clifford_thornton

Yeah, Nicole Mitchell is awesome. Whatever happened to Adele Sebastian?

I'd like to hear those duets. "Old Dog Braxton" was a constant rejoinder when I hung out with AB last year. Wish I could make it to the 65th B-day concert.

I still have yet to sit down and listen to these records, though I am intrigued. Kevin Shea is one of my personal favorite "young drummers" on the scene, and Peter Evans is a force to be reckoned with as well. Shea's work in Talibam! and Sexy Thoughts might not be for the faint of heart but I think it's excellent.

Burton had some interesting stories about LSD and the music scene published in his book of memoirs, Meditations of a Musical Pesty-Mystic (Cadence Jazz Books). It's a fun read.

The sculptor and multi-disciplinary artist Louise Bourgeois has died at 98 - someone who I thought would be with us well past 100. Story here.

Ted Curson: "LSD Takes a Holiday."

Nah, only what's currently on the list is on the list (few things on HOLD).

I was just reading about that record in an old issue of Cadence today. Made me want to hear it, even though I'm not generally a fan of Gary Burton (have the first few on RCA and kept it at that).

Kenny Clare isn't a misspelling - English drummer.

Old ESP address

how trashed?

Bump - still a few things left.

I really like jazz flute. Very few others do, and it's a source of continual teasing in my experience. "There you go with that funky flute crap again, Clifford."

Rike

I watched the video the other day - it's pretty gross. Surprised his jaw or part of his head didn't go with the bull's horn. Bullfighting is pretty horrible, IMO, as is the Running of the Bulls - rather than reverence for a spirited animal, it's perverse and barbaric and often just stupid.

RIP. I can't say we weren't warned when his prostate cancer was looking terminal, but it's still sad to hear. What a great actor.

I'm pretty sure that my copy of Choco-motive doesn't have marzipan.

Rod Levitt - Solid Ground - (RCA-Victor, mono)

Never seen it - looks cool.

Bump with a few additions.

Jemeel Moondoc & Muntu - The Intrepid: Live in Poland - (Poljazz)

Sad story overall. Finally, after 42 years, he's at peace.

Not to my knowledge.

Yeah, he used Johnson, Rudd and Harris at the Plugged Nickel in Chicago, '67/'68. Don't know who the bass player was.

WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?!? I don't know, but the artwork reminds me of Dan Higgs.