Bright Moments

i'm in! order here!

please include me in the BFT!!!

sounds like a scam. i bet your computer has a hijack virus. run malware bytes' anit-malware asap.

I'm serious! Let's talk Osibisa!!!

has anybody ever heard of this??!!!! I have to check this out!!

never heard of this cat before - but WOW! what a voice! and the music...like nothing i've heard before! check out the "obeah" man!! Exuma

well i can't figure out how to edit the last post - but roland kirk is on this one!!!

i forgot about that one!! i am going to pull it out and listen to it next!!!

Can't believe no thread for the funky Eric Gale! i'll start if off by recommending the excellent date with houston person and lonnie smith!!!

this was my first jazz album - i was 7 years old, jammin' to sun ra!

i recommend his "washington suite"

am i the only one who noticed that it was posted on youtube by fellow board member marla?

i see that you are the seller. perhaps you would be interesting in discussing jazz with us?

last night cleveland orchestra - playing strauss's don juan, ades' concentric paths and brahms symphony #2. beethovan's Lenore as an encore. all marvelous!

interestingly no one has commented on the 1st symphony. i am enjoying it atm on the jochum.

i went last night - they were terrific! review

from his website: Welcome to Emil Richards' web site... Have you ever wondered who played the bells on Scarborough Fair? Or the snaps on the Addams Family TV show, the bongos on the original Mission Impossible TV show, or the xylophone on the Simpons theme song? Well, Emil Richards, who has close to 2000 films and TV shows to his credit and the world's largest collection of percussion instruments (over 770 to date), played all those sounds. His credits span from Frank Sinatra, Joni Mitchell, Frank Zappa, The Beach Boys, Ella Fitzgerald, Bing Crosby, Marvin Gaye, George Harrison to over 750 more. He has played on Movie Scores written by Alfred Newman, Bernard Hermann, John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, Elmer Bernstein, Bill Conti, and Quincy Jones, Danny Elfman and 100's more. Emil has also written instruction books for mallet and percussion instruments and has a list of clinics he teaches at universities and music schools throughout the world. Welcome to his complete CD, DVD, Clinic and Discography web site. Have a look, listen, and above all enjoy the good vibes. WOW!!!!!

i have "the sound" on a twofer with "portrait of a jazz artist" the group is so tight! i've never come across vibist emil richards before - he is amazing on the two albums!

excellent!

these cats were one tight group! anyone know any inside dope?

roland kirk

yes but is it jazz?

strike settled - miami concerts on as scheduled!!! My link