience it should have. Repackaged and remastered, Real Time looks and sounds better. Pianist Jim Baker is nearly mad with genius as he flits around the keys creating angular melodies that fall in and out of time. Drummer Tim Mulvenna and bassist Kent Kessler swing in the bop tradition, playing in and around the meter, but for the most part, they leave Vandermark and Baker to launch the heavy artillery. Playing more in the straight-ahead vein, Vandermark doesn't squeal or honk as much here as elsewhere, instead playing a dazzling array of notes within the regular scales. New modal jazz with a twist may best describe these original tunes; another apt description would be great music given a second chance. --Tad Hendrickson and cheap!! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/offer-lis...5Fencoding=UTF8

appearing again January 21, 2006!!!! http://www.southfloridajazz.org/jazz/

well folks i know i am a little late to the party but.....................I'M IN!!!!! ordered the Ornette complete science fiction and cued up 15 in a blink!!!

man marty that reminds me of my old duncan!!!!

only the mobley is left! for sale or trade!

hmmmmmmm. that didn't work. how about i sell them for ten dollars each (or all 3 for $25.00) shipping to a US address included.

the wailin' jennys:

i enjoy their artists the "wailin' jennys". this is the cd of theirs i have: they also have their own web page. http://www.thewailinjennys.com/

Just received this email: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, January 12, 2006 Red House Records President Bob Feldman Dies at Age 56 St. Paul, MN ­ Bob Feldman, founder and president of world-renowned folk and roots music label Red House Records, died yesterday at age 56 at his home in St. Paul, MN. The stunning report of his death came as a shock to his friends and co-workers even though Feldman had been battling a series of health issues in recent months. Red House headquarters has received an overwhelming number of calls and emails from artists, friends, fans and people in the music industry expressing their shock and sadness at the loss. He is survived by his wife Beth, son Ari, parents, Sydney and Toby, brother Alan and sister Sheri Cerny. Feldman was known across North America as a tireless music promoter and record producer who devoted his life to building and enhancing the careers of many of today's finest roots music artists. As the head of a record label, he had a unique reputation for trusting his artists¹ instincts and allowing them ample creative control over their work. Not coincidentally, Feldman maintained close personal relationships with many of the musicians on the label. He acted as a friend, fan, and business partner to many Red House artists ­ a combination rarely found between artists and the record executives they do business with. Red House Records boasts a long list of internationally recognized recording artists including such luminaries as Greg Brown, Lucy Kaplansky, Guy Davis and recent Grammy nominee Eliza Gilkyson (a complete list of artists is available at www.redhouserecords.com). Over the last two years, Feldman made a conscious effort to expand the label¹s scope by signing artists who stretched the boundaries of what many consider folk music. Such acts include Austin, Texas based Jimmy LaFave and a bevy of Canadian musicians -- The Wailin¹ Jennys, The Bills, David Francey, Ray Bonneville and Lynn Miles (set to release her first Red House album, Love Sweet Love, February 7th). The staff of Red House Records ­ long-time friend and V.P. of Production Eric Peltoniemi, V.P. of Operations Chris Frymire, Director of Publicity and Marketing Alex Seitz, Director of Promotions Ellen Stanley, accounting assistant/bookkeeper Megan Hire and members of the Customer Service Department Roland Trenary, Rachel Goligoski and Beth Engelman ­ will continue operations and passionately pursue Bob Feldman¹s vision of cultivating new talent and bringing the highest quality independent music to fans around the world. Memorial services will be held tomorrow, Friday, January 13 at 11:30 a.m. at Beth Jacob Synagogue located at 1179 Victoria Curve, Mendota Heights, MN 55118. Memorials should be directed to The Breast Cancer Fund c/o Red House Records PO Box 4044 St Paul MN 55104 We all loved Bob and will endeavor to keep his dream alive. Chris CW Frymire Vice President, Operations Red House Records, Inc. operations@redhouserecords.com

i received these for xmas and already have them. they are all sealed and they are all EXCELLENT! 1 - Gene Harris at Maybeck 2 - Hank Mobley - Workout 3 - Cannonball Adderley/Nat Adderley Quintet - Live in Europe trades only please!

surprised no mention of this one yet:

my bad. -_- great cd!

many happy returns!!

thanks!!

ok folks - i am ready to try bartok's opera "bluebeard's castle" is the LSO Berry/Ludwig the one to get? recommendations please!

so does anybody know if this is the only one that RRK produced?

Happy Birthday!!!

Happy Birthday!!!

haappy birthday & CHEERS!!!

you guys are crazy!! Ruth was at her BEST in "Harold & Maude", a CLASSIC!!! Of course "Where's Poppa" was a pretty hillarious film as well!!

RIP Lou!

ditto that!! happy birthday Jeff!