Van Basten II

Rantanplan Milou Idéfix

Waylon Jennings Johnny Cash Willie Nelson

One of my favourite festival in Montreal is back again. For those who don't know much about it it's not a jazz festival but a music festival where jazz a big part amont the guests this year will be Glenn Hall/William Hooker/Dominic Duval, Quartor Bozzini, Malcolm Goldstein, Jozef Van Wissem, Grant Hart, Hard Cell (Tim Berne/Craig Taiborn/Thom Rainey), Sun Ra Arkestra, Evangelista, Sandro Perri, Michael Hurley, Allan Bishop, Silver Mt. Zion, Tim Hecker, Vic Chestnutt, Barnyard Drama, Matana Roberts' Sextet, Sir Richard Bishop, Roscoe Mitchell, Roswell Rudd/Mark Dresser, Mt. Eerie, Spires That In the Sunset Rise, Loren Connors, MV & EE with the Golden Road, Evan Parker/Barry Guy/Paul Lytton, Netptune, and many more Also the prices for the tickets are ridiculously low. For the whole line up http://www.casadelpopolo.com/suoni/spectacles.php

Was expecting more exciting babes than that, well... Kurt Browning Brian Orser Elvis Stojko

Miss Piggy Porky Pig Babe this babe

The gigs i attended were to say the least energetic, he was there with a huge band, don't remember how much but i know the set was crowdwd to the max. It was basically high paced Cuban-African rythms in which he mixed improvisational piano runs. Very free feeling and free flowing and you never what was going to happen next. One of his singers was dancing and shaking her thing so much throughout the show that i feared she was going to have an heart attack. It was one of those performance that the band actually wore out people who were there to dance.

John Steinbeck The California Raisins UB40

Around here we have an expression for people who do this Agace-pissette

Rusty Staub Ellis Valentine Jeff Reardon They played for the Mets and Expos

Relaxing does not really sound like the Sosa i know,

Archie Shepp Horace Parlan Horace Silver

Would recommend Bembon as we say in French C'est ben bon.

Harold Snepsts Harold Lederman Harold & Kumar

George Hainsworth Jacques Plante Ken Dryden

Are you on an LSD trip yourself

Souleymane M'baye Herman Ngoudjo Lovemore Ndou

Brooks Robinson Larry Robinson Robinson Crusoe

You pretty well described my feelings about Carter also. Last time i saw him was when he was on his funk thing, gotta say i enjoyed it. Have not bought a Cd of his in a while. Think my latest is Chasin the gipsy. Your story about the Montreal jam session reminds me of another session that i was unfortunately not able to witness first hand but was told to me by reliable sources. That once Carter and Chris Potter shared the stage and both guys decided to show their stuff and started a cutting contest, while Carter was trying to pull all the stunts in his typical fashion, Potter kicked his ass just by playing lyrically.

Thierry Henry Frank Riberot Karim Benzema Allez les Bleus

Saw last night the David Liebman quartet featuring on guitar the very fine Vic Juris on drums a very cocky looking Marko Marcinko and on bass Anthony Marino. Enjoyable show.

Goodbye Bruins

Dick Rivers Johnny Halliday Claude François

. on a different note, i'm tempted to pick up something from the Basso Valdambrini combos. can anyone recommend some albums? which are the really outstanding recordings? In an amusing way this thread is an offspring from a thread dedicated to Valdambrini http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...;hl=Valdambrini

I say, let's invade this board and act like we didn't care about them. http://icechewing.iswhaticrave.com/