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    Bill Heid
    Dealin' Wid It


    Impacting
    June 9th, 2022

    Format(s): Jazz

      Artist Title Time    
     
      Bill Heid Dealin' Wid It 05:33    
      Bill Heid Cho Soup 07:03    
      Bill Heid It's a Living 05:34    
      Bill Heid Four to One 07:12    
      Bill Heid Minor Worm 06:46    
      Bill Heid Naughty Little Puppy 06:26    
      Bill Heid Samba Cat 06:16    
      Bill Heid Bouncy 06:13    
      Bill Heid Tree Trunk 05:23    
      Bill Heid Hurt So Bad 05:43    
     

     

     

    New from Bill Heid on Savant Records
    Bill Heid - Dealin’ Wid It
    Savant Records SCD 2204

    Bill Heid, Hammond organ, vocals (tracks 3 & 6 only)
    Perry Hughes, guitar
    Randy Gelispie, drums
    Kevin “Bujo” Jones, percussion (except tracks 3, 6 & 9)

    AIRPLAY STARTS NOW
    SUGGESTED TRACKS
    1. Dealin’ Wid It (5:35) • 5. Minor Worm (6:46)
    7. Samba Cat (6:16) • 10. Hurt So Bad (5:42)

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    Called by Mozart “The King of the Instruments,” the organ went from sacred to salacious when it left the church and began turning up in jazz clubs in the 1950s. It was at that time that the model B-3 organ was assimilated into the jazz line-up and became a sought-after solo instrument. Its hipper-than-hip tone color and thumping bass pedals defined an instrumental sound that mesmerizes the instrument's aficionados to this very day. Pittsburgh-born Bill Heid knows the B-3's history well and his playing ranges from the boppish to the bodacious. From 1965 into the late 70's, he worked the "chitlin' clubs" in Baltimore, Newark, Detroit and Chicago, often with greats like Sonny Stitt, David "Fathead" Newman, Mickey Roker, Roger Humphries, Henry Johnson, Jimmy Ponder and Peter Bernstein. Heid himself penned all but one of the tunes, with all of them channeling the musical spirits of such Hammond luminaries as Don Patterson, “Big” John Patton, “Baby Face” Willette, Larry Young, Jimmy Smith and Jack McDuff. The album closes with a too-cool-for-school reading of “Hurt So Bad,” which looks back with a knowing glance to the Richard “Groove” Holmes version. Throughout the 10 tracks, the band plays with a soulful feeling, a great sense of ensemble and no small amount of infectious joy – drummer Randy Gelispie hits exactly the right mix of blues and swing, with his relaxed, in-the-pocket feel, and Perry Hughes on guitar ties things together with his own thoughtful style in his imaginative and satisfying solo breaks.

     

    Like our stuff?  Let’s hear from you.

    Record Company Contact
    Barney Fields • Savant Records, Inc.

    jazzdepo@ix.netcom.com • (212) 873-2020 • www.jazzdepot.com

     
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    Alan Broadbent Trio
    Like Minds


    Impacting
    June 9th, 2022


    Format(s): Jazz

      Artist Title Time    
     
      Alan Broadbent Trio This I Dig of You 06:24    
      Alan Broadbent Trio Prelude to Peace 08:25    
      Alan Broadbent Trio With the Wind and the Rain in Your Hair 07:18    
      Alan Broadbent Trio Dance Only with Me 05:16    
      Alan Broadbent Trio Airegin 05:58    
      Alan Broadbent Trio Stairway to the Stars 08:19    
      Alan Broadbent Trio Blue Pearl 04:45    
      Alan Broadbent Trio This Is New 06:42    
      Alan Broadbent Trio Yardbird Suite 06:25    
     

     

     

    New from The Alan Broadbent Trio on Savant Records
    The Alan Broadbent Trio - Like Minds
    Savant Records SCD 2198

    Alan Broadbent - piano
    Harvie S - bass
    Billy Mintz - drums

     

    AIRPLAY STARTS NOW
    SUGGESTED TRACKS

    1. This I Dig of You  (6:26)   5. Airegin  (5:28)
    8. This Is New  (6:43)      9. Yardbird Suite  (6:24)

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    Alan Broadbent is one of New Zealand's favorite musical sons and perhaps the most well-known and multi-talented of them all. Many are familiar with his arranging and conducting for Sir Paul McCartney, Diana Krall, Pat Metheny and Michael Bublé. Others may know Broadbent has received 8 Grammy nominations and won 2 Grammy Awards for Best Orchestral Arrangement Accompanying a Vocal, one for Natalie Cole and one for Shirley Horn. On Like Minds, Broadbent takes a seat on the piano bench for his third Savant recording with his trio featuring the great bassist Harvie S and the colorful drumming of Billy Mintz. Together these men play with notable clarity and poise, and their performances – even those of familiar standards – are wonderfully tuneful, sometimes whimsical and often moving, with the overall effect always coming across as coolly engaging and totally spontaneous. “I'm averse to playing what I jokingly call 'big band trio arrangements,' where everybody plays the rhythmic hits,” Broadbent explains. “I'll get a big band if I want to do that. For me, for the trio, I want it to change every time.” Spontaneous and off-the-cuff these 9 tracks may be but the closer you listen, the more inventive and exquisitely crafted they sound, with the recording showing that, without a doubt, these three superb musicians are of like minds indeed.

     

    Like our stuff?  Let’s hear from you.

