ghost of miles

Video of the Beatles lip-syncing to "We Can Work It Out" circa 1966--Lennon goofily playful at the beginning. Their coolest-looking period, IMO--and the music ain't bad, either: We Can Work It Out

Good to see you again, sir--stick around this time! Source for another kind of "cutting contest"...

Thanks much to JohnS, Aggie87, and everybody else who sent notes my way...much appreciation.

Best wishes to you, sir!

Whatever happens with the Yanks this year, I think this has been the most fun team to watch since the 1996-2001 glory days... they finally seem to have some chemistry again. Watching Matsui do the helmet-flip last night after his walk-off home run (the 9th time they've won on a walk-off, already equaling last year's total...of course, some of that due, no doubt, to the new "Air Yankee" stadium effect), I thought, "Man, they actually look like they're having fun out there." Not just the normal end-of-game jubilation, but a sense that they're actually a team, and not just a bunch of guys that the Boss paid to play.

Up with changes.

If anybody has the Evidence cd COLOSSAL SAXOPHONE SESSIONS, could he or she drop me a PM? I'm looking for the lead-off track--Lee Konitz and John Zorn playing Wayne Shorter's "Devil's Island." Many thanks! EDIT: track located, much appreciation. Does anybody happen to have a copy of the original Zorn CD of NEWS FOR LULU? I've got last year's reissue but am trying to get a hold of the liner notes that Zorn wrote for the first edition.

Not a guy, but I like Norah Jones' version. I think Dee Dee Bridgewater recorded one, but I haven't heard it.

Per Chas' prior comment: Brew Moore: the Kerouac Connection Picked this one up in Indpls this afternoon at Luna Music on Massachusetts Avenue. Don't know if it's "complete" early Brew, but it does gather some of the Savoy sides + a fair # of appearances with Machito. It's Volume 2 in Giant Steps/Cherry Red's "Gray Boys" series (Allen Eager was V. 1):

Seems like there might have been a better way to handle this--pretty hamfisted and ironic indeed.

Phil Hughes looking good as the Yanks' set-up man.

We're re-airing A Few Words About Jazz this weekend, but it's already archived for online listening.

The version I saw was the 1970s one--ironically enough, the one episode I remember distinctly is the Alamo...and it's the one on YouTube! (Intro/outro only, unfortunately). EDIT: I now also remember the Amelia Earhart episode to which one of the YouTube commenters alludes.

Yes! Also... Cronkite calls the moon landing

Up for the next couple of days--we'll be tabulating the results on Monday. Thanks much to all who've responded so far.

Working on the annual Afterglow autumn-songs show right now, and finding Dave Brubeck's version of "September Song" (from the 2007 CD INDIAN SUMMER) very moving, invested with a measured poignancy.

Very good booklet. I'd say that all of the anthologies that Fantasy put out in the 1990s are worth picking up, if you can find them at affordable prices...here's a brief write-up I did on the West Coast jazz set.

No, I wouldn't spend $40.00 on it. Buy it from a marketplace seller on Amazon.com. Newbury Comics is selling a new one there for $15.99 as of this posting. Agreed--got mine through Newbury a couple of months ago for that price & it was definitely worth it.

Didn't realize till today that it's Jimmy Smith who plays the organ solo on "Bad."

Bill, really sorry to hear this--I know you're a devoted fan of that show. This is Bill Barton's station, isn't it?

Hey all, we've posted a survey with several questions about what people might want from the website, a potential podcast that we're developing, etc. If you ever listen to the show and have a few moments, could you fill it out? Night Lights survey Many thanks, David

David Grann, THE LOST CITY OF Z:

Thanks much to the two board members who contacted me so quickly about these tracks.

Gone forever, apparently...I was just cleaning out my PMs and noticed that the ones from Clem were now attributed to "deleted member."

Hello all, For a Night Lights show I'm working on--if anybody has the tracks listed below, could he or she contact me via PM? Many thanks! Miles Davis Quintet Miles Davis (tp) Sonny Rollins (ts) Red Garland (p) Paul Chambers (b) Art Taylor or Philly Joe Jones (d) radio broadcast, "Cafe Bohemia", NYC, July 13, 1957 Four (Roy's Romp) Ozone 18; Chakra (It) TH 100 MD; Yadeon (J) 502 Bye Bye Blackbird - It Never Entered My Mind Chakra (It) TH 100 MD; Yadeon (J) 502 Walkin' (incomplete) Yadeon (J) 502 * Miles Davis - John Coltrane - Sonny Rollins (Ozone 18) * Miles Davis - Makin' Wax (Chakra (It) TH 100 MD) * Miles Davis - Rare Unreleased Broadcasts (Yadeon (J) 502)