    Record Company Contact
    Barney Fields • Savant Records, Inc.
    jazzdepo@ix.netcom.com
     • (212) 873-2020 • www.jazzdepot.com

     
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  2. Grey Cup odds
    https://torontosportsmedia.com/2022/06/08/cfl-grey-cup-futures-best-preseason-odds/

    *****

    Power Rankings
    https://pifflespodcast.com/blog/safimods-2022-cfl-power-rankings-week-1/
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/06/power-rankings-kicking-things-off-for-week-1/
    https://3downnation.com/2022/06/07/3downnation-cfl-power-rankings-lets-get-the-2022-season-started/

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    Season previews
    https://www.cfl.ca/everything-you-need-to-know-ahead-of-the-2022-season/
    https://www.sportsnet.ca/cfl/article/cfl-west-preview-blue-bombers-aim-for-rare-three-peat/
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/05/30/the-weekly-say-mop-picks-top-pre-season-storylines/
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/05/30/steinbergs-mmqb-a-question-for-every-west-division-team/
    https://www.tsn.ca/cfl-10-players-to-watch-2022-season-1.1810439
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/06/steinbergs-mmqb-early-2022-awards-predictions/
    https://www.tsn.ca/dave-naylor-with-cba-put-to-bed-it-s-finally-time-for-cfl-football-1.1805091

    Calgary
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/07/five-things-to-know-calgary-stampeders/

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    Week 1 Checking Down
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/08/checking-down-news-and-notes-from-week-1/

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    Week 1 Game Notes
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/08/cfl-ca-game-notes-a-look-at-week-1/

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    The Bombers' Grey Cup ring is pretty sharp!
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/05/29/the-bombers-bask-in-the-bling-of-their-new-rings/

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    Saturday was Cut-Down Day.
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/04/cutdown-tracker-teams-announce-their-final-cuts/
    https://3downnation.com/2022/06/04/2022-cfl-training-camp-cut-tracker/

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    Week 1 picks
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/07/prediction-time-cfl-ca-writers-opening-week-picks/
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/07/weekly-predictor-confidence-in-winnipeg/
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/08/from-the-editors-desk-welcome-to-cfl-kickoff/

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    Top 50 Players
    https://www.cfl.ca/2022/06/07/collaros-headlines-tsns-top-50-players-for-2022/
    https://www.tsn.ca/CFL/video/2022-cfl-top-50-players~2446152
    https://3downnation.com/2022/06/07/heres-how-3downnation-contributors-voted-for-tsns-top-50-cfl-players-list/

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    2022 Broadcast Schedule
    https://www.cfl.ca/where-to-watch-2022-broadcast-schedule/

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    Many years ago I had the pleasure of chatting over the phone with Neil Lumsden.  Last week he was elected to the Ontario legislature.
    https://3downnation.com/2022/06/02/canadian-football-hall-of-famer-neil-lumsden-elected-as-mpp-for-hamilton-east-stoney-creek/

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    Tony Pajaczkowski has passed away at 86.  RIP.  I had his bubble gum card in 1964.
    https://3downnation.com/2022/06/05/canadian-football-hall-of-fame-ol-tony-pajaczkowski-has-passed-away/

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    Here is an analysis of recent point scoring.
    https://3downnation.com/2022/06/06/introducing-the-cfl-offensive-output-report/

  3. On 1/18/2017 at 7:06 PM, Teasing the Korean said:

    I did not intend to be critical with my post.  I know and like much of what you included in your playlist.  I just think that the evolution of associating jazz with noir is an interesting one, because only a very few of the late films noir had jazz scores (and some purists do not even consider some of these later titles as film noir).  I read a fascinating piece in which a film professor showed classic films noir to his class.  The films all had orchestral scores by the likes of Miklos Rozsa, Adolph Deutsch, etc. After the films were shown, he asked the class about the music.  Many of the students used words like "jazz" and "saxophone" to describe the music, even though there was no jazz or sax.  

     

    Here is a new Criterion Channel article about Miklos Rozsa and his film noir music.

    https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/7812-the-rule-breaking-maestro-behind-noir-s-trademark-sound

  4. 7 hours ago, Ken Dryden said:

    Eric Gregg was easily one of the worst umpires, particularly during the Braves-Marlins playoff game. Practically every outside pitch was called a strike, no matter how far off the plate it was. A no win situation for Braves batters. Fortunately he was not rehired after an umpire strike.

    Ken, I remember how Glavin in particular with perfect control would always get the called strike with a pitch six inches off the plate.

  5. I picked up Hollywood Madness when it was new.

    Perhaps everyone's experience was different, but I wasn't seeing better music in the record stores at that time.

    It wasn't that I was a big fan, but I saw him as a keeper of the flame in those days.

  6. Guys, I'm going to be spending considerably less time on the internet for the foreseeable future, and will not be able to post on this thread as I have in the past.  I will try to maintain occasional updates, but no guarantees.

    Everyone is welcome to contribute in my place!

  7. Apple has announced the discontinuation of its last iPod, the Touch.

    https://www.engadget.com/apple-discontinues-ipod-touch-161433001.html

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    Open the Books estimated yesterday that pharmaceutical companies and other third parties secretly paid the two leaders of the NIH, Francis Collins and Anthony Fauci, and others $350 million between 2010 and 2020.  The NIH's database is "highly redacted."

     

  8. On 4/29/2022 at 5:12 PM, Chuck Nessa said:

    Those big "classical" boxes are more attractive to the labels because most of the compositions are PD, hence are much cheaper to produce.

    Didn't Michael Cuscuna find that sales decline when the retail price is more than $120.00?

    I can imagine that the smaller profit per cd combined with a price tag ceiling resulted in the 13-18 disc boxes we saw last year from Nucleus, Barbara Thompson and Henry Cow.  

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